• Battleground states can decide a close presidential race. • Early voting and mail ballots can shift where campaigns spend their time and money. • The Electoral College still shapes strategy in ways that surprise casual voters. • A national popular vote idea keeps coming back as a workaround. • Bigger turnout in the right places can change the map…
Business & Finance
Nvidia is under intense scrutiny as its board weighs leadership fallout, fresh allegations, and a sharp market reaction that has rattled investors. The company says it is digging into the situation while Wall Street adjusts fast, cutting back on its confidence in the chip giant’s near-term outlook. Jensen Huang has already admitted he fell short of his responsibilities to Nvidia…
Health & Wellness
The FDA has given the green light to Sunharbo, the brand name for asundexian, a once-daily pill aimed at lowering the chance of another stroke in certain adults. In a large international trial, the drug cut repeat ischemic stroke risk by 26% when added to standard antiplatelet treatment, while also showing some important safety caveats that doctors will be watching…
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Technology
Old iPods have a kind of stubborn charm that never really fades, but the missing modern basics can be hard to ignore. Sprout tries to fix that with a full motherboard replacement that brings USB-C, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and a much more flexible music setup into the mix. The appeal is obvious. Instead of letting a classic iPod sit in a…