LiAngelo Ball signs $13M Def Jam deal after viral ‘Tweaker’ song

Proper nutrition in middle age is found to have a significant impact on longevity, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a healthy diet as one ages. A new blood test has been developed to measure the progression of Alzheimer's disease, providing a valuable tool for tracking the development of dementia. A recent study explores the reasons why parents may show favoritism towards certain children, shedding light on the dynamics of family relationships. Full Article

The head of the Wilson Center, Mark Green, a Republican, resigned following a visit from Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency team, as part of Trump administration's efforts to largely dismantle the nonpartisan policy group. The center's federal employees were placed on administrative leave, with leadership staff and senior government employees also ousted. The Wilson Center, founded in 1968 as a memorial to Woodrow Wilson, faces an uncertain future as it seeks to comply with...

The U.S. government has imposed a ban on American government personnel in China, along with family members and contractors with security clearances, from engaging in romantic or sexual relationships with Chinese citizens. This policy was put into effect by departing U.S. Ambassador Nicholas Burns in January, expanding on previous restrictions, in response to concerns raised by members of Congress. The ban covers all U.S. missions in mainland China and requires personnel to report any pre-existing...

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel visited Hungary, where an arrest warrant against him by the International Criminal Court was ignored due to Hungary's rejection of the court's jurisdiction. Prime Minister Viktor Orban welcomed Netanyahu, showcasing their shared views on national sovereignty and defying international law. Netanyahu's visit signals strength amidst domestic opposition in Israel, while Orban uses the opportunity to gain attention and distance himself from EU isolation, with both leaders facing domestic challenges...

Anna Feder, a former Emerson College staff member, filed a lawsuit alleging wrongful termination after screening a film critical of Israel and supporting pro-Palestinian campus speech. Feder, who led the Bright Lights Cinema Series for 12 years, was laid off in 2024 amidst program cuts. The lawsuit claims that her termination was related to her refusal to cancel the screening of "Israelism" and her advocacy for pro-Palestinian discourse, leading to her being barred from campus....

Seattle's city council unanimously approved a resolution to end commitments to defund the police, citing a rise in crime and divisive nature of the movement. Councilmember Rob Saka introduced Resolution 32167 to reverse prior pledges, emphasizing the need for a diversified response model. Saka, a Black man, criticized the past council's support for defunding as not benefiting marginalized communities and emphasized the importance of not relying on White saviors. Full Article