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By Dr. Quoc N. Dang, DO Metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease, which most clinicians still call fatty liver disease or MASLD, affects an estimated one in three adults in the United States. Most of them don’t know it. It produces no symptoms in its early stages, shows up incidentally on imaging ordered for something else, and tends to get a brief mention at the end of a visit before the conversation moves on. For decades, the clinical response was largely the same: lose weight, avoid alcohol, come back in a year. That response was not unreasonable given what was available.…

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I love startups and entrepreneurship. My obsession started when I was reselling Nerds candy in Taipei, purchased from the U.S. commissary store. To recognize and exploit a pricing arbitrage as a nine-year-old felt like winning the lottery every time a new batch arrived. In 1998, a year before graduating from William & Mary, I was offered a chance to work at my father’s friend’s eyeglass parts factory in Shenzhen, China. The proposal was to be its manager and partner to expand into the country. China was finally opening up, and I had seen the rapid change firsthand as an exchange…

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The Good Trade editors endorse products we’ve personally researched, tested, and genuinely love. Learn more about our methodology and business model here. When it comes to our wardrobes, nothing elevates our look quicker than a blazer. Whether we’re on our way to an interview, heading to a corporate happy hour, or even meeting the potential in-laws for the first time, throwing on a blazer simply helps us feel our most confident. We dare say everyone needs at least one beloved blazer in their closet! We’ve found seven brands crafting sustainable blazers using materials like wool, organic cotton, or reclaimed fabrics.…

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The sudden shutdown of Spirit Airlines is sending shockwaves through the aviation industry, leaving airports, local economies and travelers scrambling to adjust to a rapidly changing air travel landscape. I went on NewsNation to discuss the impact. Spirit officially ceased operations at 3 a.m. ET last Saturday after months of financial turmoil, failed restructuring efforts and an inability to secure additional funding. While many industry insiders saw the collapse coming, the impact is already being felt far beyond the airline itself. Travel expert Peter Greenberg said the failure highlights the growing fragility of the ultra-low-cost airline model. “There is no…

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Every October, the Gazometro Ostiense—a former industrial gas plant in the south of Rome—fills with machines that did not exist the year before as well as the rust, steel, and industrial memory of machines past. For three days, October 23–25, 2026, the 14th edition of Maker Faire Rome – The European Edition becomes a place where building is the explanation. Secondary school students present next to university spin-offs. Independent makers next to research labs. Nobody’s pitching, everyone’s showing. Why it matters? Showing a working prototype or running an interactive workshop in the MakeLab area to thousands of people who are…

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A version of this post originally appeared on May 6 in our newsletter Eater Today. Sign up here to receive stories like this in your inbox.Eating lunch and shopping are two of my mother’s favorite things — she reminded me as much by voice note when mentioned I was planning to write a piece about a specific, nostalgic mother-daughter experience we share: eating at the Nordstrom Cafe.I’m a child of the 1990s, when mall culture was still thriving. Nordstrom was the jewel in my own outdoor SoCal mall’s crown, a multifloor department store that felt timeless, yet tapped into the…

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We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn More › Home Advice You Can Trust Tips, tricks & ideas for a better home and yard, delivered to your inbox daily. Because I live on a farm I have free-ranging chickens, guineas, and ducks in addition to a dog, several cats, and miscellaneous wildlife. The chickens and guineas consider any freshly turned soil fair game for scratching or dust baths, while the ducks delve in it and the cats consider it an outdoor litter box. As my dog also enjoys digging in…

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Photo Courtesy of Pexels – Laura Oliveira I used to find myself standing in front of the fridge or staring into the freezer, just pondering what on earth to cook for dinner. It wasn’t that I didn’t have food; it was that I didn’t have a plan, and everything I saw felt like it would take way too much effort to pull together. This is exactly why I started leaning into easy high protein meal prep. It is a total lifesaver for those moments when you are hungry but just don’t have the mental bandwidth to start a recipe from…

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Sen. Elizabeth Warren sharply questioned Kevin Warsh over his financial holdings and his willingness to stand up to President Donald Trump, creating a contentious start to the Senate Banking Committee hearing on the future leadership of the Federal Reserve.The Massachusetts Democrat, the committee’s top-ranking member, used her opening round of questions to challenge both Warsh’s ethics disclosures and his independence from the White House.“Donald Trump has made clear that he does not want an independent Fed,” Warren said. “And he’s made clear that you are his sock puppet.”The combative exchange highlighted the difficult path Warsh faces in winning Democratic support…

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