Frailty Is More Than Just Weakness. Here’s What to Know

Frailty Is More Than Just Weakness. Here’s What to Know

And it’s projected to become more prevalent in the near future, says Dr. Kenneth Rockwood, a professor of medicine at Dalhousie University in Canada who developed one of the scales for diagnosing frailty. “It’s the demographic imperative,” he says. “In 2021 the leading edge of the baby boom generation turned 75 years old, and 75…

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Trump’s South Korea Shift Tests a Key U.S. Alliance

Trump’s South Korea Shift Tests a Key U.S. Alliance

Pyongyang has also aggressively expanded its global military footprint following its June 2024 comprehensive strategic partnership with Moscow, dispatching more than 14,000 North Korean troops, artillery ammunition, and ballistic missiles to support Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine. (Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has warned that Kim is preparing to deploy 30,000 more.) Trump’s criticism of South…

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Hayden Panettiere Shared Heartbreaking Guilt Over Brother Jansen’s Death Months Before Her Own

Hayden Panettiere Shared Heartbreaking Guilt Over Brother Jansen’s Death Months Before Her Own

Hayden Panettiere wished she could have been her brother’s hero. Two months before the Heroes star died on Aug. 16 at 36, she shared a vulnerable glimpse into her grief following her brother Jansen Panettiere‘s unexpected death. “It just evolves,” she said during an exclusive interview with E! News in May, “and especially with a sibling and being the older sibling, you’re just…

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The College Value Proposition Is Changing in the Age of A.I.

The College Value Proposition Is Changing in the Age of A.I.

Employers still value A.I. fluency, but their biggest concerns about new graduates point to a more fundamental shortage: human judgment. Unsplash+ Here’s something every parent writing a tuition check this month should consider: in a survey of 1,000 U.S. hiring managers published July 2026, 48 percent said they’d rather invest in A.I. tools than hire—and…

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What Hayden Panettiere Said About Relationship With Daughter Kaya Before the Actress’ Death

What Hayden Panettiere Said About Relationship With Daughter Kaya Before the Actress’ Death

Hayden Panettiere Shared Heartbreaking Final Instagram Post Weeks Before Death at 36 Hayden Panettiere had high hopes for her daughter Kaya’s future.  Just months before the Heroes alum’s tragic death at age 36, she detailed what she wanted for her and ex Wladimir Klitschko’s daughter in the future.  “I started getting calls from my 11-year-old…

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The Other Side of Paradise: How Pakistan Crushed Protests in Kashmir

The Other Side of Paradise: How Pakistan Crushed Protests in Kashmir

The trouble with military hegemony The dominant role of Pakistan’s military further constrains political space. Pakistan is governed by a hybrid regime in which civilian governments function within boundaries imposed by the military, which continues to exert tutelary control over national security, foreign policy, and even political competition. Pakistan-administered Kashmir reflects a concentrated version of…

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Hayden Panettiere’s Family Speaks Out After Her Tragic Death 

Hayden Panettiere’s Family Speaks Out After Her Tragic Death 

Hayden Panettiere Shared Heartbreaking Final Instagram Post Weeks Before Death at 36 Hayden Panettiere’s loved ones are remembering her legacy after her heartbreaking death.    After the Heroes alum died Aug. 16 at the age of 36, her father Skip Panettiere spoke out about their loss.  “It is with profound sadness that we share the tragic passing of our beloved Hayden,” he told People in…

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The People Building a Way to Slow Down the AI Race

The People Building a Way to Slow Down the AI Race

Amodo Design engineer Carl Heimann stands before a rack of Nvidia chips at an Amodo facility in Sheffield, England. —Courtesy of Tom Milton—Amodo In the corner of a nondescript office in Sheffield, a city in the north of England, a compact server full of Nvidia chips is whirring away. It’s a microcosm of the huge…

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Why Collectors Gift Significant Artworks to University Art Museums

Why Collectors Gift Significant Artworks to University Art Museums

George Abrams donated the majority of his collection of Dutch drawings (about 350) to Harvard Art Museums, building on an earlier gift and making the institution’s Dutch drawings collection one of the most comprehensive in any U.S. museum. Photo by Lane Turner/The Boston Globe via Getty Images (Editor’s note: This article was originally published in…

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What to Say to Someone Blasting Their Phone in Public

What to Say to Someone Blasting Their Phone in Public

—Photo-Illustration by TIME (Source Image: twomeows/Getty Images) There’s something uniquely irritating about being forced to listen to whatever a stranger has decided to watch on their phone. Suddenly, the airport gate has a soundtrack—and it’s a tinny succession of TikToks, action scenes, and FaceTime chatter that no one else signed up for. As Sammie Walker…

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