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Skin patch worn while you sleep could help you better manage stress during the day

The article reports on a wearable skin patch developed by University of Texas at Austin researchers that boosts REM sleep and may help users manage daytime stress. It cites a small study published in Nature Communications and notes that larger trials are needed. The piece focuses on health and technology benefits without political or ideological framing.

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Injured pensioner, 77, and his grandson are rescued in late-night mountain operation... thanks to his phone's emergency SOS setting

An injured 77-year-old grandfather and his 19-year-old grandson were rescued near Scafell Pike after an iPhone emergency SOS call alerted Cumbria Police. Wasdale Mountain Rescue volunteers and a Coastguard helicopter responded, and bad weather prevented the helicopter from landing, so 14 volunteers evacuated the pair by stretcher over about seven hours.

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Scammers are buying Google ads to steal bank logins

Federal prosecutors say a Russian web developer was extradited over a bank account takeover scheme that used fraudulent Google sponsored ads to lure victims to fake bank login pages. The article explains how the scam worked and offers steps to avoid handing over credentials.

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Face the Nation: Cassidy, Cohn

A program page for a Sunday public-affairs show listing interviews with Sen. Bill Cassidy, IBM vice chairman Gary Cohn, and NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang. It contains no substantive reporting or political argument.

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Khanna calls for a government agency to oversee AI ‘like the FDA’

Rep. Ro Khanna called for a new federal agency to regulate artificial intelligence, comparing it to the FDA and urging independent technical oversight. The article also notes warnings from bipartisan lawmakers and former President Obama that the Trump administration is not doing enough on AI safety, while Trump dismisses such concerns as a hoax.

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Apple’s Tim Cook sees Australia’s curbs on social media as ‘world-leading,’ PM says

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Tim Cook described Australia’s social media curbs as “world-leading” after meeting at Apple headquarters. Australia became the first country to ban social media for children under 16 and is proposing new feed-content controls. Albanese also called for global AI safety rules, contrasting with President Trump’s position that more regulation is unnecessary.

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