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In a study, Dr. Jennifer Coughlin observed brain activity that may help predict the onset of trauma-related illnesses and cognitive decline. N.F.L. players are helping to further her research.

A pickup truck passenger was killed Sunday when a tree fell on the vehicle on a parkway in New York’s northern suburbs.

Happy summer to this hands-free portable neck fan *only*.

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Disappointing, but not surprising.

Think tanks and universities are taking millions in foreign donations, and Biden has no interest in imposing transparency.

Connected TV technology company Brightline wants to overhaul its streaming ad suite, and it's starting with a slew of CTV advertising products. The product suite is getting a shiny new name, rebranding to OTT Accelerator from Brightline Ad Impressions. OTT Accelerator has been in the making for 18 months after streaming saw a viewership boost...

Fox Nation's new series “Duck Family Treasure” follows expert duck hunters and recently turned treasure hunters Jase and Jep Robertson as they seek to uncover incredible historical riches.

Premieres Monday, 11th July 2022 HIDDEN ASSETS, SERIES 1 NEW ZEALAND PREMIERE ACORN TV EXCLUSIVE “Taut thriller” - The Irish Sun A routine raid led by Detective Emer Berry ( Angeline Ball , The Commitments , The General ) of the Irish Criminal ...

Part 2: It was the trip of a lifetime, but as with everything in life, the grim reality of everyday existence imposed some limitations. Quarrels between crew members as well as food issues left a lasting mark on the experience.

Stepping stones I recognized this from Battery Keys on the hill and Fort Gorges in the background. In the depths of the COVID lockdown, my family was able to escape the tyranny of inland Massachusetts for a day in the fall. We took the kids to Mackworth Island in theRead More

There's lots to love about this location just off the Maine and New Hampshire coasts. Here are some tips for making the most of your visit.

If you can correctly identify this harbor, you’ll be on your way to winning a fine Points East designer cap. To qualify, identify the harbor AND tell us something about the harbor, such as how you recognized it and some reasons you like to hang out there. We’ll pick aRead More

July 2022 By Jay and Sally Thompson Thank you for keeping my memories of my years cruising the coast of Maine in focus! I had the opportunity to sail with a dear friend, Francis “Fran” Scheid, on his 36-foot Brewer design Marconi rigged wooden schooner built in Plymouth circa 1976.Read More

July 2022 By Ali Wisch Fabre I’m sure many of you have heard the expression, “You’re not a real sailor unless you’ve run aground.” If that saying is true, I’ve been a real sailor from my very first delivery. And in case you were wondering whether I’ve still “got it,”Read More

More guns hasn’t worked.

This is a continuation from the June issue of an excerpt from Dave’s upcoming book, The Ghosts of Gadus Island. July 2022 By David Roper August 1985 Fog, Gadus Island Cleo awoke to find their world embraced by a blurry soft white and edgeless cocoon of fog. Without sitting up,Read More

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Passively managed index funds have overtaken actively managed funds in the US

1. Central banks and markets share a secular awakening  Financial Times
2. Why do central banks raise interest rates to curb inflation?  Euronews
3. Gentler tones in the new week after the central bank bonanza  ForexLive
4. Mohamed El-Erian writes: Central banks and markets share a secular awakening  Moneycontrol
5. Analysis: Nerve-racking week leaves bond investors calling for fast rate hikes  Reuters
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UK risks being a 'rule taker' on tech regulation, warns CMA chief  Financial Times

From politics, economics and history to art, food and, of course, fiction — FT writers and critics choose their favourite reads of the year so far