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Singapore Airlines earnings drop 59% as Air India weighs on results
Singapore Airlines (SIA) opened to its sharpest single-day stock decline in nearly a year, after reporting a 59% fall in first-quarter profit. But...
Retirement savings confidence gap widens across America
If retirement feels more like a question mark than a plan, you're not alone. A recent Schroders survey shows the average American worker...
New York City submerged by intense flash floods
Flash floods swept across New York City this week, turning subway tunnels into storm drains and halting transportation systems that anchor one of...
Muslim-friendly travel platform revamped offerings with enticing new packages
Travel is changing—not just in where people go, but in how they move, what they value, and how they choose to experience the...
What the Star of Life symbol on ambulances really means
It’s easy to overlook. You’re in traffic, shifting lanes to let an ambulance pass, and the moment feels purely functional: make space, wait...
Why working in the dark boosts creativity for some people
It begins quietly. The world slows. The room empties of sound. Maybe it’s just past midnight, or maybe dawn hasn’t broken yet. Either...
Why fast walking for 15 minutes a day could help you live longer
Walking is often overlooked because it feels too basic. Too soft. Too common. People associate health gains with sweat, soreness, or structured workouts....
These simple habits could help keep your brain sharp, according to science
Memory doesn’t decline overnight. It unravels. One habit missed here. One shortcut taken there. Over time, the system designed to protect cognition weakens—not...
How conservative women are creating their own version of ‘having it all’
She bakes bread and manages a Shopify storefront. She runs a household of four children while writing a Substack column on parenting. She...
The student loan SAVE pause has ended. Now what?
The end of the student loan SAVE pause isn’t just a policy footnote—it’s a financial inflection point. For millions of borrowers, this signals...
What new research shows about heart scarring in older endurance athletes
Older endurance athletes have long been admired for their longevity, grit, and elite conditioning well into their 60s and 70s. Their stories often...
What to do in an active shooter incident—beyond ‘Run, Hide, Fight’
You probably know the phrase by now. It’s posted on the back of restroom doors at airports, on laminated cards in classrooms, on...
How luxury lost its edge—and the moves that could win customers back
Luxury used to command reverence. It was slow, scarce, and wrapped in ritual. Today, it’s everywhere—scrollable, hashtagged, and often indistinguishable from its knockoff...
Is the future of customer service powered by AI agents?
Let me tell you the truth most founders don’t want to hear: slapping an AI chatbot onto your customer support page isn’t going...
The top high-protein drink dietitians recommend for easing hot flashes
Hot flashes are not just uncomfortable. They’re disruptive, unpredictable, and often misunderstood. For many women, they arrive during perimenopause like sudden power surges—interrupting...
Why Singapore’s sleep crisis is getting worse
In Singapore, exhaustion isn’t just common—it’s expected. Students study into the night, professionals answer Slack messages from bed, and parents finish their day...
Why barbecue doesn’t always equal healthier meat
Grilling is often celebrated as the clean, healthy alternative to frying. The sight of fat sizzling off a steak onto open flames is...
Dementia isn’t just about memory—it’s a growing public health threat
Dementia doesn’t begin when you forget your child’s birthday. It begins long before—often with a disruption in the brain’s deeper functions: focus, planning,...
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