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NUS Professor Dean Ho Cuts Biological Age by 15 Years in Longevity Study
NUS Professor Dean Ho reduced his biological age by 15 years through a personalized longevity study involving intermittent fasting, 90-minute daily workouts, and Mediterranean diet. Results published in PLOS One.

Clocks Fall Back November 1, 2026: Senate Debates Permanent Daylight Saving Time
Clocks fall back November 1, 2026. Trump urges Senate to pass Sunshine Protection Act and make daylight saving time permanent, but opposition from GOP senators threatens the bill.

Woolworths Phases Out Farmers’ Own Milk by Mid-2027, Threatening Dairy Farmers
Woolworths will discontinue Farmers’ Own milk by mid-2027, forcing dairy farmers back to traditional processors and risking lower farmgate prices. Already removed from South Australian stores.

Federal Judge Dismisses Trump’s $2.6B Harvard Antisemitism Lawsuit
Federal Judge Richard Stearns dismissed the Trump administration’s lawsuit against Harvard, ruling alleged antisemitism incidents were too isolated to prove ongoing civil rights violations.

Noosa Gourmet Brioche Rolls Recall Expanded to August 16 Best-Before Date
Noosa GOURMET recalls 320g Brioche Rolls sold at IGA in Queensland due to undeclared milk and egg allergens. Recall expanded to cover best-before dates through August 16, 2026. Full refunds available.

Delta Launches First Transatlantic Route From Austin to Paris in March 2027
Delta launches first nonstop Austin-to-Paris flights starting March 27, 2027, aboard an Airbus A330-900neo. The carrier also adds San Diego-Austin service in April 2027.

Japan Discovers High-Grade Gold Ore After 45 Years, Eyes First New Mine Since 1981
Japan discovers high-grade gold ore deposits in Kagoshima and Hokkaido after 45 years. Foreign companies find ore with 10-118 grams of gold per ton, potentially enabling first new commercial mine since 1981.

Singapore Police Probe 270 Scammers and Money Mules in $5.4M Fraud Crackdown
Singapore police investigate 270 suspected scammers and money mules linked to 660+ scams causing $5.4 million in losses. Operation targets e-commerce, phishing, job, and investment fraud.

Thousands of Australian Students Walk Out to Protest Pauline Hanson on August 13
Thousands of Australian students walked out of class on August 13 to protest Pauline Hanson and One Nation, defying calls from Education Minister Jason Clare to stay in school. The party polls at 26% primary vote.