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Your Poop Schedule Might Be Controlled by a Single Vitamin

Daily Life

Vitamin linked to when you go: research finds one nutrient may set your daily bowel clock

A new genetic analysis suggests a familiar nutrient may influence one of the most private ...

ByMiles Harper

IRS logo on a smartphone with a U.S. flag in the background, as the Internal Revenue Service shifts refunds to direct deposit for 2026.

Economy and work

IRS unveils sweeping change: 164 million taxpayers must act now

The IRS has unveiled a major update to how federal income tax is withheld from ...

ByCalvin Baxter

Male Cuttlefish Make Their Own Light Shows to Flirt With Potential Mates

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Cuttlefish males flash dazzling skin displays to woo females

Male Andrea cuttlefish have a courtship trick most observers can’t detect: they actively reshape the ...

ByMiles Harper

Empty grocery store shelves and a quiet aisle, as Avondale’s only full-service market struggles to keep fresh food in stock.

Economy and work

Supermarket running low on fresh food: neighborhood grocer fights to survive as big chains toss tons

What began as a lifeline for a neighborhood is now at risk: a once-thriving small ...

ByCalvin Baxter

The Satellite Trash Surrounding Earth Is One Bad Solar Storm Away From Disaster

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Satellite debris threatens global services: one major solar storm could spark cascading collisions

A new preprint warns that a powerful solar storm could set off a rapid cascade ...

ByMiles Harper

U.S. currency including ten, twenty, fifty, and one hundred dollar bills, representing potential class action payouts

Economy and work

Up to $75 per unwanted text: file by Feb 12

If you told a sender to “STOP” and kept getting marketing texts afterward, you may ...

ByCalvin Baxter

It’s a Grocery Store, Not a Courtroom—But Everyone’s Still Judging Your Cart

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Grocery carts under scrutiny: shoppers change purchases to avoid judgment

Grocery carts have become a quiet form of social signaling, and that matters now because ...

ByMiles Harper

Two neighbors talk by a backyard fence near a garden, illustrating how a simple favor can trigger an unexpected property tax reassessment.

Economy and work

Tax bill leaves neighbor facing surprise liability: casual favor spirals into major debt

What begins as a neighborly favor—letting someone crash on your couch, cover a bill, or ...

ByCalvin Baxter

3 Signs You’re Grinding Your Teeth and Don’t Know, According to Experts

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Teeth grinding: 3 sneaky signs dentists warn could be wrecking your sleep

Many people grind or clench their teeth without knowing it, and the problem matters now ...

ByMiles Harper

IRS website shown as tax deadline penalties of up to 680 dollars begin after missed January filing cutoff

Economy and work

IRS fines hit millions: missed deadline could cost up to $680

The IRS has started assessing late-filing and late-payment penalties after this year’s tax deadline, and ...

ByCalvin Baxter

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