Month Archives: March 2025

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Anti-Inflammatory Herbal Tea Recipe

For many years I lived with Hashimoto’s disease. Thinning hair, weight gain, and extreme fatigue were my “normal.” Autoimmune conditions have skyrocketed in past years, not just thyroid issues. What do these conditions have in common? They’re all accompanied by inflammation! While recovery is a multifaceted approach, anti-inflammatories are a...

therapy

Improve Your Adult Dating App Profile And H…

In today’s digital age, your adult dating app profile is more than just a digital introduction—it’s your personal invitation to a world of spontaneous, no-strings-attached encounters. Whether you’re looking to upgrade your existing profile or building one from scratch, investing the time and effort to create an engaging, authentic presence...

Music

Soulja Boy Begins Civil Trial on Sexual Assault Allegations

Soulja Boy, the Grammy-nominated rapper, appeared in a California courtroom Thursday for the first day of his civil trial involving allegations he beat and raped a woman while she was working as his personal assistant for nearly two years, ending in late 2020. The “Crank That” artist, whose legal name...

Business

NY Rangers Game 66: Rangers at Minnesota

The Rangers are in Minnesota tonight to take on another playoff team in the Minnesota Wild. At this point, the Rangers need a miracle to make the playoffs, essentially running the table to pass the two teams ahead of them (Montreal, Columbus), of which only one is in the playoffs....

Tech

Anti-aging zealot Bryan Johnson wants to start ‘foodome sequencing’

In the same way that genome sequencing determines the genetic makeup of an organism, Bryan Johnson — the investor and founder behind the Don’t Die movement – wants to start “foodome” sequencing.  “We’re going to sequence the U.S. ‘foodome,’ which means test 20% of foods that constitute 80% of the...

News

SADC troops to pull out as M23 rebels gain ground

Southern African leaders have announced they will pull their troops out of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo where they have been helping the government fight rebel forces. The troops were sent two years ago to support the Congolese army fight the Rwandan-backed M23 rebels, which has seized control of large...

Science

Ancient humans lived in an ‘uninhabitable’ climate 25,000 years ago

The Maquan river, the upper section of the Yarlung Tsangpo river, which flows through the Tibetan PlateauTAO Images Limited/Alamy Ancient humans managed to live on the Tibetan Plateau, the highest plateau on Earth, during the coldest period of the past 2.5 million years, demonstrating their resilience and adaptability. The last...

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