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Sleep program boosts college grades, meets seven-hour target
Health
— Aug 9, 2026
A set of field experiments with 1,149 college students found that nudging students to sleep seven hours on weeknights—via Fitbit monitoring, personalized reminders, and small financial incentives—not only increases sleep but also causally improves grades, with benefits carrying into the next semester, a result described as the first real-world evidence of sleep directly boosting academic performance in the Journal of Political Economy. Led by health economist Osea Giuntella, the study addresses prior correlational findings and suggests universities can boost performance with simple, low-cost sleep interventions.
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Sleep Token Take Me Back To Eden Platinum in US
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— Jul 23, 2026
Sleep Token's Take Me Back To Eden has been certified platinum in the US, marking the band's first Spinefarm Platinum and fueling their ascent to arena headliner status with over two billion streams. The album's success is paired with The Summoning going gold and continuing momentum into their next releases, including Even in Arcadia and accompanying accolades.
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Trump Mocks Biden for Spending Days Preparing for the Debate: ‘He’s Sleeping’
Reporting
— Jun 24, 2024
President Joe Biden is supposed to be spending the next few days preparing for the upcoming presidential debate. However, former President Donald Trump does not believe there will be much preparation happening. “It’s…
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Japan PM Takaichi Defends Staying at Official Residence
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— Aug 22, 2026
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi defends using the official residence next to her office as a workplace to boost efficiency, saying meetings there aren’t part of the daily schedule and she can work long hours with fewer staff burdens. Her approach has sparked criticism over work-life balance and gender-equality, with reports of sleep loss and diminished interactions with lawmakers as she deepens her residency-based routines.
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Birth Tourism Is a Loophole. It Is Time To Close It.
Rich McCormick · 5 min · 9h
