Burger Chain Agrees with RFK Jr. Seed Oil Critique, Returns to Using Tallow Oil
Steak 'n Shake, the fast-food chain, revealed on Thursday that by the end of February 2025, it will be frying its shoestring fries in 100% beef tallow. The company stated that this change is aimed at achieving the highest quality and best taste, ensuring that customers receive the best fries possible. The switch from vegetable oil to beef tallow...
16 Illnesses Water Can Prevent and Heal
Water is by far the most important resource in the world, yet it garners the respect of so few. How often do you find yourself standing with the fridge door open looking for something to drink - completely ignoring your jug of filtered water that sits before your eyes? The truth is, water should always be the beverage of...
Fewer Cancer Deaths, but More Cases Among Young, Women
A new report shows that while overall cancer deaths in the U.S. have dropped 34% since 1991, cancer rates are rising among women and young adults. Women under 50 now have 82% higher cancer rates than men of the same age. The decrease in cancer deaths is linked to early detection and better treatment, while the rise in certain...
Biden Targets Popular Weight-Loss Drugs for Medicare Price Negotiations
The outgoing Biden administration announced the next 15 drugs for Medicare price negotiations, including popular diabetes and weight loss drugs Ozempic, Wegovy, and Rybelsus. The negotiated prices will take effect in 2027. Medicare has already negotiated prices for 10 other drugs, which will go into effect next year. This move aims to reduce drug costs for seniors. The pharmaceutical...
Bitcoin Blasts to Record $124,000 as Regulatory Shift Fuels Crypto Boom
Bitcoin soared to an unprecedented high of $124,000 in early Thursday trading, capping a powerful week-long rally that’s reignited enthusiasm across the cryptocurrency market. While prices later eased to around $121,700, the world’s largest cryptocurrency remains up more than 6% over the past week, smashing its previous July peak of just over $120,000. “Bitcoin’s latest rally reflects the blurring lines...
The $10,000 Mistake Young Professionals Are Making—And It’s Not the Coffee
Forget blaming the $5 latte. According to Yuval Shuminer, CEO of the fintech app Piere, the real money leak for many young professionals is far less visible—and far more costly. Shuminer, a New Yorker accustomed to $7 coffees and $12 avocado toast, says lifestyle splurges aren’t the problem. Instead, she’s watched friends park tens of thousands of dollars in low-interest...
Trump Vows to Protect Social Security as Critics Push Fear Over Its Future
Ninety years after Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Social Security into law, the program continues to provide a vital lifeline to nearly 69 million Americans each month. While Democrats and the media warn of looming shortfalls, President Donald Trump has made clear that under his leadership, Social Security “will be great again” and protected for generations to come. The program’s projected...
Matcha Mania: Harvard Doctor Says Japanese Green Tea Powder Could Help Fight Cancer
From the serene tea ceremonies of Japan to the smoothie bowls of Instagram, matcha has captured the world’s attention. This finely ground green tea powder—celebrated for its vibrant color, earthy flavor, and antioxidant punch—is now making headlines for another reason: its potential to help prevent cancer. Dr. Sauarbh Sethi, a Harvard-trained gastroenterologist, calls matcha a “powerful source of antioxidants” that...
Surprising Reasons Why Your Palms Itch
Itchy palms can be surprisingly annoying—and while the old saying links them to incoming money, the real causes are usually more medical than mystical. Common Causes One of the most frequent culprits is dry skin. Weather changes, frequent handwashing, or harsh soaps can strip away natural oils, leaving skin irritated and itchy. Another possibility is eczema (also called atopic dermatitis), which...
3 Popular Money Rules You Might Be Better Off Breaking
Some financial advice is so ingrained it feels like gospel: make a budget, cut “wants,” and buy a home as soon as possible. But for many people, these “rules” can create stress, limit flexibility, and even sabotage long-term goals. Personal finance expert Dana Miranda, author of You Don’t Need a Budget, argues that blindly following them may keep you...
