Cambridge study says this one habit separates top students from everyone else

Cambridge research indicates that top students excel not just through hard work but by actively employing metacognitive self-regulation. This involves planning study sessions, monitoring understanding and adjusting strategies when needed. This habit, observable across ages, contributes uniquely to academic success, surpassing raw ability and emphasizing smarter study habits over mere hours spent.

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Harvard study reveals 17 threats to brain health that quietly boost your risk of stroke and dementia

Harvard researchers identify 17 modifiable factors significantly impacting stroke, dementia, and late-life depression. High blood pressure, kidney disease, and diabetes top the list. The Brain Care Score helps track progress, emphasizing that lifestyle and treatable conditions outweigh genetic predisposition. Simple changes like adequate sleep, brisk walking, early hearing loss treatment, a healthy diet, and stress…

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Why don’t you…?: Ro Khanna faces ‘go back to India’ calls as he slams Trump on tariffs

Congressman Ro Khanna criticized President Trump’s 50% tariffs on India, claiming they damage the US-India partnership because Modi didn’t nominate Trump for a Nobel Peace Prize. Khanna urged Indian-Americans to speak out against Trump’s actions, which he believes are driven by ego and pushing India towards China and Russia. His comment drew backlash as many…

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Nvidia to sell 260,000 Blackwell AI chips to South Korea; the chips US has ‘national security’ restrictions on

South Korea secures over 260,000 Nvidia Blackwell AI chips for public and private sectors, including major corporations like Samsung and Hyundai. This landmark deal, despite US export restrictions, aims to power large-scale AI data centers and “AI factories” to advance robotics, semiconductors, and autonomous vehicles, fueling the nation’s AI ambitions.

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