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Audience measurement leader Nielsen has proclaimed a new collaboration with Triton Digital to inject audience behavior metrics into Nielsen’s advertiser planning tool. Triton brings the measurement, and Nielsen reps Triton to its vast notebook of advertisers and agencies. Continue Reading → [TheTopNews] Read More.4 days ago - What We Learn About Trump in His Rare Moments of Self-Reflection
This article was featured in the One Story to Read Today newsletter. Sign up for it here.For a guy who had just been rushed out of a ballroom at the sound of gunfire, he seemed remarkably calm. For a president who regularly attacks the press, he seemed unusually gracious. For a fleeting period on Saturday night, Donald Trump appeared introspective, or at least as introspective as he’s capable of being in public.“It’s always shocking when something like this happens,” he told reporters in the White House briefing room, standing in his tux and appearing to speak without notes. He briefly seemed to consider how familiar he was with threats to his life, and how the shock doesn’t fade: “Happened to me a little bit. And that never changes.”At least three times within the past two years, Trump has been perilously close to a gunman trying to harm him and has escaped death. When a bullet grazed his ear at a July 2024 campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, he described it as a religious experience in which divine intervention saved him for a higher calling. “I’m not supposed to be here tonight,” Trump said at the Republican National Convention shortly after the shooting. “I’ll tell you, I stand before you in this arena only by the grace of Almighty God.”Such talk of the Almighty does not come easily to Trump, who has never been particularly religious, and on Saturday night, he turned to an equally unfamiliar topic: unity. This is a president who had frequently and harshly criticized many of the reporters in front of him, and had sued many of the news organizations that employ them. He had long boycotted the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner, calling members of the media the “enemy of the people” and the dinner “a very big, boring bust.” But on Saturday night, he struck a different tone.“This was an event dedicated to freedom of speech that was supposed to bring together members of both parties with members of the press,” he said. “And in a certain way, it did—because the fact that they just unified, I saw a room that was just totally unified.”He added: “It was, in one way, very beautiful, a very beautiful thing to see.”Trump marveled at how the cavernous ballroom he had been looking out on two hours prior was a collection of divergent viewpoints. He called for those gathered… [TheTopNews] Read More.4 days ago - Can Spending More Improve Your Health and Prolong Your Life?
The desire to live longer and healthier lives has spawned a growth in services and supplements. So what works best? [TheTopNews] Read More.4 days ago - Can-Am Launches 3 Wheel Collective Platform
The Can-Am Canyon Redrock is the newest of the brand’s 3-wheel machines. (Photo by Align Media) Bringing together the community of 3-wheel riders, Can-Am has launched a new platform called the 3 Wheel Collective. The 3 Wheel Collective provides a space for Can-Am rider groups and individuals to connect and share their experiences. Through the platform, members can access curated group rides, exclusive events, unique merchandise, and other experiences. On the website, riders can search for riding groups in your area, browse events listings, register for a Can-Am demo, sign up for a free ride day at a certified riding school, and more. 2026 Can-Am Spyder RT Limited in Mineral Blue Satin “Built on the belief that riding is better together, the 3 Wheel Collective platform reflects the natural social dynamic of the community, where riders often come together through shared experiences and personal connections,” says Marc-Olivier Drouin, senior manager of marketing, Can-Am 3-Wheel Vehicles & Motorcycles at BRP. “In fact, 1 in 5 Can-Am owners bought because they knew someone already riding 3-wheels, reinforcing the powerful role riders play as ambassadors for the brand and the broader riding community.” Can-Am also announces its involvement in International Female Ride Day. Taking place May 2, 2026, IFRD invites women from around the world to ride together to foster community. Through the Facebook event page, riders can connect with others, find IFRD groups in their area, and share with the community. 2026 Can-Am Ryker Standard 600 in Peachy Frenzy Can-Am 3-wheel vehicles include various versions of the touring-focused Spyder, the playful Ryker, and the adventurous Canyon, the latter of which won Rider’s 2025 Motorcycle of the Year award. All three are powered by liquid-cooled Rotax ACE (Advanced Combustion Efficiency) engines, with the Spyder and Canyon sporting a 1,330cc inline-Triple and the entry-level Ryker using a 600cc parallel-Twin for the base model or a 900cc inline-Triple. Can-Am also has two electric motorcycles in its lineup, the Pulse roadster and Origin adventure bike. See all of Rider’s Can-Am reviews and news The post Can-Am Launches 3 Wheel Collective Platform appeared first on Rider Magazine. [TheTopNews] Read More.4 days ago - Cargo Theft Trends Shift in 2026 as Organized Crime and Impersonation Rise
