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Study finds special tomato drink may reduce inflammation in adults with obesity
A small new study by researchers at Ohio State University suggests that a specially formulated beverage combining compounds from tomatoes and soy may help reduce inflammation in adults with obesity. Chronic low-grade inflammation is strongly linked to obesity and associated conditions such as heart disease and diabetes, so finding accessible dietary interventions to address it…
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Baby dies trapped in car seat after dad left car running to go back inside house to get something he’d forgotten and vehicle caught fire, cops say
A baby died after being trapped in a car seat inside a vehicle that caught fire in Washington state, after the child’s father had left the engine running while he briefly went back inside the house to retrieve something he had forgotten. Police say the fire broke out while the infant was left alone in…
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Clarence Thomas’ constitutional argument against federal gun law gets first major court test
The full US Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has agreed to rehear the case of United States v. Squire, brought by a convicted heroin trafficker, in a move that could challenge the constitutional basis of one of the federal government’s most frequently used gun laws. The decision follows recent remarks from Supreme Court Justice Clarence…
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Reporter’s Notebook: House’s final sprint puts SAVE America Act and Iran funding in play
The US House of Representatives is racing to pass a slate of major bills before its August recess, with lawmakers warning they may not return to Washington in force until after the November election. Among the measures being pushed through in this “final sprint” are the SAVE America Act, which would require photo identification for…
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SWFC News: Mudd situation explained with Owls absentee subject of official approach – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield Wednesday assistant coach Craig Mudd has been left out of the club’s pre-season training camp in Budapest after Manchester City lodged an official approach to bring him back to the Premier League. Manager Henrik Pedersen confirmed the situation, saying Mudd would remain at home in England until the matter was resolved, with the move…
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‘From Japan to the World’: ArcSys Reveals How It Built the Unique Style of PS5’s New Marvel Fighter
Arc System Works has released a 17-minute promotional documentary explaining how it developed the distinctive visual style of Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls, its upcoming PS5 fighting game. In the video, the studio’s developers join producers from PlayStation and Marvel Games to discuss how familiar Marvel characters were reimagined by blending them with Japanese manga and…
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New Jersey Dem gov’s blame game backfires after tech company pins noncitizen voter registration on state
New Jersey’s Democratic Governor Mikie Sherrill has faced backlash after blaming a “software error” for the improper registration of thousands of non-citizens to vote, only for the technology vendor involved, IDEMIA, to publicly dispute that account and place responsibility back on the state. The dispute matters because it has triggered a federal investigation into voter…
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What is Pickaxe Mountain?
Pickaxe Mountain is a heavily fortified underground site in Iran, near the Natanz nuclear-enrichment complex, which President Trump has threatened to strike. Its importance lies in the possibility that it could protect parts of Iran’s nuclear programme from air attacks, although international inspectors have not been allowed access and its exact purpose remains unconfirmed. Known…
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Heir’s to 13! Daredevil Prince George leaps between rocks, frolics on the beach in sunglasses alongside Prince Louis and waves at the camera in fun-filled footage shared by William and Kate to mark him becoming a teenager
The Prince and Princess of Wales have released a new video and photograph to mark Prince George’s 13th birthday, showing him becoming a teenager on 22 July 2026. The footage, filmed during the family’s Easter holiday in Cornwall, captures George climbing rocks barefoot, playing with a family dog, taking a boat ride and waving at…
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US soldier believed to be killed in Jordan attack remembered as living ‘life of courage and selflessness’
A US Army soldier believed to have been killed in a drone attack in Jordan is being remembered by loved ones as someone who lived a “life of courage and selflessness”. The Department of War named him as Sergeant Angel Rampersad, 28, one of three American service members reported killed in the strike, which also…