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• GOP Senate candidate busted for hiding his drunk driving convictions

  Luke Messer began his political career replacing a state representative killed by a drunk driver — but didn't tell anyone about his own multiple...

• Second poll in a week shows tie in race for seat Trump won by 21 points

  Another once-safe Republican seat is suddenly competitive. And Republicans should be terrified. This week, the political world was startled...

• 'Merit or on quota?' Former Texas official questions biracial teen's Harvard acceptance

• Yes, eGPUs boost Mac game performance, but limitations abound

  Folks with more coding knowledge than I have (and a greater willingness to potentially brick a $2,400 machine) have been hooking up external...

• Mayo Clinic study finds no evidence that anesthesia in young children lowers intelligence

  But multiple doses before age 3 may mean problems with behavior, fine motor skills later in life ROCHESTER, Minn. ? A Mayo Clinic study finds no...

• Does Beto O'Rourke believe in miracles? When it comes to his uphill race against Sen. Ted Cruz, he does

• Fat cells seem to remember unhealthy diet

  Fat cells can be damaged in a short amount of time when they are exposed to the fatty acid palmitate or the hormone TNF-alpha through a fatty diet,...

• New Bill Seeks to Repeal Trump’s Solar Tariffs

  Rep. Jacky Rosen (D-NV) yesterday introduced a bill to repeal the solar tariffs that President Donald Trump imposed in January. According to...

• After losing at least 15 sponsors, Fox’s Laura Ingraham gets sued, too

  Stumbling after an advertiser exodus, Fox News host Ingraham is now accused of firing her assistant for becoming pregnant. Even after finding...

• Study debunks ‘myth’ that strenuous exercise dampens immunity

  New research overturns a myth that has persisted for nearly four decades - that competing in endurance sports, like this weekend's London Marathon,...