Fewer Incidents, But Smarter and More Targeted Cargo Theft Cargo theft incidents declined in the first quarter of 2026, but new data shows that risks are becoming more sophisticated. According to Verisk CargoNet, there were 767 supply chain crime events during the quarter. This represents a 5.3% drop compared to last year and a 12.2% decrease from the previous quarter. However, despite fewer incidents overall, total losses remained high at $131.58 million. In addition, confirmed cargo theft cases actually increased to 596, up by 41 incidents. Therefore, while opportunistic theft may be declining, more organized and targeted crime is rising. Organized Crime Shifts Activity to Key Freight Hubs Cargo theft patterns are changing geographically. Organized crime groups are increasingly targeting major logistics hubs where freight volumes are high and distribution is faster. Key regional trends include: California: Incidents rose from 255 to 277 New Jersey: Incidents surged 119%, from 27 to 59 Texas: Incidents dropped from 102 to 80 As a result, traditional hotspots tied to random theft are seeing declines. Meanwhile, states with dense infrastructure and access to consumer markets are becoming prime targets for organized networks. Thieves Focus on High-Value, Easy-to-Resell Goods The types of goods being stolen are also evolving. Instead of bulky or harder-to-sell items, criminals are now targeting products that are easy to move and resell quickly. Notable cargo trends include: Personal care and beauty products increased by 178% Food and beverage remained the top category with 144 incidents Seafood theft rose, while beverage theft declined Apparel, building materials, and auto-related goods decreased Therefore, organized groups are prioritizing items that can be quickly distributed through online marketplaces. Impersonation Scams Become Leading Threat One of the most significant changes in 2026 is the rise of impersonation-based cargo theft. Criminals are now using advanced methods to pose as legitimate carriers and brokers. Common tactics include: Credential theft: Using phishing or malware to access company systems Email infiltration: Intercepting communications and redirecting shipments Company acquisition: Purchasing legitimate carriers to operate under valid authority As a result, these schemes are harder to detect because they appear legitimate throughout the shipping process. Industry Security Measures Face New Challenges While the trucking industry has improved fraud prevention at the load tender stage, criminals are adapting. Therefore, focusing only on initial verification is no longer enough. Experts recommend: Extending identity verification across the entire… [TheTopNews] Read More.4 days ago - Bacteria in your mouth may travel to the gut and trigger stomach cancer, researc...
New research is suggesting a strong association between mouth bacteria and gastric cancer.The study, published in the journal Cell Reports Medicine, examined the gut microbiome in stool and oral microbiome from saliva and the tongue.The China-based researchers with BGI Genomics analyzed 404 samples from Chinese patients with gastric cancer in one group, and chronic gastritis in another.DEATHS FROM ONE TYPE OF CANCER ARE SURGING AMONG YOUNG ADULTS WITHOUT COLLEGE DEGREESGut microbes were different in gastric cancer, the researchers found, unveiling 28 varying gut species. Most were oral bacteria, including Streptococcus — bacteria that can sometimes cause strep throat — lactobacillus and other lactic acid bacteria.Twenty oral-gut species were found in both saliva and stool and were more common in the gut of gastric cancer patients.The findings suggest the transmission of these bacteria from mouth to gut, after finding that the oral bacteria matched closely to the gut bacteria in the same person, according to genetic comparisons.The researchers suggest that saliva and stool samples could help indicate patterns that are linked to stomach cancer, although more research is required before testing is ready for clinical use.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR HEALTH NEWSLETTER"Collectively, these findings underscore the critical role of the oral-gut microbiome axis in [gastric cancer]," the researchers concluded in the study publication.Since this is a cross-sectional analysis, the results cannot prove that these bacteria cause cancer, but they do suggest a strong association.Dr. Brian Slomovitz, director of gynecologic oncology and co-chair of the Cancer Research Committee at Mount Sinai Medical Center in Miami Beach, Florida, talked about the "initiator-promoter" model of this study in an interview with Fox News Digital."[The study] demonstrates how the microbiome of one area of the body can migrate and affect the ability of cancers to develop in another part of the body," said Slomovitz, who was not involved in the new study. "The initiator in gastric cancers is usually inflammatory, such as H.pylori infection," he continued. "This inflammation leads to damaged mucosal cells where the lactic acid-producing bacteria can colonize. This helps to explain why cancers still develop even after treating H. pylori infection."The new findings could be applied to using the saliva for early cancer detection, Slomovitz suggested, which may help identify the disease even in pre-cancer states."Perhaps we will learn that by altering the microbiome, we can help better treat cancers (in combination with immunotherapy or chemotherapy) or even prevent cancer," he said. "These results… [TheTopNews] Read More.4 days ago
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