How I Feed My Family Healthy Meals for Under $50 a Week (And You Can Too) Last month, I stood in the checkout line at my local grocery store, watching the numbers climb on the register display. $127.84 for what felt like barely three days’ worth of food. My heart sank as I realized I’d…
In southeastern Beijing, engineers at Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp., China’s top chipmaker, are working around the clock to expand the output of 14-nanometer and even 7-nm chips, just a few generations behind the world’s leading chipmakers. Being able to make such advanced chips at all is a major breakthrough for a company that has been…
Dear Roker Report, Can I perhaps offer a different perspective on the saga that’s beginning to cause some ripples — that being Dan Neil? There’s quite a bit of speculation building that the skipper may leave before he runs his contract down and could then leave for free, and there’s also a lot of sentimentality…
Wednesday, 2 April 2025, 18:15 Spain’s government cabinet approved on Tuesday 1 April a Royal Decree to allow Spanish citizens to access their state DNI identity cards through an app known as MiDNI on their mobile phones and smart devices. The implementation of this format will be carried out in several phases, according to the…
HONG KONG/TOKYO — For the second time in a year, Unitree Robotics caused a stir on social media recently with videos of its humanoid robot’s acrobatic accomplishments. This time around, the G1 robot completed a standing side flip and a kung fu move known as a carp jump — both more complicated than the standing front…
Bratman’s work observed two stages of orthorexia. Healthy orthorexia, with an interest in healthy eating with no pathological features, and orthorexia nervosa, with an obsessive focus on healthy eating. “Many people are able to eat healthy without being orthorexic,” says Bratman. “The difference is the obsessiveness and restriction that causes harm.” In 1997, physician Steven…
Friday, 21 February 2025, 12:37 Alzheimer’s is a treacherous disease. By the time symptoms appear, the brain has suffered the ravages of this type of dementia – the most widespread – for years without showing any signs of it. The main risk factor is age. The older we get, the more likely we are to…