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➤ French President Emmanuel Macron sued a conservative American podcaster. (Hear Why)

➤ A new study found that over 70% of teens use AI for friendship. (Hear Details)

➤ This surprising state is the most humid in America. (Hear Which)

➤ Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard released new documents on Wednesday alleging that U.S. intelligence agencies conspired to subvert the 2016 election. (See Details)

➤ A federal judge in Florida on Wednesday denied a Justice Department request to unseal grand jury records relating to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. (More)

➤ Meanwhile, the House Oversight Committee subpoenaed Epstein co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell for a deposition next month at the Federal Correctional Institution Tallahassee, where she’s serving a 20-year prison term for sex trafficking. (More)

➤ Attorney General Pam Bondi fired a newly appointed U.S. Attorney for New Jersey hours after federal judges in the state rejected Alina Habba, President Trump’s choice for the job. (See Details)

➤ President Trump said a trip to China might happen in the “not too distant” future as a way to stabilize the relationship between the U.S. and China. (More)

Harvard Study: These 3 Foods May Help Combat Memory Loss, Says Boston MD

Why do some seniors maintain razor-sharp memory while others struggle to remember basic things? A groundbreaking Harvard study suggests it’s not about age – it’s about what’s on your plate. 

Boston physician Dr. George Karanastasis has identified three specific foods that could be the key to fighting memory loss. “Your brain needs specific nutrients to create new cells and maintain cognitive function,” explains Dr. K. “Without these nutrients, your brain literally starts to starve, leading to those embarrassing senior moments.”

The consequences? Walking into rooms and forgetting why you’re there. Getting lost on familiar routes. Struggling to remember names of people you’ve known for years.

Ready to discover these memory-boosting foods? Watch Dr. K’s presentation now and learn how to help your brain stay as young as your spirit.

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➤ Eighteen state Attorneys General are joining together to fight a decision that disallows prayer before high school football games in Florida. (More)

➤ NASCAR announced they’re holding a street race next June on Naval Base Coronado in San Diego as part of a joint celebration marking the U.S. Navy’s 250th anniversary and the nation’s 250th birthday. (More)

➤ The Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) has adopted a policy that disallows court and field-storming until the visiting players and coaches have exited the field of play. Infraction fines will start at $50,000 and double with every new offense. (More)

➤ Denver’s professional ultimate frisbee club announced that they’ve willingly relinquished their former team name to the city’s new women’s soccer team, Denver Summit FC. (More)

➤ Yesterday’s Results: MLB | Soccer | WNBA | Tour de France

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➤ Big Stock Move: Abivax shares skyrocketed nearly 600% Wednesday on news that the company’s new treatment for inflammatory bowel disease outperformed a placebo in an eight-week test. (More)

➤ Meme traders who push low-priced stocks for short-term gains have targeted two new stocks: GoPro and Krispy Kreme, causing the shares to jump 12% and 5%, respectively, in Wednesday’s trading. (More)

➤ Uber unveiled a new app Wednesday that pairs women drivers with women riders in its latest move to address safety. The new tool will roll out next month in the U.S. (See Details)

➤ Home sales declined more than expected in June, falling 2.7% from May as high prices and mortgage rates continue to deter buyers. (More)

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Boston Doctor Reveals Simple Memory-Boosting Food Protocol

Struggling with memory loss? Harvard researchers have uncovered a surprising truth: it might not be your age that’s the problem – it’s your diet.

Dr. George Karanastasis, a respected Boston physician, has identified three specific foods that could be the missing link in maintaining sharp memory and mental clarity. His simple protocol doesn’t require drastic changes – just adding these crucial nutrients back into your diet.

The results? Thousands of seniors are reporting dramatic improvements in their memory and cognitive function. No more forgotten names, misplaced keys, or embarrassing senior moments.

Want to know which three foods could help protect your memory? Watch Dr. K’s revealing presentation now.

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➤ New research finds that fasting before sleep enhances the brain’s memory-consolidating rhythms, suggesting that what you eat—or don’t eat—can sharpen how well you remember. (More)

➤ NASA has tested a powerful new cryocooler that can prevent fuel loss on long Mars missions, making round-trip human travel to the Red Planet far more feasible. (See Cooler)

➤ Scientists in Barbados have rediscovered the elusive Barbados threadsnake, the world’s smallest-known snake, nearly 20 years after its last confirmed sighting. (See Snake)

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➤ Groundbreaking: This “Brain Protein” Stops Senior Memory Loss. Forget accepting memory loss as inevitable after 65. Groundbreaking research has identified a specific brain protein responsible for cognitive decline in seniors.  Scientists call it the most significant memory breakthrough in decades. (Learn More)

➤ Auto polo is long forgotten now, but in the 1910s, players swapped horses for stripped-down Model Ts and traditional mallets for the mayhem of high-speed collisions and a steady stream of injuries. (See Photos)

➤ Gen Z is trading smartphones for early 2000s-era flip phones in a viral trend dubbed Flip Phone Summer, an effort to ditch digital distractions. (See Details)

➤ This photo collection offers striking side-by-side photos showing how places, homes, and landmarks have changed, or remained remarkably the same, over decades. (See Photos)

➤ Groundbreaking: This “Brain Protein” Stops Senior Memory Loss. Forget accepting memory loss as inevitable after 65. Groundbreaking research has identified a specific brain protein responsible for cognitive decline in seniors. This discovery explains why 40% of older adults experience confusion and forgetfulness—and offers a natural solution to restore mental clarity. Scientists call it the most significant memory breakthrough in decades. (Learn More)

➤ A masked suspect was caught by a surveillance camera breaking into a Florida collectibles shop, smashing and grabbing $30,000 in Pokémon cards within 75 seconds. (See Video)

➤ A Kansas City museum worker confirmed a real grasshopper, not a painted one, has been trapped in Van Gogh’s Olive Trees painting for 135 years. (See Painting)

➤ Excess moose meat and antlers on the wing strut created increased drag and caused the 2023 Alaska crash that killed former U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola’s husband, according to investigators. (More)

➤ A street test revealed that most people couldn’t tell a real social media influencer from an AI-generated one. Can you tell them apart? (See Influencers)

➤ Want A Stronger Memory? Stop this common bathroom habit. Memory slipping? Struggling to focus? Top brain experts warn: a morning bathroom habit is silently damaging your memory. Stop it now before it gets worse. This tiny change could unlock sharper thinking, focus, and recall. Click to see what it is.

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Yesterday’s Results:

If you could bring only one back to national life, which would it be?

1. Sears: 41%
2. Radio Shack: 19%
3. Woolworth’s: 14%
4. K-Mart: 12%
5. Borders: 8%
6. Other: 6%

Today’s Trivia

Which U.S. president was the shortest at 5 feet 4 inches?

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