Egg Prices Spike on Bird Flu Scare
Egg prices in California have surged dramatically, reaching an average of $8.97 per dozen in December 2024, a significant jump from $5.68 in November. This spike is largely due to a combination of factors, including a bird flu outbreak that has severely impacted poultry flocks, reducing egg supply. The outbreak has led to the euthanization of infected flocks, and...
Why 83% of Americans Check Their Poop—And Why Doctors Say You Should Too
It’s not dinner table conversation, but most Americans admit to doing it: looking at their poop. A Health survey of over 2,000 adults found that 48% always check the toilet bowl and 60% inspect the toilet paper. In total, 83% of respondents admitted to looking at least sometimes, and experts say that’s a good thing. “There’s nothing to be embarrassed...
Crypto Kidnappings Surge: Armed Gangs Target Digital Fortunes
As cryptocurrency values soar, a chilling trend is rising with it: crypto kidnappings. These are no longer isolated incidents but a global threat. Armed gangs are hunting high-profile investors and influencers, forcing them to hand over digital wealth at gunpoint. In Uganda, crypto educator Festo Ivaibi learned this the hard way. What began as a quiet evening drive turned into...
What Happens to Your Body When You Eat Too Much Watermelon?
Watermelon is one of the healthiest summer treats you can enjoy — it’s hydrating, low in calories, and packed with vitamins A and C, antioxidants, and electrolytes. But even this refreshing fruit can cause problems if you overdo it. One of the biggest issues is its high water and fiber content. Eating too much at once can overwhelm your digestive...
The Sugar Trap Worse Than Dessert: Why Sipping It Could Spike Your Diabetes Risk
You already know that too much sugar isn’t great for your health, but how you consume it may matter even more than how much you eat. A sweeping review of 29 studies following over half a million people found that drinking sugar, not eating it, carries the greatest risk. Researchers discovered that every 12-ounce serving of sugar-sweetened beverages like soda...
Can You Sleep Too Much? Study Says Extra Hours May Raise Your Risk of Death
We’ve all heard the warnings about not getting enough sleep, but new research suggests the opposite extreme could also be harmful. An extensive review of 79 studies found that adults who consistently sleep more than nine hours a night may face a 34% higher risk of dying compared to those who get the recommended seven to eight hours. While the...
The $100K Rule: Why Hitting This Milestone Can Send Your Net Worth Into Overdrive
Personal finance experts agree: the first $100,000 you save is the hardest, but once you hit it, your money can grow at lightning speed. Billionaire investor Charlie Munger famously called the milestone “a b——, but you gotta do it,” because compounding returns accelerate dramatically after that point. So why is $100K the magic number? According to YouTuber Mark Tilbury, it’s...
NYC Shooter’s Note Blames NFL, Cites CTE: Inside the Brain Disease Haunting Football
Police say the Manhattan gunman who killed four people before taking his own life left a chilling three-page note accusing the NFL of concealing the dangers of football-related brain injuries. The shooter, identified as 27-year-old Shane Tamura, reportedly played high school football and asked for his brain to be studied for chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). “Study my brain please....
A Look at the Most Powerful Quakes Ever Recorded
A massive 8.8-magnitude earthquake shook Russia’s Far East this week, sending tsunami waves toward Japan and Alaska and triggering alerts across the Pacific. While quakes of this scale are rare, history shows the planet is capable of unleashing catastrophic force. The strongest earthquake ever recorded struck Chile’s Biobío region in 1960 with a staggering 9.5 magnitude. Known as the Great...
Biden Moves to Restrict Nicotine in Cigs
In its final days, the Biden administration proposed a rule to limit nicotine levels in cigarettes, aiming to reduce addiction. Critics, including law enforcement experts, warn the move could empower organized crime and black-market trade. The FDA has confirmed the rule is under regulatory review but has not been finalized. House Passes Laken Riley Act The House approved the Laken Riley...
