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A mobile clinic serving people who are unhoused and living in shelters in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside is offering a new medical service. As Johna Baylon reports, the Kilala Lelum Mobile Health Clinic's portable ultrasound aims to help people right where they are.
LOS ANGELES — Three-time Cy Young Award winner Clayton Kershaw will retire at the end of this season, the Los Angeles Dodgers announced Thursday.
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ORLANDO, Fla. (WV News) — In the 2025 Big 12 Conference opener, the West Virginia University women’s soccer team (5-2-1, 0-0-1 Big 12) played to a hard-fought, 0-0 draw with UCF at the UCF Soccer and Track Complex in Orlando...
SonicWall is urging customers to reset credentials after their firewall configuration backup files were exposed in a security breach impacting MySonicWall accounts.The company said it recently detected suspicious activity targeting the cloud backup service for firewalls, and that unknown threat...
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Volkswagen Group outsells Tesla in Europe with a single model. Yep, there is a single Volkswagen Group model that outsells the Model Y in Europe. And now you all think I am crazy and do not know what I am writing about. Now I ask you, find the differences: The ... [continued]The post How Volkswagen Group Outsells Tesla in Europe appeared first on CleanTechnica.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un monitored the testing of tactical attack drones, calling for boosting their capabilities through the advancement of artificial intelligence (AI), KCNA reported on Frida...
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U.S. stocks closed higher on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 0.3% at 46,142.42. The S&P 500 advanced 0.5% to 6,631.96, while the Nasdaq climbed nearly 1% to 22,470.73.These are the top stocks that gained the attention of retail traders and investors through the day:Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC)Intel’s stock surged 22.77% to close at $30.57, reaching an intraday high of $32.38 and a low of $30.16. The stock’s 52-week range is between $17.67 and $32.38. Nvidia and Intel announced a significant partnership to co-develop custom data center and PC products. This collaboration aims to enhance workloads across various markets, breathing new life into Intel’s stock.FedEx Corporation (NYSE:FDX)FedEx shares increased by 0.32%, closing at $226.50, with an intraday high of $229.10 and a low of $224.78. The stock’s 52-week high and low are $308.53 and $194.30, respectively. In the after-hours trading, the stock rose nearly 5.5% to $238.91. The company ...Full story available on Benzinga.com
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Following ABC's shocking decision to indefinitely pull 'Jimmy Kimmel Live', Hollywood is calling out the network on social media. - deadline.com
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South Korea's business titan, Samsung, and its peers are stepping up recruitment of fresh graduates, wagering that a new generation of workers can drive growth amid restructuring, trade headwinds and the advance of artificial intelligence.Samsung Group said Thursday it will take on 60,000 new hires over the next five years – about 12,000 annually, or 20% more than its average in the recent three years. The new hires, mostly fresh graduates, will be spread across 19 affiliates, including Samsung Electronics, Samsung Display, Samsung SDI and Samsung Biologics. Samsung said the plan is aimed at developing future businesses – semiconductor parts, bio and AI – while also creating jobs for young Koreans.Other major chaebol are also bolstering their ranks. SK Group, the country’s second-largest conglomerate, expects to recruit 4,000 people in the second half of this year. Hyundai Motor Group will hire 7,200 this year and expand to 10,000 in 2026. LG Group will add 10,000 employees over three years, while POSCO plans to recruit 15,000 over five years. Hanwha Group said it will bring in 3,500 more workers in the second half, after 2,100 in the first.The hiring spree follows President Lee Jae Myung’s call earlier this week for big business groups to expand opportunities for young job seekers. Samsung Electronics Executive Chairman Lee Jae-yong pledged in June during his meeting with the president to carry out domestic investment and job creation “without delay or change,” despite growing economic headwinds.RESTRUCTURING AND AI TRANSITION The entry-level recruitment drive comes at a time when Korean companies are trimming costs and reshaping their workforces amid the rapid advance of AI. On Wednesday, LG Electronics Inc. broadened its voluntary retirement program, which was initially limited to its money-losing TV unit, to cover all departments, citing eroding profitability. The home appliance giant said it would reorganize its workforce by phasing out older and underperforming staff while channeling resources into areas such as AI and business-to-business services.The business reshuffle is also taking place against a broader government-led restructuring push in the country’s steel and petrochemicals industries that have been steadily losing ground to Chinese competitors.Seoul has made clear it wants capital and talent redeployed toward higher-value businesses and its ambition to become a global leader in AI and other next-generation technologies. BALANCING CUTS WITH HIRINGAnalysts say the dual track of layoffs and entry-level hiring underscores how Korean conglomerates are trying to stay competitive in a shifting global economy. “While we must deal with immediate challenges, we also need to lay the foundations for growth over the next 20 and 30 years,” Samsung’s Lee said earlier this year.Samsung’s domestic workforce has grown 23% since 2019, reaching nearly 129,000 as of June. The expansion underscores how Korea’s largest conglomerate continues to bet on young talent to sustain growth, even as rivals cut back and AI reshapes the workplace.By Chae-Yeon Kim, Jin-Won Kim and Eui-Myung [email protected] Seo edited this article.
