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Month: September 2026

Brain fog

Brain fog, daydreaming, low energy, and other signs of cognitive disengagement syndrome

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Cognitive disengagement syndrome (CDS) is a set of symptoms marked by frequent daydreaming, brain fog, slow processing speed, daytime sleepiness, and low energy. In the mid-1980s, clinicians and researchers started documenting this neurodevelopmental pattern. Back then, they called it “sluggish cognitive tempo.” In 2023, it was renamed as cognitive disengagement syndrome. The new name highlights

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Third-party data breaches rose 60% in a year. Most vendor reviews still happen once.

Third-party data breaches rose 60% in a year. Most vendor reviews still happen once.

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Many organizations still treat continuous risk monitoring as an advanced and optional part of GRC. When managing third-party risk, security questionnaire-based procurement and point-in-time vendor reviews are still the norm. Modern vendor ecosystems are complex, and risk changes faster than traditional review cycles can keep up. Information from the last review goes stale fast, creating

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A 1917 silent film about a deadly factory fire was lost for over a century. It just resurfaced.

A 1917 silent film about a deadly factory fire was lost for over a century. It just resurfaced.

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For more than 100 years, a silent film about a fictional industrial fire in Chicago remained elusive to the safety science organization that commissioned the short motion picture. But in 2025, it resurfaced at the University of Maryland Libraries, uncovered by the preservation team. Why it landed there, stored alongside a collection of movies printed on an entirely

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8 longevity habits to start in midlife

8 longevity habits to start in midlife

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Trading your sedan for a sports car or ditching your hairstyle for a trendy cut may be the stereotypical “midlife crisis” many people in their 40s and 50s experience, but it doesn’t have to be. Instead, you can make it a “midlife reset” where you create or solidify healthy habits—from strength-building exercises to sleep hygiene—that

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Consumer credit score trends and debt behavior in 2026: What borrowers should know to strengthen financial health

Consumer credit score trends and debt behavior in 2026: What borrowers should know to strengthen financial health

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Credit scores remain one of the most important factors in modern personal finance. They influence everything from loan approvals to interest rates to overall financial flexibility. Higher scores typically unlock lower interest rates and more competitive borrowing options, while lower scores can limit access and increase the cost of financing. On the surface, recent consumer

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Salma Hayek y los príncipes de Gales acompañan a Tom Cruise en la premier de “Digger” en Londres

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Por Erick E. Beltran, CNN en Español Este martes se llevó a cabo en Londres la premier de “Digger”, la película protagonizada por Tom Cruise y dirigida por el mexicano Alejandro González Iñárritu. Al evento asistieron diversas personalidades, entre ellas los príncipes de Gales, William y Kate, quienes se encontraron con el actor y el

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Bend mother finds healing, connection through “Alongside Network”

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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Annie Miller of bend has found support through the Alongside Network and wants to share her story. Alongside Network a non-profit organization providing assistance to parents of children who have experienced life-threatening medical issues. When McKenzie was a baby, she sustained a severe and irreversible traumatic brain injury. During the initial

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