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Health Insurance Losses in Connecticut: A Snapshot

July 11, 2026

Connecticut saw a sharp rise in people losing Affordable Care Act coverage during the first half of 2026, with more than 22, 000 enrollees dropping out after missing premium payments. This jump represents a 75 percent increase compared with the same period last year, according to Access Health CT da

technology

A New Cloud‑Powered Seat: How United’s 787-9 is Changing In‑Flight Entertainment

July 5, 2026

United Airlines has fitted its newest Boeing 787‑9 jets with a system that moves the entertainment server from inside the plane to the internet. The change means every seat now pulls movies, music and apps directly from a cloud service instead of from heavy hardware in the cabin. Because the plan

health

Neck muscles and concussion risks: What the science says

July 2, 2026

Experts have long suspected that neck strength plays a role in how well the brain copes with sudden hits. But when researchers dug into past studies, they found mixed results. Some small investigations suggested that stronger neck muscles might lower concussion chances, while others showed little to

health

New Mental Health Treatment Program Opens Doors Wider in Connecticut

July 2, 2026

Connecticut just expanded a cutting-edge mental health program that mixes therapy with a psychedelic compound called psilocybin. This isn’t about legalizing wild parties—it’s about testing a carefully controlled treatment for stubborn conditions like depression, PTSD, and anxiety. The program starte

technology

Why AI’s Fastest Chips Depend on a Tiny but Critical Step Most People Overlook

June 30, 2026

A few years back, the tech world focused on making chips smaller to squeeze in more power. Now that trick isn’t as easy, companies like Nvidia are turning to a different trick: stuffing multiple chips together in smart ways. This trick is called advanced chip packaging, and it’s quietly become one o

health

How Simple Choices Can Add Years to Your Life

June 29, 2026

Living long is more about habits than miracles. A grandma who reached 97 proved that staying active and connected can keep you going. Science is pushing the limits, but everyday actions matter too. One study in Wales linked a shingles shot to fewer dementia cases over seven years. Resear

technology

Excel Gets a New AI Helper for Finance Tasks

June 26, 2026

Microsoft has added fresh tools to its Excel Copilot, aimed at people who rely on spreadsheets for daily finance duties. The main updates focus on three practical areas: reusable workflows, direct links to trusted data sources, and a transparent record of AI edits. The new “Skills” feature lets use

entertainment

Sports puzzle challenges players with hidden sports trivia

June 22, 2026

A new sports-themed word puzzle turns familiar terms into brain teasers. Players group words that share unexpected connections rather than obvious meanings. Today’s challenge mixes team slang, player legends and outdated equipment names into color-coded categories. The easiest group uses star player

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Celebrities and Their Tipping Habits: What Service Workers Really Think

June 20, 2026

Service workers often see sides of celebrities that fans don’t. Behind the glamour, some stars leave big tips while others barely cover the bill. Elvis Presley, for example, famously tipped $5, 000 after a long meal with officers. That’s a far cry from today’s celebrities, like Victor Wembanyama, wh

sports

Rory McIlroy Talks Course Setup After Solid First‑Day Score

June 19, 2026

Rory McIlroy started the US Open strong, shooting a 69 at Shinnecock Hills. He was pleased with his play but admitted that two bogeys on the last holes could have lowered his score if he had been given a different setup. The 37‑year‑old from Northern Ireland now has just 54 holes left and sits one s