Erika Kirk, widow of the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk, will lead Turning Point USA as its CEO and chair of the board in the wake of her husband’s death, the organization announced Thursday.
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EXCLUSIVE: As the fallout from Disney’s suspension of Jimmy Kimmel has seen discord erupt at the House of Mouse, top brass have been engaged in talks to get the late-night host back on the air. In a series of mainly virtual meetings, Disney executives and Kimmel’s team have been at it most of today. These [...]
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WASHINGTON D.C. -- South Korea needs to prepare for its benchmark interest rates to fall to levels so low that the central bank would have limited room to stimulate the economy through intereset rate policy alone, Rhee Chang-yong, governor of the Bank of Korea, said on Thursday.“As a newly advanced economy facing rapid population aging, Korea risks reaching the effective lower bound (ELB) in the distant future,” Rhee said during a speech at the 12th annual Michel Camdessus Central Banking Lecture hosted by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).An ELB refers to the minimum threshold for nominal interest rates, below which further rate cuts could be detrimental to the economy.To deal with the ELB, Rhee proposes emerging markets, including South Korea, consider implementing a funding for lending (FFL) scheme as an alternative to conventional monetary policy.Under the FFL framework, central banks provide low interest funding to private financial institutions, which then channel credit to targeted sectors. The former director of Asia and Pacific Department at the IMF said that the BOK’s monetary policy decisions in January reflected its use of the FFL facility to complement conventional policy tools. In January, the BOK left interest rates unchanged at 3.0%, defying market expectations of a cut. It cited political uncertainty in the aftermath of former President Yoon Suk-yeol’s ill-fated martial law decree as a key factor behind the policy decision. “Rather than immediately cutting rates, we used the lending facility to provide targeted support to the self-employed and SMEs while waiting for political uncertainty to ease,” he told the conference.“This illustrated how such targeted measures can address the limitations of interest rate policy as a ‘blunt tool.’”South Korea’s policy rate has remainedat 2.50% following a quarter-point cut in February and May, respectively. Rhee cautioned against the adoption of quantitative easing and foreign exchange market intervention in Asia’s No. 4 economy, warning they could cause adverse impacts such as draining high-quality liquid assets from the country. The governor also calls for structural reforms in South Korea, saying he has expanded the scope of the BOK’s research beyond monetary policy to address structural issues tied to long-term growth, such as labor force participation, immigration, and regional development.“Considering that the ELB risk in Korea is mainly driven by structural factors like population aging and low birth rates, I believe the best policy to counter the ELB is not reactive fiscal or monetary intervention, but proactive prevention through structural reforms,” the governor noted.By Jin-gyu [email protected] Kim edited this article.
