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Data Center Supplies Become New Target for Cargo Thieves

By Mitchell Landsberg

Cargo thieves are increasingly targeting data center supplies, with a recent recovery in Illinois involving $1.3 million in stolen equipment, including copper wire and infrastructure components.

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Japanese Yen Hits 40-Year Low, Authorities Signal Intervention Readiness

By Helene Elliott

The Japanese yen weakened to its lowest level against the U.S. dollar since 1986, prompting renewed discussions of potential intervention by Japanese authorities.

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Prime Day Deals: Extended Sales on Top Brands Available

By Norman Pearlstine

Several deals from Amazon's Prime Day sale are still available, offering discounts on items from Apple, Adidas, Hanes, Shark, and other brands.

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Intel Stock Soars Amid Quantum Computing Push and AI Optimism

By Mitchell Landsberg

Intel Corporation's stock has seen significant gains this year, driven by optimism surrounding artificial intelligence and the company's early-stage work in quantum computing, which aligns with recent U.S. government initiatives.

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Stock Futures Rise Amid US-Iran Truce, Oil Markets Cautious

By Helene Elliott

Stock futures showed gains early Monday as investors assessed a pause in U.S.-Iran hostilities, while oil markets remained sensitive to potential disruptions. Major indices saw mixed movements globally.

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Data Center Supplies Become New Target for Cargo Thieves

By Mitchell Landsberg

Cargo thieves are increasingly targeting data center supplies, with a recent recovery in Illinois involving $1.3 million in stolen equipment, including copper wire and infrastructure components.

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Japanese Yen Hits 40-Year Low, Authorities Signal Intervention Readiness

By Helene Elliott

The Japanese yen weakened to its lowest level against the U.S. dollar since 1986, prompting renewed discussions of potential intervention by Japanese authorities.

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Prime Day Deals: Extended Sales on Top Brands Available

By Norman Pearlstine

Several deals from Amazon's Prime Day sale are still available, offering discounts on items from Apple, Adidas, Hanes, Shark, and other brands.

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Intel Stock Soars Amid Quantum Computing Push and AI Optimism

By Mitchell Landsberg

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Stock Futures Rise Amid US-Iran Truce, Oil Markets Cautious

By Helene Elliott

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Researchers in Louisiana are investigating the impact of weight loss drugs like Ozempic on muscle mass and metabolism, aiming to address potential drawbacks of the popular medications.

Healthcare

Shingles Vaccine May Offer Protection Against Dementia

Shingles Vaccine May Offer Protection Against Dementia

By Helene Elliott on June 30, 2026

Emerging research suggests the shingles vaccine may offer significant protection against dementia in older adults. Studies indicate a reduced risk of dementia following vaccination, though the exact mechanisms are still being explored.

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Louisiana Researchers Study GLP-1 Drug Side Effects

Louisiana Researchers Study GLP-1 Drug Side Effects

By Steve Lopez on June 30, 2026

Researchers in Louisiana are investigating the impact of weight loss drugs like Ozempic on muscle mass and metabolism, aiming to address potential drawbacks of the popular medications.

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Monroe County Investigates Cyclosporiasis Cases

Monroe County Investigates Cyclosporiasis Cases

By Norman Pearlstine on June 30, 2026

Health officials in Monroe County are investigating a cluster of cyclosporiasis cases with recent illness onsets, urging residents to be aware of symptoms and prevention methods.

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Study: Avoid screen time for under-twos due to developmental risks

Study: Avoid screen time for under-twos due to developmental risks

By Mitchell Landsberg on June 29, 2026

A comprehensive review suggests screen time for infants under two may lead to developmental concerns and recommends avoiding intentional use, citing risks to bonding, language, and physical play.

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Study Links Lipid Decline to Cellular Aging, Offers Reversal Hope

Study Links Lipid Decline to Cellular Aging, Offers Reversal Hope

By Helene Elliott on June 29, 2026

Researchers have identified a decline in phosphatidylcholine, a key lipid, as a driver of mitochondrial aging. Restoring levels through diet may reverse some age-related cellular wear.

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Louisiana Researchers Study GLP-1 Drug Side Effects