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Cardiologists Set the Record Straight on "Bad" Cholesterol
Cardiologists are setting the record straight on "bad" cholesterol, pushing back on viral myths about LDL and statins in a new NBC News report. Heart doctors say the science is more nuanced than the scary headlines — and your breakfast eggs may not be the villain after all.
Student Loan Borrowers Get Until Dec. 31 for the 1% Rate Cut
The U.S. Department of Education extended the deadline for borrowers to enroll in autopay and lock in a full one-percent interest rate cut through June 30, 2028. Borrowers now have until December 31, 2026 — three extra months — to claim the discount.
Chris Rock Gets Candid on Forgiveness
Chris Rock got candid about forgiveness in a new New York Times interview, arguing the culture needs more second chances. The comedian is also promoting his new film "Misty Green," which opens in theaters October 9.
Olivia Dean’s Label Faces a Bill Withers Copycat Lawsuit
British pop star Olivia Dean is caught in a copyright fight: the publishers of Bill Withers’ catalogue sued her label and publishers in California, claiming her song "I’ve Seen It" borrows the melody of his 1981 classic "Just the Two of Us." Dean herself was not named as a defendant.
C.H. Robinson Buys RXO for $5.8 Billion
C.H. Robinson announced it will acquire rival logistics company RXO in a $5.8 billion deal, creating a freight giant with an enterprise value above $25 billion. RXO shares jumped more than 20% on the news.
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