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The Pandemic Of Fake Psychiatric Diagnoses Authored by Peter C. Gøtzsche via The Brownstone Institute,On 12 September, UK child and adolescent psychiatrist Sami Timimi published “When mental-health diagnoses become brands, the real drivers of our psychic pain are hidden” in the Globe and Mail, a Canadian newspaper.In his superb article, Sami carefully explains how he arrives at his painful conclusion:You see there is a truth that we (in the mental-health business) hope no one will notice – we literally don’t know what we are talking about when it comes to mental health.An obvious problem is that all definitions of psychiatric disorders are subjective. They are not objective facts such as a broken bone is. This means they can be expanded in a myriad of ways to capture a kaleidoscope of distress, alienation, and dissatisfaction, and that psychiatric diagnoses are consumer brands, not medical diseases. In medicine, a diagnosis is aimed at determining which disease explains a person’s symptoms and signs, which enables effective matching of a treatment to address specific disease processes. This is not the case in psychiatry. And all psychiatric drugs have nonspecific effects that are not directed against some cause of a disease. Their effects are similar to those of alcohol, narcotics, and other brain-active substances. But, as Sami explains, increasingly, youngsters are getting diagnosed with ADHD, trauma, depression, anxiety, PTSD, autism, and often several such diagnoses. Their conversations may address gender identity, neurodiversity, and “having” a mental health disorder such as ADHD. The facts are that virtually no one is in doubt about whether they are male or female; neurodiversity is a meaningless concept used by psychiatrists to impress the public about how knowledgeable they are but it just means that all people are not the same; and one cannot “have” ADHD, which is just a name for a subjective description of rather common behaviours and therefore cannot explain anything. What people should realise is that it is part of being human to have difficulties that can be handled better if we don’t give people psychiatric diagnoses and drugs. Difficulties often have a cause that has nothing to do with being ill, e.g. poverty, trauma, inadequate housing, social injustice, marital problems, discrimination, exclusion, bereavement, unemployment, and financial insecurity. Life is not easy, but if you have difficulty coping with its challenges, you can easily get one or more psychiatric diagnoses. There is a lot of misinformation that leads people astray, in scientific articles, newspapers, TV, radio, and social media. When youngsters look up descriptions of people who say they “have” ADHD on social media, they may be convinced they “have” it too and may even self-diagnose. There is an element of social contagion in this, and the criteria for ADHD are so vague and ludicrous that when I lecture and ask people to use the adult ADHD test on themselves, it never fails that one quarter to half the audience test positive. Often, authoritative information is also seriously misleading or even mendacious, which I have documented in my books and articles, most recently in my freely available book, “Is psychiatry a crime against humanity?” and in the freely available article, “The only medical specialty that survives on lies.” Sami mentions a patient information leaflet on antidepressants produced by a British national mental health service that includes the following advice: It can sometimes take weeks, months or even years, to get the right medicine at the right dose for you. Think of it as a bit like dating. Some make you feel sick or sleepy; some are great to start with but wear off; others may not be much to start with but after a while grow on you. Then you might have found the one that makes you feel good long-term. So don’t lose hope if the first one doesn’t work.It is an illusion to think that if you wait long enough and try enough drugs, one will work for you. Most mental health issues become better with time, without any treatment, which is misinterpreted as a drug effect, and research has shown that it doesn’t help to change drugs or increase the dose of drugs (see my freely available “Critical Psychiatry Textbook”). The illusion that it helps to try several antidepressant drugs comes from the STAR*D trial, a $35 million fraud funded by the US National Institute of Mental Health. Sami writes that he is impressed by the extraordinary ability of even the most severely afflicted of the young patients he sees to recover functionality and meaning in their lives. His advice to parents with troubled kids is that they should not agree to having their children assessed for ADHD, autistic spectrum disorder, or anxiety (or depression, as depression drugs double suicides). We should be able to talk about how we feel without jumping into panic mode and imagining that what we’re describing could be the onset of some mental disorder. Sami goes on to say that,As we are launched