“Can You Hear Me Now?” How Radar Could Eavesdrop on Your Phone Calls
Think your private phone call is safe because it’s encrypted? Think again. Researchers at Penn State have demonstrated that radar—a technology more commonly used for tracking planes and detecting cars in your blind spot—can be repurposed to eavesdrop on smartphone conversations by detecting microscopic vibrations emanating from the device itself. The system, dubbed WirelessTap, utilizes commercially available millimeter-wave radar to...
Michael Penix Jr. Confronts Fan Over Mispronounced Name in Viral Video
Even star athletes have their breaking point, and Michael Penix Jr. proved that during a preseason game this week. The Washington Huskies standout-turned-NFL rookie has grown accustomed to attention on and off the field, but a viral clip showed him shutting down a heckle that crossed the line. As Penix walked past the stands, a fan loudly called out “Michael...
Big Pharma’s $164 Million Influence: How Payments Shaped MS Prescriptions
A new study has shed light on just how closely tied pharmaceutical money is to the treatment of multiple sclerosis (MS) in the United States. Between 2015 and 2019, nearly 80% of neurologists treating MS patients received payments from drug companies—totaling $164 million. And the more money a doctor received, the more likely they were to prescribe that company’s...
Brake Alert: Ford Recalls Nearly 500,000 Vehicles Over Brake Fluid Leak
Ford Motor Company has announced a major recall of nearly 500,000 vehicles in the United States due to a defect that could cause brake fluid to leak, increasing the risk of accidents. The recall affects 2015–2018 Ford Edge SUVs and 2016–2018 Lincoln MKX crossovers, following a regulatory finding that a ruptured brake hose could result in reduced stopping power. According...
Wall Street Breaks Records as U.S. Economy Defies Expectations with AI-Fueled Growth
The U.S. economy is running hotter than expected—and Wall Street is celebrating. Stocks surged to all-time highs after new government data revealed GDP expanded at a 3.3% annual pace in the second quarter, beating the earlier 3% estimate and bouncing back sharply from a 0.5% contraction in the first quarter. The rebound was driven by robust consumer spending and a...
Deadly Bacteria in Louisiana Oysters Raise Alarming Questions About Seafood Safety
Louisiana’s beloved oysters are under scrutiny after two more people died from infections linked to the flesh-eating bacteria Vibrio vulnificus. Health officials confirmed that both deaths were tied to oysters harvested in Louisiana and later served at restaurants—one in the state and another in Florida. The numbers are climbing fast: in 2025 alone, 34 infections and six deaths have been...
Is Your Pee Warning You About Stress? Why Hydration Could Be Your Secret Weapon
If you think water is just about quenching thirst, think again. New research suggests that the color of your pee could be signaling more than hydration levels—it might also reveal how well your body can handle stress. In a recent study, healthy young adults were divided into two groups: those who consumed less than 1.5 liters of fluid daily and...
Nicotine as a Hidden Healer? Exploring Anti-Inflammatory Evidence and One Doctor’s Bold Perspective
Though often vilified, nicotine may not be the outright villain it's made out to be. Dr. Bryan Ardis, a retired chiropractor and public speaker, boldly reframes nicotine as a "nutrient, not a drug." He argues that its anti-inflammatory power, neurological benefits, and immune support are deeply misunderstood—and intentionally overlooked by mainstream medicine. In his own words: "Nicotine alone is...
Trump Ends Biden’s Secret Protection Deal for Kamala Harris
President Donald J. Trump took decisive action this week, putting an end to a secret, last-minute order from Joe Biden that had quietly extended Kamala Harris’ taxpayer-funded Secret Service detail beyond what federal law requires. By statute, former vice presidents receive only six months of protection after leaving office. Harris’ coverage ended on July 21, 2025. Yet Biden slipped through...
7 Reasons to Eat a Raw Egg Daily
I don't know about you, but I remember when I was a kid and I loved to steal my mother's raw cookie dough from the bowl (oops, the cat is out of the bag). She would turn away for a minute and the theft was easy and swift. However, one time I was caught red-handed with a mouthful of...
