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Your gut bacteria may reveal how quickly your brain is ageing; UCLA researchers found specific microbes and chemical byproducts linked to older-looking brains, poorer memory, focus and mood

Your gut bacteria may reveal how quickly your brain is ageing; UCLA researchers found specific microbes and chemical byproducts linked to older-looking brains, poorer memory, focus and mood

A person’s “brain age” may be different from their chronological age. For years, scientists have used brain scans to estimate this age and found that when the brain appears older than expected, it is associated with a pattern of poorer memory, weaker thinking skills and changes in mood. Most of these studies focused on older…

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Tiger Woods is helping open a .5 billion, 914-acre Texas golf community with 500 planned homes, an 18-hole course, dude ranch and resort-style amenities; residential prices start at  million

Tiger Woods is helping open a $2.5 billion, 914-acre Texas golf community with 500 planned homes, an 18-hole course, dude ranch and resort-style amenities; residential prices start at $1 million

Pro golfer J.J. Henry, developer Andy Mitchell and Tiger Woods partnered to create Bluejack National and Bluejack Ranch in Texas. Tiger Woods is helping launch a new gated golf community outside Fort Worth, Texas, where homes will start at $1 million. As per Realtor, Bluejack Ranch spread accross 914-acre, is planned as a $2.5 billion…

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Egypt’s earliest kings were buried with hundreds of servants; 100 years later, skull fractures are reviving the theory that some were sacrificed | World News

Egypt’s earliest kings were buried with hundreds of servants; 100 years later, skull fractures are reviving the theory that some were sacrificed | World News

Image: Mike P Shepherd/Alamy Skull fractures found on remains from the royal cemetery at Umm el-Qa’ab near Abydos suggest that servants of Egypt’s earliest kings may have been sacrificed when their rulers died. A new study by bioarchaeologist Roselyn Campbell of Purdue University, published on 5 October 2026 in the journal Frontiers in Environmental Archaeology…

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Kelowna grower Jordan Abbate’s giant pumpkin weighed 1,485 pounds at British Columbia’s 2026 contest, beating the 1,484-pound runner-up by just 1 pound after six months of daily care

Kelowna grower Jordan Abbate’s giant pumpkin weighed 1,485 pounds at British Columbia’s 2026 contest, beating the 1,484-pound runner-up by just 1 pound after six months of daily care

Abbate said he spent several hours each day looking after the plant (Giant Pumpkins British Columbia photo) A giant pumpkin grown by Kelowna resident Jordan Abbate won the 2026 B C Giant Pumpkin Contest in Langley, on Saturday, with just one pound separating the top two entries. Abbate’s pumpkin weighed 1,485 pounds, while Team Halliday’s…

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Man arrested after creating AI crocodile image at Singapore reservoir; authorities shut water activities for 2 days and searched for reptile that never existed | World News

Man arrested after creating AI crocodile image at Singapore reservoir; authorities shut water activities for 2 days and searched for reptile that never existed | World News

A 30-year-old Myanmar national has been charged in Singapore after allegedly creating an AI-generated image showing a crocodile at Pandan Reservoir, triggering a real search for a reptile that did not exist. The image was sent to a colleague on August 20, after which Singapore’s national water agency PUB was alerted to the supposed sighting….

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In 1990, Wisconsin used up to 20,000 tons of foundry sand in a highway project; by 2002, a contract called for 80,000 tons for Highway 10 | World News

In 1990, Wisconsin used up to 20,000 tons of foundry sand in a highway project; by 2002, a contract called for 80,000 tons for Highway 10 | World News

Representative Image of a highway construction project utilizing foundry sand as structural fill, surrounded by construction equipment and workers (AI Generated Image) A research project in Wisconsin in the mid-1980s eventually led to the planned reuse of tens of thousands of tons of spent foundry sand in highway construction. Waupaca Foundry participated in a University…

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Crews are removing over 850,000 cubic yards of toxic sediment from Ohio’s Cuyahoga River; the waste is being stabilised two miles downstream |

Crews are removing over 850,000 cubic yards of toxic sediment from Ohio’s Cuyahoga River; the waste is being stabilised two miles downstream |

A silt barge dredges contaminated sediment from the Cuyahoga Gorge dam pool. Image Credit: US EPA Crews are removing more than 850,000 cubic yards of contaminated sediment from the Cuyahoga River in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, as part of a major cleanup around the Gorge Dam. The material contains pollutants including heavy metals, oil, grease and…

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Imran Khan: Another showdown brewing in Pakistan? Imran Khan supporters hit streets after talks fail

Imran Khan: Another showdown brewing in Pakistan? Imran Khan supporters hit streets after talks fail

Supporters of imprisoned Imran Khan march towards Islamabad demanding his release. Thousands of supporters of jailed former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan began a march towards Islamabad on Sunday, demanding his release after talks between his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party and the government failed to break the political deadlock.Khan, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s main political…

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