Buckingham Palace reacts to King Charles alleged major plan about Prince Andrews Royal Lodge - Geo TV

Buckingham Palace has categorically denied that King Charles was planning to evict Prince Andrew out of Royal Lodge for Queen Camilla.According to a report by the Mirror, Prince Andrew, who gave up his Duke of York title last week, is...

‘No one should die of a heart attack;’ Top cardiologist reveals warning signs of heart trouble one should - Times of India

Dr. Levine identifies chest pressure as a primary indicator, which people experience when they have coronary artery disease. People who have coronary

Tropical Storm Melissa stationary in the Caribbean as 4 deaths reported and huge rains expected - AP News

Tropical Storm Melissa is nearly stationary in the central Caribbean, with forecasters warning it could soon strengthen and brush past Jamaica as a powerful hurricane. Catastrophic flooding and landslides are likely in southwest Haiti in the coming days. U.S.…

FDA Announces Nationwide Recall of Cholesterol Medication—More Than 140,000 Bottles Affected - health.com

The FDA announced a nationwide recall of Atorvastatin Calcium tablets, a statin used to lower cholesterol, due to potential efficacy issues. Here's what to know.

It’s Time to Have the “Talk” With My Daughters. It’s Suddenly More Complicated Than I Could Have Imagined. - Slate

They need to know more than just condoms and birth control.

Dana White: ‘Absolutely insane’ Tom Aspinall would rather vacate than fight friend - MMA Fighting

Dana White hates Tom Aspinall saying he won’t fight friend Ante Delija.

K-State Wildcats at KU Jayhawks: Our football predictions for Sunflower Showdown - Wichita Eagle

Check out our game preview and score prediction for Kansas State at KU in Big 12 football action, with kickoff time, TV info, betting odds and expert analysis.

Gold and silver coins stolen from French museum hours after Louvre heist - The Washington Post

The theft of French crown jewels overshadowed the robbery of some $100,000 worth of historical coins from a museum dedicated to philosopher Denis Diderot.

Cal Raleigh wins major award. Is MVP next? - The Seattle Times

Cal Raleigh was named the Sporting News MLB Player of the Year on Friday, becoming just the third player in franchise history to be honored by the publication.

HuskerMax Staff Predicts a One-Score Nebraska Win vs. Northwestern - Sports Illustrated

The Huskers return home to face a surging Wildcats team in a pivotal point of the 2025 season.

Metroid Prime Producer Seems as Excited as Fans for a Metroid Prime 2 Remake - IGN

If you are interested in catching up on the Metroid Prime trilogy ahead of Metroid Prime 4, Nintendo isn’t making it easy at the moment. We think that should be remedied — and so does Metroid Prime series producer Kensuke Tanabe.

Jamaica could face days of hurricane conditions as Melissa rapidly intensifies in the Caribbean - CNN

Jamaica and other parts of the Caribbean are staring down what could become a catastrophic, days-long assault of extreme rainfall and damaging winds.

Your eyes can reveal early signs of heart disease: How routine eye exams can help detect cardiovascular p - Times of India

Routine eye exams are now revealing early signs of heart disease. The retina's delicate blood vessels can show changes like narrowed vessels or 'eye s

The brain power behind sustainable AI - MIT News

Miranda Schwacke, a PhD student at MIT, develops electrochemical devices for brain-inspired computing to enable sustainable AI. She combines cutting-edge research with community involvement and science communication, inspiring others while addressing energy-e…

Doug Martin Reportedly Leapt From Second Story of Rehab Center Months Before Death - TMZ

Doug Martin apparently suffered from a pretty serious mental health episode months before his death ... with a new report claiming he jumped out of a 2nd story window and got into a physical altercation with some police officers.

Supreme Court liberals decry ‘excruciating suffocation’ in nitrogen hypoxia executions - CNN

The Supreme Court’s three liberal justices laid out a remarkable critique of nitrogen hypoxia executions Thursday, asserting that the new form of capital punishment causes “psychological terror” and “excruciating suffocation” in the condemned and likely viola…