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Sitting a lot can increase dementia risk, but activities that engage the brain may help offset that risk, unlike passive activities like watching TV that increase risk. A recent study found each daily ...

Researchers in Sweden, Australia and Brazil found that passive sitting — like zoning out in front of the television — could be a major risk factor for dementia, while active sitting might actually ...

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US paper currency will soon feature President Donald Trump’s signature going forward, the US Treasury Department announced Thursday, the latest of the president’s efforts to leave his mark across the ...

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President Donald Trump is adding his name to U.S. dollar bills, the first time a sitting president’s signature will go on paper currency, the Treasury Department announced Thursday. Subscribe to read ...

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President Trump became the first sitting president to attend oral arguments at the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday, when he showed up to watch proceedings in a case challenging one of his executive ...

Sitting for hours on a regular basis can be bad for your body and brain. A new study suggests that keeping your brain engaged helps counteract some of the harms of sedentary behavior. Subscribe to ...

President Trump’s presence in the court, a presidential first, put him face to face with justices whom he has tried to bully and intimidate. By Ann E. Marimow Zolan Kanno-Youngs and Miriam Jordan Ann ...