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A new systematic review of 11 studies found Mediterranean-style eating linked to younger biological age, better memory and reduced frailty. One study showed participants following this diet had an average 8.9-month favorable difference in biological age. Researchers analyzed studies from Europe, the U.S. and the Middle East published between 2013…

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Propyl Gallate: Low-Profile Antioxidant Preservative Draws Regulatory Review, Label Checks Propyl gallate’s low profile does not mean the compound is unregulated. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) maintains a list of substances “Generally Recognized as Safe” for use in food, according to NaturalNews.com [1]. The regulatory framework that governs…

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“Devil in a skin-suit” John Thune wants to run again to lead Senate Republicans… or what’s left of them after Tuesday’s bloodbath. This ought to be interesting. Senator John Thune, the Republican who single-handedly gave Democrats a breathe of life in their political ambitions to destroy the country, is signaling…

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The first freshman class after the peak is on campus, and the early counts show where it went missing. Michigan’s fifteen public universities opened this fall with 254,107 students, 2 percent fewer than last year and 12.6 percent fewer than in 2017, and a first-time freshman class 1.2 percent smaller…

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Kansas Secretary of State Scott Schwab has ordered additional election audits in six extremely close contests following Tuesday’s midterm elections, including the governor’s race, secretary of state, attorney general, and three state House districts. But there is a catch. Under Kansas election law, officials are required to manually recount ballots…

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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth authorized the National Guard to expand its operations in the nation’s capital. The expansion authorizes the National Guard to use boats, several dozen marked police cars, humvees and light-medium tactical vehicles, Politico reported.  The Oct. 29 memo detailing the authorization doesn’t explain why the deployment is being…

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There are plenty of ideas that sound wonderful until somebody actually has to figure out how to pay for them. Unfortunately, California seems determined to keep learning that lesson the painfully expensive way. Another business has run into serious financial trouble, and this time, one of America’s familiar restaurant brands…

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Hey, John. Let’s talk. I know you’re giddier than a Dallas Drag Queen at a Talarico rally right now. Your schadenfreude over the brutal beating of the GOP in this week’s bluenami might only be exceeded by that of the Gayatolla and the gay old gang of butthurt neocons at…

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The media is rife with headlines about Democrats flipping both chambers of Congress – especially the Senate. But is the blue wave washing over the Swamp really the big news? Yes, Republicans losing both chambers means no more Trump-friendly reconciliation bills or Trump appointees being rubber-stamped into office. But how…

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