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Even low levels of lead exposure may worsen academic performance: Study

Academic achievement among adolescents may be affected by early childhood lead exposure at much lower levels than previously assumed, according to a new study. Just a small climb in blood concentrations of this toxic metal — still within the range currently deemed acceptable by public health agencies — was associated with worse performance on standardized...

Longtime Democrat senator’s daughter takes aim at Trump, Musk, RFK Jr, in launch for key House swing seat

Stefany Shaheen, daughter of Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, announces her candidacy for New Hampshire's 1st Congressional District, focusing on healthcare advocacy.

Rubio urged to punish Iraq with ‘maximum pressure’ sanctions for its ‘complete subjugation’ by Iran

GOP lawmakers push for sanctions on Iraq, citing its subjugation by Iran and the need to halt U.S. aid, highlighting past policy failures and security concerns.

Rubio announces visa restrictions for foreigners ‘complicit’ in censoring Americans

The Trump State Department took aim at foreign authorities "complicit" in censoring Americans' free speech by imposing new visa restrictions.

Watchdog finds ‘no evidence’ Biden knew of crucial climate EOs, demands answers on who signed autopen

A pro-energy group is sounding the alarm and calling for an investigation into who signed key Biden executive orders, given rising concerns about his mental acuity in office.

Best of The Babylon Bee: French prez Macron claims he fell down stairs again

Every week, The Post will bring you our picks of the best one-liners and stories from satirical site the Babylon Bee to take the...

The tragic death of the summer blockbuster

Summer, to me, always meant hours at the movies. We didn’t have a lake house or a summer home; my summer home was the Avco Wilshire in the Westwood neighborhood of Los Angeles, plus a hundred other theaters within a 10-minute drive of my house. When I read stories about how the hits are back […]

Jake Tapper and the media’s crisis of competence

“How did you not see it?” That was the question a high school student asked journalist Ryan Lizza several years ago in a class I was teaching at Georgetown University. Lizza had been a writer in the 1990s at The New Republic at the same time as Stephen Glass. Glass had written several fraudulent and […]

Trump’s executive orders could endanger America’s nuclear renaissance  

If implemented as written, these orders could undermine the very objective they intend to promote. 

Why U.S.-Mexico energy interdependence must be strengthened 

Mexico needs reliable energy imports to power its economy, and the United States benefits enormously from growing Mexican demand. 

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