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Shower Trick cuts heart attack risk by 95%
Making this one small change to your showering routine can not only keep your heart healthy…
But it also reduces the risk of heart attack by 95%!
It's very easy and safe to do…
And can be done at any age – so it's never too late.
There's only one catch…
It may lower your blood pressure readings very quickly…
Election whistleblower warns foreign actors are spending billions to turn Americans against AI
America's rivals stand to gain from a growing backlash against the data centers powering the nation's AI boom and foreign money is helping fuel it, Brittany Kaiser warned.
Kaiser, a former Cambridge Analytica employee and election whistleblower, told Fox News Digital the opposition looked strikingly similar to political influence efforts she encountered in her previous work.
Multiple people hurt as shuttle bus slams into concrete at Newark Airport
A shuttle bus smashed into a concrete barrier at Newark Airport Monday morning, smashing the windshield and injuring multiple people, some of them seriously.
According to the Port Authority, the shuttle bus, which was transporting employees, hit a barrier on the Terminal B departures Level 3 around 3 a.m.
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American Fact of the Day!
On August 31, 1881, the first U.S. national tennis championship began in Newport, Rhode Island. The tournament was originally a men’s singles competition and eventually evolved into today’s U.S. Open.
