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Alzheimer's researchers look at an unusual data point: Head shape
New research suggests that mechanical stress and brain anatomy may influence Alzheimer's disease progression, proposing that subtle, lifelong pressure on brain structures could be a previously…
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5mTrump administration stopped sharing evidence in Good and Pretti killings, Minnesota officials say
Minnesota authorities face a legal standoff as federal officials halt the transfer of crucial evidence regarding the controversial police shootings of two civilians during immigration enforcement actions.
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10mTrump asked Musk to reverse limits on Ukraine's military internet use
President Trump allegedly spoke with Elon Musk to restore Ukraine's restricted Starshield access, sparking uncertainty over control of the satellite network amid ongoing concerns about shifting U.S.-Russia relations.
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3mPhotos show festival on Myanmar's Inle Lake after the end of monsoon
Experience the vibrant Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda Festival, where sacred golden Buddha images are ceremoniously paraded across Myanmar's Inle Lake amid traditional rowing, dance, and cultural celebration.
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3mTrump says he 'heard something about' Justice Department probe into longtime ally Corey Lewandowski
President Trump signals support for a Justice Department investigation into former adviser Corey Lewandowski regarding allegations of profiting from his government role, despite his history as a loyal ally.
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7mHow WSU football has dominated No. 21 Boise State in head-to-head matchups
As Washington State prepares to host No. 21 Boise State, we look back at the history of this storied rivalry, featuring seven intense matchups over the past decades.