Author: Justin M. Larson

Paul KirbyEurope digital editorKiran Ridley/Getty ImagesThe Louvre attendant described the moment thieves burst into the first-floor galleryA gallery attendant on duty at the Louvre when thieves broke in and stole eight of France’s crown jewels has said “no-one could have been prepared” for what unfolded as visitors began to arrive on Sunday morning.”All of a sudden we heard an huge noise,” she told radio station France Inter, in the first account given by an attendant at the scene.The unnamed attendant and two colleagues initially thought the noise to be an angry visitor, but it was not a normal sound: “It…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! More than 1 million patients have been affected by a data breach involving SimonMed Imaging, one of the country’s largest outpatient radiology and medical imaging providers. The breach came to light after a cyberattack compromised sensitive patient data, with reports indicating that ransomware operators may have been behind the incident. What makes this case particularly concerning is the scale of the attack and the type of information stolen, which could easily be misused for financial or identity fraud.Sign up for my FREE CyberGuy ReportGet my best tech tips, urgent security alerts and…

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StandWithUsMichael Smuss in an updated handout photoMichael Smuss, a survivor of the Warsaw Ghetto in Poland who resisted the Nazis, has died aged 99 in Israel. He joined the ghetto uprising as a teenager in 1943, helping to make petrol bombs. Taken prisoner, he survived concentration camps and a death march before the end of World War II. After the war, he became an artist and Holocaust educator. The embassies of Germany and Poland in Israel paid tribute to him on social media. “He repeatedly risked his life during the Holocaust, fighting for survival and helping other prisoners in the…

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Kim Kardashian just revealed that she’s been diagnosed with a brain aneurysm, and seemingly attributed it to stress. But before you start worrying about, well, worrying, we asked our chief medical officer, Sohaib Imtiaz, MD, if there’s any real link between stress and aneurysms. Q: I heard Kim K. has a brain aneurysm from stress—can that really happen? Imtiaz: The short answer is no, stress isn’t considered a direct cause of brain aneurysms. Aneurysms form when a weak spot develops in a blood vessel wall, often due to things like high blood pressure, smoking, or genetics. But here’s where stress…

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Your menstrual cycle is the time between the first day of your last period and the first day of your next period. Most menstrual cycles are 24 to 38 days. When you have a cycle that’s less than 24 days, you might be experiencing an early period. The first time you get your period as a teenager is called menarche. This usually happens between the ages of 10 and 16. The average age to get your first period is 12.4 years. When you first start having a period, it can be normal for your cycles to be irregular. You may…

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Ecuador’s president has said someone attempted to poison him by putting three highly concentrated toxic substances in gifts of chocolate and jam.Daniel Noboa said his team had proof to support the claim, though he has yet to publicly provide any evidence.The South American leader told CNN on Thursday that he believed it was “practically impossible” that the three chemicals would be found in high concentrations in the items by chance.His comments come in the wake of violent clashes in Ecuador over a sharp rise in fuel prices under his presidency. The centre-right politician has brought in military crackdowns on drug…

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Turning crisis into opportunity was never this epic. When a Böcker Agilo forklift, built by the German company Böcker Maschinenwerke GmbH, was used in a daring daylight robbery at the Louvre Museum in Paris, the manufacturer decided not to hide from the spotlight. Instead, it embraced the unexpected publicity with humour. The company shared a photo of the same forklift used by the thieves and turned it into a cheeky advertisement with the caption, “When things need to be done quickly.” The move quickly caught global attention and went viral online.From crime scene to clever campaignThe forklift, designed to lift…

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Luiz Inácio da Silva has announced he will run for a fourth term as Brazil’s president in the nation’s elections in 2026.The 79-year-old had indicated during his last election campaign that it would be his last – but stressed he did not feel his age in comments during a state visit to Indonesia on Thursday.”I’m about to turn 80 years old, but you can be sure I have the same energy I had when I was 30. And I will run for a fourth term in Brazil,” Lula told reporters.The decision to run comes despite Lula suffering health problems in…

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If you start your mornings with a bowl of yogurt or chia pudding, you may have wondered which popular crunchy add-in is the healthier choice: nuts or granola. Both offer key nutrients like protein and fiber, but is one better for you?We asked three registered dietitians to weigh in. Nutrition experts agree: nuts are the clear winner.  The main reason, said registered dietitian Roberta Anding, MS, RD/LD, CSSD, CDE, is that, unlike some granola varieties, “they are a whole, minimally processed food.”  Many types of granola contain significant amounts of added sugar—in some cases, up to 19 grams (about 5…

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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced Friday that the US had carried out another strike against a ship alleged to belong to drug traffickers.The operation took place in the Caribbean Sea, against a group Hegseth identified as the Tren de Aragua criminal organisation. Hegseth said “six male narco-terrorists” were on board and killed.The US has carried out a series of strikes on ships in the region, in what President Donald Trump has described as an effort to curtail drug trafficking.Hegseth posted a video on X showing the operation. It begins by showing a boat in crosshairs, before it explodes into…

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For radiation oncologist Marisa Weiss, MD, breast cancer prevention is personal. Weiss, who founded BreastCancer.org in 2000, received a stage 1 breast cancer diagnosis during a routine mammogram in 2010. Because she caught the cancer early, she was able to treat it with surgery and hormone therapy, bypassing the side effects that come with chemotherapy and radiation. Today, she’s a survivor. “Mammograms every year give you your best shot at early detection,” Weiss told Health. The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommends mammograms every other year beginning at age 40, so not all insurance plans will cover annual screenings. If…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Spotify is rolling out a major update for parents who want more control over what their children listen to. Managed accounts, first tested in select countries, are now expanding to the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Germany, France and the Netherlands. These accounts create a safer and more personalized way for young listeners to enjoy music while parents stay in control of what plays.Sign up for my FREE CyberGuy ReportGet my best tech tips, urgent security alerts and exclusive deals delivered straight to your inbox. Plus, you’ll get instant access…

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A member of staff poses next to trading boards at the London Stock Exchange on April 25, 2025 in London, England.Carl Court | Getty Images News | Getty ImagesThe amount of money managed by hedge funds has reached an all-time high of $5 trillion, fueled by a surge in capital allocations in the third quarter coupled with positive investment returns.Analysis published Thursday by industry tracker Hedge Fund Research (HFR) showed total global assets under management stood at a landmark $4.98 trillion at the end of the third quarter.Overall industry assets swelled by $238.4 billion in the three-month period that ended…

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The Reliance Industries Ltd. oil refinery in Jamnagar, Gujarat, India, on Saturday, July 31, 2021.Bloomberg | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesIndia’s largest private oil refiner Reliance Industries is reportedly halting purchases of Russian crude, following the U.S.’ decision to sanction Russia’s two largest oil companies, Rosneft and Lukoil.Reliance has become a major buyer of Russian crude. In September, it purchased around 629,590 barrels of Russian crude per day from the two firms, out of India’s total imports of 1.6 million barrels per day, according to data by commodities data analytics firm Kpler.Over the same month last year, Reliance purchased around 428,000…

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