New Research Finds Nearly Half Of All Dementia Cases Could Be Delayed Or Prevented 

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In a new study from some of the world’s leading experts in dementia, it was found that almost half of the global cases of the disease could be prevented or delayed, specifically pointing out 14 risk factors that exist throughout a patient’s life.

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NYC Landlords Register Tens Of Thousands More Rent-Regulated Apartments Under New Law 

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Landlords in New York City are now registering tens of thousands more rent-regulated apartments than they have in recent years. This move in rent stabilization is the first step in New York enforcing a law Governor Kathy Hochul signed last year which created new heavy penalties for landlords failing to file with the state.

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Los Angeles Is Aiming For A ‘No-Car’ Olympics For 2028 Games

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The mayor of Los Angeles, Karen Bass, has pledged to make the 2028 Olympic Games car-free, an announcement that has many Californians curious as to how it will be pulled off in a city known for its public transit and gridlock traffic.

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Cruise Ships Have Doubled In Size In The Past 20 Years, Environmental Groups Are Worried

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Cruise ships have doubled in size within the past two decades, creating a new pattern of creation that will likely lead to even larger ships in the future. Environmentalists are warning this trend can bring a lot of issues in the future, according to reports from various research groups.

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The Ultimate Disney Fan Event, D23, Unveils New Upcoming Attractions And Experiences 

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The Walt Disney Company recently hosted their biennial fan event, D23, in Anaheim, California. The event is one of the most anticipated moments for fans of Disney as the company always reveals new attractions, cruise ships, experiences, and more, and this year was no exception.

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President Biden Calls for Supreme Court Reforms With Vice President Harris Backing The Proposed Changes 

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President Joe Biden recently called for major changes to be made to the Supreme Court. One of the biggest changes being a constitutional amendment that would limit immunity for presidents and impose term limits for the Supreme Court Justices. His potential changes were backed by Vice President, and presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, Kamala Harris.

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Elon Musk Shares Parody Video Of Kamala Harris Which Clones Her Voice, Raising Concerns Over AI 

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Tech billionaire Elon Musk recently shared a video on his social media platform X which used artificial intelligence to clone the voice of Vice President Kamala Harris, raising concerns over AI’s potential role in the election.

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Madrid Helping Residents And Visitors Cool Down Amid Climate Crisis With Engaging Cultural Displays 

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Summer temperatures have been impacting the entire world in recent weeks. In Spain’s capital of Madrid, temperatures have been hitting 106 degrees (F), making it uncomfortable for residents and visitors throughout the day. Now, in a new program called Refúgiate En La Cultura (Take Shelter in Culture), people can cool off from the summer heat in multiple air conditioned museums while being presented with amazing cultural displays.

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Clothing Made From Wood Pulp Fabric Is Not As Sustainable As Consumers Might Think 

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Sustainable clothing has been on the rise in recent years in an effort to combat the fashion industry’s contribution to climate change and global greenhouse gas emissions. Fabrics, such as viscose, are made from tree-pulp, and are allegedly a more sustainable option than other alternatives, however, the deforestation needed to make the fabrics is a major issue.

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Black Women In England Experience More Serious Birth Complications, According To New Data Analysis 

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Pregnant Black women in England are six times more likely to suffer from preeclampsia and other serious birth complications when compared to their white counterparts, according to data from the National Health Service.

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