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As GLP-1 medications continue reshaping the treatment of obesity and diabetes, researchers are also investigating whether the drugs could influence cancer risk and outcomes. The American Association for Cancer Research’s 2026 Cancer Progress Report, released earlier this month, noted that obesity is a major risk factor for many cancers. As glucagon-like peptide-1 medications – including semaglutides like Ozempic and Wegovy, and tirzepatides like Mounjaro and Zepbound – are known to cause substantial weight loss and improve metabolic health, they have attracted significant interest among cancer researchers. While the AACR report cited studies suggesting GLP-1 medications may reduce the risk of…

He puts the a– in “assistant.” Online hornballs have been lusting over Meta’s new Muse assistant after the tech firm’s AI wizards gave it a NSFW makeover. Dubbed Jolly, the avatar is the default mascot for Meta’s new Muse AI assistant, which carries out tasks on the user’s behalf from sending emails to booking travel. The idea was to put an adorable face to the dystopian-sounding tech, distinguishing it from the more impersonal-seeming counterparts at Anthropic and other AI firms. By using the newly-released Muse Charm, users can carry the roly-poly secretary — which evokes a cross between a Labubu…

Brooke Baldwin says she cried privately after Megyn Kelly “slut-shamed” her by falsely claiming she had slept with four men — and alleges the fallout ultimately cost her “tens of thousands of dollars.” The former CNN anchor, 47, revealed the emotional and financial toll of their summer feud in her latest Substack newsletter, writing that what particularly stung was seeing another woman publicly spread a false account of her sex life. “While I was in it — that horrible weekend this summer and the days after — my tears in private weren’t really about me,” Baldwin wrote. “They were about…

Gov. Gavin Newsom is getting hammered by abortion rights supporters in California after a controversial veto. The Democratic governor on Sunday vetoed AB 2164, the Care Without Fear Act, which would have restricted future governors from granting extradition requests from other states targeting people for legally protected abortion and gender care.  Cheyenne Hunt, a social media influencer who helped publicize sexual assault allegations against disgraced ex-congressman Eric Swalwell, ripped into Newsom in an Instagram post Wednesday — calling Newsom’s veto a massive “red flag.” “I would like Gavin Newsom to publicly explain why he just vetoed a bill that would…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Chinese President Xi Jinping’s invitation for 100,000 young Americans to visit China over the next five years is raising concerns among critics who warn Beijing could use the exchange program to spread propaganda and influence a new generation of Americans.Xi made the announcement Thursday during a White House arrival ceremony, as he visited Washington this week for talks with President Donald Trump on artificial intelligence, intellectual property, trade practices and rare-earth minerals.Xi said China will invite 100,000 young Americans over the next five years for exchanges and study, building on existing programs…

Toxicology reports expedited in Ole Miss student deaths Fox News correspondent Madison Scarpino reports on the deaths of University of Mississippi students Aiden Hamilton and Robert Strang in Oxford, Mississippi. Scarpino details authorities’ efforts to expedite toxicology reports as investigators examine the circumstances surrounding the deaths on ‘The Will Cain Show.’ NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! OXFORD, Miss. — Toxicology reports in the suspicious deaths of two University of Mississippi students are expected to be completed as early as next week, according to the state’s commissioner of public safety, and Oxford police have separately announced arrests in…

Kroger shoppers should double-check their checks. A consumer advocacy group — the Center for Responsible Food Business (CRFB) — found that one-third of the 101 Ohio Kroger stores had been overcharging shoppers at checkout. Government inspectors documented 644 incorrect prices in 389 inspections of Kroger stores across nine Ohio territories from 2022 through mid-2026. “People go to Kroger to feed their families, not to get ripped off at the register. Customers are telling us they have to photograph price tags, challenge their receipts, and fight for refunds,” said Taylor Warren, president of CRFB. “When people need that kind of protection…

Nick Cannon is setting the record straight on one rumor surrounding his kids’ six moms. “Sometimes I say things, and they come off the wrong way. But I’ll state it like this,” Cannon, 45, exclusively shared in his Us cover story ahead of his upcoming Wild ‘N Out Tour. “I don’t have favorites, but if I had to say the person who probably understands me the most would be Bre [Tiesi]. There’s a safe haven there. We call each other twin flames, because she accepts all of my s***, and I accept everything that she is.” Tiesi, 35 — who…

Gambling content 21+. The New York Post may receive an affiliate commission if you sign up through our links. Read our editorial standards for more information. We’re about to witness the deepest playoff field in WNBA history. A reasonable case could be made for all eight teams reaching the Finals if things fall into place for their group. Anything can happen in a best-of-three first-round series, and the gap between the top seed and the lowest seed is relatively small compared to previous seasons. What’s even more fascinating is the perception of some teams entering the season versus their perception heading into…

Last week, nearly 6,000 superfans packed Radio City Music Hall — but not to see their favorite pop star. Instead, wellness obsessives were there to worship at the altar of their hunkiest high priest — tattooed skateboarder, rock-music obsessive, Stanford neuroscientist Andrew Huberman. They stood in the aisle of the esteemed venue, posing and taking photos with his long-anticipated book, “Protocols: An Operating Manual for the Human Body,” as a photo carousel splayed across the screens. And when he finally took to the stage, the audience hung on his every word. Even though many of those words — personal anecdotes…