into a seemingly never-ending search for the right diagnosis and treatment, we start collecting labels and accompanying interventions. Each step in this journey has the potential to make it harder to accept your child (or yourself) just the way they are with all their uniqueness and the mysterious wonderful variety of ways they might thrive in this maddening world. Be patient and categorize psychological problems in the sphere of the ordinary and/or understandable...Our duty as parents (and to each other as adults) is not to prevent our children from experiencing distress (which is impossible), but to be there and take the time and have the patience to be with them and support them when they do.Beware of concept creep. As what I call the Mental Health Industrial Complex has burrowed its way into day-to-day language and “common sense,” concepts have been popularized that encourage us to view behaviours and experiences in pathological ways. We no longer become sad or miserable, we get depressed...You and your children’s experiences nearly always sit in the realm of the ordinary and/or understandable...Arming yourself with some knowledge to help you avoid the prolific spread of scientism (faith masquerading as science) could save you or your child becoming another number in the growing crowds of those who are deemed to have lifelong and incapacitating mental disorder/illness. These conditions were never meant to be a life sentence.If all doctors heeded Sami’s advice, fewer people would kill themselves and fewer people would become permanently disabled. But in a world where healthcare is heavily influenced by the drug industry’s corruption of doctors, it is reasonable to ask: Are psychiatrists more mad than their patients? I have responded in the affirmative. Like me, Sami is a member of the Critical Psychiatry Network based in England. My experience with lecturing for psychiatrists has led me to believe that over 99% of psychiatrists are uncritical towards their practice. Think about it. This is why psychiatric drugs are the third leading cause of death and why psychiatry as a profession does far more harm than good. Don’t our kids and friends deserve better than this? Tyler DurdenThu, 09/18/2025 - 22:35
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Just a few years ago, human society didn't have access to AI chatbots, but nowadays, there are everywhere and about 19 percent of Americans have used them for virtual romantic flings. What's the allure of these flirtatious bots, which seem like a benign panacea to loneliness even if some have pushed people — especially vulnerable teenagers — to suicide and even murder? In a first of its kind study, researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology got to the bottom of this question by conducting a computational analysis of the Reddit group, r/MyBoyfriendIsAI, which boasts a staggering 27,000 members, and [...]
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America's No.1 Spiced Rum1 is calling all crews to 'Captain While You Can' with a season-long competition popping up at tailgates from coast-to-coast, including daring fans to out-tailgate, out-cheer, and out-celebrate the competition for bragging rights of a lifetimeNEW YORK, Sept. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Captain Morgan is shaking up football season with The Captain's Challenge, daring fans to rally their crew, embrace the unexpected, and turn game day into the most epic day of the week. Blending the energy of football fandom with the signature rebellious spirit of Captain Morgan, the challenges will turn friendly rivalries into an opportunity for fans to step up at a moment's notice and compete for bragging rights for their city.** The game day energy doesn't stop there, Captain Morgan is upping the ante at the end of the season with an ultimate surprise: a Super Bowl ® LX x Captain Morgan experience complete with an electric performance hosted in one lucky city.Experience the full interactive Multichannel News Release here: https://www.multivu.com/captain-morgan/9356851-en-captain-morgan-announces-the-captains-challenge-during-football-seasonLed by reality TV break-out star, on-air host, and sportswriter West Wilson and his crew, The Captain's Challenge will bring unmatched energy to tailgates across the country."You never know what The Captain's Challenge is going to throw at you—but that's the point," West Wilson shares. "This football season, it's all about how your crew shows up when the pressure's on. I'm hyped to lead the charge - because after all, no tailgate is complete without Captain Morgan."All-season long, fans will have the chance to win exclusive prizes, custom Captain Morgan gear, and even upgraded game day experiences such as behind-the-scenes stadium tours, club tickets, and sideline passes.† With ...Full story available on Benzinga.com
