• Drinking Tea Could Lower Your Risk of Stroke — But Only If It’s Not Too Hot

    A study following nearly 500,000 people for nine years found that drinking tea three or more times a week is linked to an 11% lower risk of vascular disease, while burning hot tea was associated with a 16% increase in risk Regular tea drinking is linked to a lower risk of vascular diseases such as…

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  • New James Bond: Final Auditions Underway as Casting Race Narrows to a Handful of Actors

    Amazon MGM Studios is reportedly holding final auditions this weekend and next week, with Jack Lowden emerging as the common name across insider reports and an official announcement expected within weeks We’re in the final stretch. Amazon MGM Studios are reportedly setting their final auditions for the casting of the new 007 this weekend and…

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  • Grocery Prices Across Europe: Where Food Costs the Most and What’s Driving the Gap

    A basket of 18 everyday grocery items costs €69.84 on average in the EU, but ranges from €41.10 in Moldova to €137.90 in Switzerland — with wages, energy and labour costs explaining much of the difference Food takes a sizeable share of household budgets across Europe, but the cost of filling a shopping basket varies…

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  • Can You Actually Delay Menopause? What the Science Says—and What’s Still Experimental

    Women who reach menopause later in life tend to have lower risks of conditions like heart disease and osteoporosis—and, on average, even live longer. That connection has fueled growing interest in a provocative question: If menopause is linked to healthier aging, is it possible to delay it in the first place? Longevity influencer Kayla Barnes-Lentz,…

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  • Senior Planner at University of California, Santa Barbara

    Position: Senior Planner (Staff: Career, 100% time, Exempt)Location: Cheadle Hall – 1325, UC Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CASalary: $115,000 – $120,000/year (budgeted range; offers based on qualifications, experience, budget, and equitable pay practices)Position Number: 40035467 | Payroll Title: PLNG SPEC 3 (007083)Job Open Date: 10/22/2026 | Application Review Begins: 1/21/2027Work Schedule: Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm | Telecommuting:…

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  • IT Support Technician II at Texas Tech University

    Position: Full-Time IT Support Technician II at Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TXJob Code: 46529BR (Ops Div Administration Salary)Salary: $21.39 – $27.84 – $34.23 (hourly range) Role Overview: Provides technical support and assistance to departments, faculty, staff, and students with the use of basic hardware and some software support and maintenance. The position also specializes in…

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  • Utilities Trainee at Texas Tech University

    Position: Full-Time Utilities Trainee at Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TXJob Code: 46541BR (Ops Div CHACP 1)Salary: $16.39 – $21.30 – $26.25 (hourly range) Role Overview: Performs skilled journeyperson/tradesperson-level work in the operation and maintenance of equipment in a central heating and cooling plant. Work is performed under general supervision, with evaluation based on periodic inspection…

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  • Manager, Station Operations at KVCR (San Bernardino Community College District)

    Position: Full-Time Classified Management – Manager, Station OperationsLocation: KVCR, 701 S. Mt. Vernon St., San Bernardino, CASalary: $108,512.65 – $122,132.26 AnnuallyJob Number: 2426-00205Application Deadline: 11/23/2026 at 11:59 PM PacificNote: Job description pending November 12, 2026 board approval. This position is contingent on grant funding. Role Overview: Under the direction of the appropriate administrator, manages and…

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  • Utilities Trainee at Texas Tech University

    Position: Full-Time Utilities Trainee at Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX (Job Code: 46542BR) Salary: $16.39 – $21.30 – $26.25 (hourly range) Role Overview: The trainee performs skilled work in the operation and maintenance of equipment in a central heating and cooling plant. Work is performed under general supervision, with evaluation based on chart/record inspections and…

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  • The Best Time to Exercise for Better Blood Sugar, According to Research

    If you’re exercising to manage your blood sugar, when you work out may matter as much as how you do it. A growing body of research suggests that afternoon or evening exercise may offer greater benefits for blood sugar control than a morning workout—though experts caution that consistency still beats perfect timing. Why Later-in-the-Day Exercise…

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