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Low mineral linked to memory loss, low libido, wt gain, bleeding gums, weak bones

Struggling with memory loss, poor focus, low energy, or stubborn weight gain?

A common mineral deficiency may be linked to these issues and more, including mood swings, weaker bones, and low libido.

Researchers warn that soil depletion, environmental toxins, and even certain medications may contribute to low levels of this often-overlooked mineral. And adults over 60 may be especially vulnerable.


Supreme Court set to pare back federal inmates’ ability to sue officials

The Supreme Court appeared likely to bar federal prison inmates from suing officials who deny them medical treatment in the latest case seeking to roll back the ability to hold federal officials accountable for alleged constitutional violations.

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1 killed, dozen injured after driver plows into cyclists in North Carolina

One cyclist was killed, and a dozen others were injured Saturday morning after a car struck a group of bicyclists in Wake County, North Carolina, according to the State Highway Patrol.

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American Sports & Culture


Two days of free email tactics, starting Nov 12

GURU kicks off Nov 12. Join the 29,000+ marketers who showed up last year, 100% free and virtual.

GURU Conference, powered by Constant Contact, is back November 12–13. It's 100% virtual and 100% free, and it's packed with tactics you can use right away on newsletters, deliverability, design trends, AI, and what NOT to do with email.

What to expect:

  • Speakers including Molly Ringwald, Dan Levy, Amy Porterfield, Frank Vella + more

  • Sessions from world-class marketers at top brands

  • Networking every day

  • DJs, world-record breaking, and an alarming amount of rom-com fun!

Last year, 29,000+ marketers joined us. This year is even bigger, and spots are limited.


American Business & Markets

American Fact of the Day!

On November 9, 1906, President Theodore Roosevelt departed for Panama to inspect construction of the Panama Canal, becoming the first sitting U.S. president to travel outside the country on official business. During the trip, he also visited Puerto Rico!