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How cortisol is destroying your energy levels

Feeling tired, foggy, and drained all the time? It may NOT be your age…

Chronic stress could be wearing down your mitochondria, leaving you with less energy, focus, and stamina.

But a surprising 12-second trick may help lower stress, recharge your energy, sharpen focus, and feel more alert.

Political Landscape

Kansas Senate Race Shakes Republican Stronghold

Democrat Adam Hamilton leads GOP Senator Roger Marshall in Kansas, threatening the party's 94-year Senate dominance as dissatisfied voters seek change in what was considered a safe red seat.

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Michigan Senate Race Erupts Over Candidate's Muslim Brotherhood Connections

Mike Rogers challenges Abdul El-Sayed over alleged foreign ties in contentious debate focusing on religion and national security, marking one of the most explosive confrontations in the 2026 midterm cycle.

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Global Impact

Deadly Houthi Missile Strike on Riyadh Airport Escalates Middle East Crisis

At least 12 killed in devastating attack on Saudi airport as Houthi missile campaign threatens wider regional war and potential U.S. intervention, raising fears of an expanding conflict.

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Thirty-Two Nations Condemn Iran After Thwarted Plot at US Military Base in England

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has formally accused Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of directing a suspected plot against RAF Fairford, an American military installation on British soil. The assessment, delivered before Parliament on Monday, marks a significant escalation in tensions between Western powers and Tehran.

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Economic Pulse

Markets Brace for Critical September CPI Reading as Fed Rate Decision Looms

Bureau of Labor Statistics releases September inflation data Tuesday at 12:30 PM, potentially determining the Federal Reserve's next move on interest rates as economists watch for signs of persistent price pressures.

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Schneider Electric to Acquire PTC for $22.6 Billion in Industrial Software Power Play

French energy giant's deal creates end-to-end industrial architecture spanning design, automation, and artificial intelligence in one of the year's largest tech acquisitions.

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Silver Miners Have Outrun Silver Since 2020

Since March 2020, silver has returned about 402%. The silver miners returned 445%.

That gap is the leverage our research team focuses on. When silver rises, a producer's net asset value can rise much faster, and share prices tend to follow. It works in both directions, and a mine is only as good as the company running it.

The Ultimate Silver Playbook shows how the team separates the miners worth owning from the rest, and which silver stocks are on its watchlist now. It's free.

Quick Takes

Cleveland sends ace P. Messick to the mound Tuesday night in Tampa Bay with a chance to take a commanding series lead over the Rays in the ALCS.

Milwaukee's bullpen dominates in a 7-4 win over the defending champion Dodgers, putting the two-time champs on the ropes heading to Los Angeles with a commanding 2-0 NLCS lead.

Actress Selma Blair was arrested Sunday night following an incident aboard Delta Air Lines Flight 938 from Los Angeles to John F. Kennedy International Airport that left two flight attendants injured and raised serious questions about in-flight safety protocols.

RJ Mitte, the actor who gained widespread recognition for his portrayal of Walter White Jr. on the acclaimed television series “Breaking Bad,” has died at the age of 34. His representative confirmed the news, though no cause of death has been disclosed at this time.


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