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Scientists repurpose a 1990s drug for a cutting-edge hair loss cure

Discover the resurgence of minoxidil, a 1990s drug, now repurposed for hair loss treatment in pill form. The low-dose oral version is gaining attention as studies suggest it may be more effective than the topical solution. Dermatologists and telehealth companies are driving this renewed interest, offering easy access to prescriptions. Explore the drug’s history, its mechanism, and the ongoing debate over its best use in hair restoration, along with insights from medical professionals.

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FAA pauses flights from Houston, Dallas to Austin’s airport

The FAA has temporarily paused incoming flights to Austin from Houston and Dallas, impacting numerous travelers. Austin-Bergstrom International Airport advises passengers to remain informed about potential delays and maintain communication with airlines. This temporary suspension affects flights from major Texan cities, influencing business and travel plans. The airport, along with FAA and airline partners, works diligently to minimize disruptions and ensure passenger safety. Stay updated with official channels for the latest information and travel advisories.

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Bike lane barriers on Heights Boulevard removed amid safety concerns

Houston Public Works has decided to remove the physical protectors along the bike lane on Heights Boulevard, citing safety concerns. Despite a study by the Federal Highway Administration indicating that such protectors can decrease bicycle-vehicle crashes by up to 53%, the removal is progressing. The decision aims to address unspecified safety issues associated with the protectors. The move has raised questions about balancing cyclist protection and overall roadway safety.

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Musk dangles cash offer before voters in state supreme court race

Elon Musk has sparked controversy by offering cash to Wisconsin voters who sign a petition against “activist judges” ahead of a critical Supreme Court election. This move has prompted debate on the ethical implications of financial incentives in politics. Some see it as a way to engage voters, while others worry about the impact on electoral integrity. With Wisconsin’s judicial future at stake, the election’s outcome could have lasting ramifications.

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Trump fuels debate over Musk’s China ties in secret war plan dispute

President Trump addresses concerns about Elon Musk’s potential conflicts of interest with China, stating Musk will not access U.S. military plans. The discussion arises from Musk’s expanding business operations in China, spotlighting the intersection of his roles in business and national security. Amidst this scrutiny, Trump seeks to reassure the public about the safeguarding of classified information, as Musk’s global ventures remain under observation in the evolving U.S.-China relations.

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Austin airport flights back on track after temporary ground stop

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) implemented a temporary ground stop at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, affecting flights entering from the Houston air space. The measure led to delays and operational challenges but was lifted within hours. The FAA cited safety concerns and operational complexities as reasons for the halt, impacting both incoming and outgoing flights. The situation highlights the complexities of air traffic management and the FAA’s role in maintaining flight safety.

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