“The era of the Department of Defense is over… From this moment forward, the only mission of the newly restored Department of War is this: warfighting.” — Pete Hegseth
Author: admin (Kendrick Williams)
REDEFINING HEALING—A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO CANCER CARE AND WHOLE-BODY WELLNESS
Health is shaped by more than the absence of disease. It reflects how your body performs each day, how effectively it repairs and recovers, and how well daily habits nourish its needs.
YOUNGER PEOPLE ARE BECOMING ADDICTED TO ULTRA-PROCESSED FOODS
In our 9 September issue, we reported on a study explaining “Why Ultra-Processed Foods Make You Fat.” (They disrupt basic body processes and hormone balances.)
FROM TOXIC WASTE TO INDUSTRIAL FEEDSTOCK AND CLEAN FUEL
When wood and other plant materials are heated to produce clean energy, two leftovers are biochar and biotar.
WORLD’S FIRST “AIR BATTERY” WILL BE INSTALLED IN A GERMAN SALT CAVERN
Israel-based Augwind Energy will build the world’s first industrial-scale version of its “AirBattery” in Germany, with plans to bring it into use in 2027 or 2028.
OPENAI GETS ITS DESIRED $500-BILLION MARKET VALUATION
A private sale of shares has given OpenAI the $500-billion market valuation it set its sights on weeks ago. Until now, the company has been valued at $300 billion.
DEEPSEEK REVEALS ANOTHER AI THAT’S CHEAPER TO OPERATE
Chinese research firm DeepSeek has released a new AI model that it says can be operated more cheaply than the large language models common in the West.
WALMART AND ITS WORKFORCE BRACE FOR AN AI TRANSFORMATION
“Maybe there’s a job in the world that AI won’t change,” Walmart CEO Doug McMillon told a September workforce conference, “but I haven’t thought of it.”
GET TO WORK, AI!
After an MIT study found that half of corporations that try AI abandon it and only 5 percent have seen AI’s contribution to the bottom line, two developers are touting research that highlights AI’s potential in the workplace.
WILL AI EVER BE ABLE TO PAY BACK ITS MASSIVE INVESTMENT?
“The artificial intelligence boom has ushered in one of the costliest building sprees in world history,” The Wall Street Journal wrote in a 27 September analysis.









