
The Alzheimer's Lie: Why Your Gut Bacteria Are the Real Billion-Dollar Target
The gut-brain axis link to Alzheimer's is confirmed, but the real story is who profits from this microbial revolution in dementia research.

The gut-brain axis link to Alzheimer's is confirmed, but the real story is who profits from this microbial revolution in dementia research.

The expansion of ICE facial recognition in Minnesota isn't about border security; it's about creating a permanent domestic surveillance grid.

The tribute to James Rowe isn't just about legacy; it’s a warning shot about the precarious future of our primary sector research funding.

Alliance PD deploys new mental health tech. But is this real reform, or just data collection disguised as compassion? Analyzing the future of police technology.

Beneath the FAANG noise, analysts are signaling a major shift toward specialized tech. AGYS, IONQ, and PI reveal the future of enterprise infrastructure.

Beyond the cheerful veneer of snow days, we analyze the hidden strain sledding safety places on emergency room capacity and healthcare infrastructure.

Google.org funding **AI breakthroughs** isn't just altruism; it's a strategic play for **scientific dominance** and data acquisition. We analyze the hidden costs of this **technology funding**.

The pause in talks with independent care workers over a pay deal 'U-turn' signals a deeper crisis in Northern Ireland's health sector.

The 'AI boom' promises utopia, but the real carnage will be a brutal consolidation of power among hardware giants. This is the unspoken truth of artificial intelligence.

NMSU's solar research team hit the big stage, but we analyze the hidden energy politics behind the hype of renewable breakthroughs.

The UK Post Office scandal wasn't about faulty software; it was about systemic failure and the hidden cost of outsourcing **technology** to unaccountable giants. We dissect the rot.

New research on autistic traits and suicidality reveals a devastating, overlooked crisis in midlife and old age health.