Author: Samuel Alejandro

Dr. Michael Twyman, a board-certified cardiologist, is advocating for a shift in circulatory science, moving beyond traditional cardiology’s focus on large vessels to emphasize foundational biology, microcirculation, and the endothelial glycocalyx. His work at Calroy Health Sciences highlights the importance of these upstream systems for daily vascular function and overall wellness, promoting a preventive approach to health.

Cloudflare Queues now offers new APIs for pausing message delivery and purging messages. These features help manage queues during consumer downtime, clear invalid messages, or clean up stale backlogs, available via Wrangler, REST API, or the dashboard.

The art department’s notable projects in 2025 covered a range of topics, including the DOGE phenomenon, narratives of the Vietnam War, online privacy challenges for trans individuals, and surveillance networks targeting Iranian military dissidents. Other creative endeavors involved constructing a kaleidoscope to highlight products from gift guides, dispatching an illustrator to capture live courtroom scenes of Luigi Mangione supporters, and delving into the complexities of News Daddy to illustrate how college students consume news.

The Boulies OP180 is a comfortable mid-back office chair designed for professional environments. It offers extensive adjustability, allowing users to easily find a suitable fit. The breathable backrest and well-cushioned foam seat are ideal for prolonged use. While it features an S-shaped backrest with high tension rather than dedicated lumbar support, and armrests that can slide, it provides consistent comfort and support throughout the day at a competitive price. This chair is designed for workspaces, fitting well into both traditional offices and home office setups with its compact design. The classic mesh backrest provides breathability, and the plush foam seat offers a comfortable and supportive balance, suitable for extended workdays.

The React2Shell vulnerability (CVE-2025-55182), affecting React Server Components and frameworks like Next.js, is being widely exploited by various threat actors. CISA has issued an emergency directive for federal agencies to patch the critical flaw, which allows unauthenticated attackers to execute arbitrary code. The exploitation has targeted a broad range of systems, including critical infrastructure, with over 137,000 internet-exposed IP addresses identified as vulnerable.