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Horipad Turbo Wired Controller - Eevee Cottage Core Edition $45 | Releases October 3 Preorder at Amazon Hori Puff Pouch for Switch 2 - Eevee Cottage Core Edition $37 | Releases October 3 Preorder at Amazon Hori Vault Case for Switch 2 - Eevee Cottage Core Edition $30 | Releases October 3 Preorder at Amazon Hori 24-Game Card Case - Eevee Cottage Core Edition $13 | Releases October 3 Preorder at Amazon The Nintendo Switch 2 has already seen some pretty cool accessories, but this upcoming Eevee lineup might be the most adorable yet. Hori is releasing four Eevee-inspired accessories--including a wired controller, two carrying cases, and a protective pouch that sotres up to 24 game cards--on October 3, which is just in time for the next big Pokemon game, Pokemon Legends: Z-A. All four devices in the lineup feature an adorable "Eevee Cottage Core" design design featuring cute illustrations of the Gen 1 Pokemon. They're also officially licensed by Nintendo and The Pokemon Company, and are compatible with both Switch 2 and Switch. So even if you haven't yet picked up the new-gen console, you can enjoy the adorable gadgets with your current Switch. Hori x Pokemon Eevee Switch 2 Accessories at Amazon Horipad Turbo Wired Controller - Eevee Cottage Core Edition $45 | Releases October 3 This new version of the Horipad Turbo Wired Controller is a charming Eevee-themed faceplate and light blue and brown color palette. It features all the functionality of other Horipad Turbo controllers, incluing two remappable back buttons, a Turbo function that lets you rapidly activate a button simply by holding it down, and adjustable dead zones for the analog sticks. Since this is designed primarily for Switch 2, it includes the C Button to access GameChat. While the wired format means you'll have to be plugged into one of the Switch 2 dock's USB ports, the upshot is that you won't have to worry about low battery levels. Preorder at Amazon Hori Puff Pouch for Switch 2 - Eevee Cottage Core Edition $37 | Releases October 3 The Hori Puff Pouch is a soft-sided carrying case. While it lacks the durability and protection of a hard-sided case, it's still a great option for a simple carrying case--and it's large enough to carry a Switch 2, Switch, or Switch OLED device in handheld mode, and includes an assortment of pouches to store an AC adapter and up to six game cartridges. Like the other accessories in the lineup, it features light blue and brown color scheme with illustrations of Eevee. Preorders are available for $37 at Amazon Preorder at Amazon Hori Vault Case for Switch 2 - Eevee Cottage Core Edition $30 | Releases October 3 The Hori Vault Case is a hard-shell carrying case that's ideal for anyone who wants a more protective way to cart their Switch 2, Switch, or Switch OLED around. Along with enough space to store the handheld, there are also 10 game cartridge slots and a mesh pouch for accessories like earbuds or a charging cable. The case also spots the same blue and brown color schemes and Eevee art. Preorders are available for $30 at Amazon. Preorder at Amazon Hori 24-Game Card Case - Eevee Cottage Core Edition $13 | Releases October 3 Hori is also launching an Eevee Cottage Core Edition of its 24-Game Card Case. The hard plastic case has 24 cartridge inserts, amd sports Eevee artwork on the front and a translucent light blue to fit in with the other accessories in the collection. You can preorder the Hori 24-Game Card Case - Eevee Cottage Core Edition for $13 at Amazon. Preorder at Amazon These new Eevee-themed Switch and Switch 2 accessories arrive just in time for the next big Pokemon game, Pokemon Legends: Z-A, which launches for Switch and Switch 2 on October 16. Legends: Z-A will build upon the real-time catching mechanics of the previous game in the new spin-off series, Legends: Arceus, and will also feature an all-new real-time battle system that sees you avoiding enemies attacks while issuing commands to your Pokemon partners. Preorders for the Switch and Switch 2 Editions of the game are available now--though fans who are waiting to pick up a Switch 2 alongside the new game will want to check out the upcoming Switch 2 + Pokemon Legends: Z-A console bundle launching the same day. This $500 bundle includes a Switch 2 console and a digital copy of Pokemon Legends: Z-A, saving you $40 compared to buying the console and the game separately. You can learn more about the game and all the preorder options in our Pokemon Legends: Z-A preorder guide.Pokemon Legends Z-A Preorders Pokemon Legends: Z-A for Switch 2 $70 | Releases October 16 Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Walmart Preorder at Best Buy Preorder at Target Preorder at GameStop Pokemon Legends: Z-A for Nintendo Switch $60 | Releases October 16 Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Walmart Preorder at Best Buy Preorder at Target Preorder at GameStop Nintendo Switch 2: Pokemon Legends: Z-A Console Bundle $500 | Releases October 16 Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Walmart Preorder at Target Preorder at Best Buy Preorder at GameStop Sign up for GameSpot's Weekly Deals Newsletter:Continue Reading at GameSpot
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