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Clara Steitz

Study: Up To 80% of Jobs Could Be Disrupted by AI

Researchers at market-leading AI firm OpenAI and at the University of Pennsylvania are predicting that up to 80 percent of jobs could be impacted by AI technologies, which are rapidly increasing in sophistication. Fields involving numerical skills are particularly at risk of disruption. Accountants, mathematicians, and financial quantitative analysts all

Vitamin D Reduced Dementia Risk by 40%

STORY AT-A-GLANCE In this 18-minute video, retired nurse educator John Campbell details the results of a 2023' study demonstrating the effect that vitamin D deficiency has on the development of Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. At this point, there is simply no question that optimizing vitamin D levels

Lebanese Security Uses Tear Gas as Hundreds of Protesters Storm Government HQ

Hundreds of protesters, including large numbers of retired soldiers and police, marched in downtown Beirut on Wednesday to protest Lebanon’s deteriorating economy.

Black Residents of Louisiana File Landmark Lawsuit

In the United States, a landmark lawsuit filed in a federal court in Louisiana on Tuesday by residents of the state’s “Cancer Alley” declares an “environmental and public health emergency.” It calls for an end to any new heavy industry, including fossil fuel, petrochemical plants, and related infrastructure in

Sports Betting Resulting in Sharp Rise in Gambling Addictions and Financial Distress, Especially for Young Men

Sports betting is now fully legal in 36 states, and betting on your favorite team is easier than ever with apps on phones and computers.

Why Am I Still Single? 16 Psychological Reasons You Might Find Surprising

I’m a single lady, and I love it.

These Two Nutrients Are Important Parts of Healthy Eating

STORY AT-A-GLANCE Saturated fat and cholesterol have been wrongfully vilified as the culprits of heart disease for more than six decades.

FDIC Extends Bidding Period for Silicon Valley Bridge Bank

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) extended the bidding period for the Silicon Valley Bridge Bank after “substantial interest from multiple parties” and will continue to operate the bank to “stabilize” the institution and “market the franchise.” The FDIC extended the bidding process for the bank so the agency could

Dollar Tree Pulls Eggs from Shelves as Prices Soar in Biden's Economy

Dollar Tree has pulled eggs from its shelves as prices skyrocketed approximately 60 percent since the fall, the news coming as people struggle to make ends meet in President Joe Biden’s (D) economy.

Exclusive - Rep. Steve Scalise: ESG 'Hurts Blue-Collar Workers the Hardest'

House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-LA) told Breitbart News in an exclusive interview on Thursday that the Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG) investing movement harms the working class the most. Scalise spoke previously to Breitbart News about the need to pass H.R. 1, the Lower Energy Costs Act, a

Kyrgyzstan: Free the 22 ‘Kempir-Abad’ Protest Detainees

(Bishkek, March 20, 2023) – Twenty-two civil activists, bloggers, journalists, and politicians who disagreed with the government over a border issue and are currently in pretrial facilities in Kyrgyzstan should be immediately released and their due process rights upheld, Human Rights Watch said today. The detainees were initially placed under arrest

How Statins, Pesticides, Wireless Radiation Affect Your Heart

STORY AT-A-GLANCE One in 4 Americans over the age of 45 is on a statin drug to lower their cholesterol.

Oscars 'Free' Swag Bags to Cost Nominees a $63,000 Tax Hit

The “free” $126,000 gift bags that were handed out to Hollywood A-list Oscars attendees also came with a hefty tax bill, according to reports.

Australia Commits to Protect Schools During Wartime

Australia is the 117th country to endorse the Safe Schools Declaration, an intergovernmental political commitment to reduce the likelihood that students, teachers, and schools are targeted for attack during armed conflict. Schools should be places of study and safety for children. If armed forces use schools as military bases, firing