Aspartame, a sweetener introduced in 1981 to replace sucrose, was shown to increase anxiety in a recent study on mice—and the effect could be seen in two generations of the animals’ offspring.
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UNIONIZATION, TOP TREND 2022: STRIKES CONTINUE TO EXPAND IN UK AS INCOMES CAN’T KEEP UP WITH INFLATION
Workers at the luxury car company Rolls-Royce secured a significant pay increase after threatening to go on strike over stagnant salaries after the company had a banner year in sales.
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PROTESTS BREAK OUT IN ISRAEL OVER NETANYAHU’S NEW COALITION GOVERNMENT
Protestors took to the streets in Tel Aviv on Saturday to voice their concerns about the country’s new coalition being formed by Benjamin Netanyahu that they say will crush individual liberties like gay rights and create new animosity with Palestinians.
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NEW WORLD DISORDER TOP TREND: SOARING COST OF LIVING PUTS MILLIONS ON THE BRINK, PROTESTS BREAK OUT
Protests broke out across Europe and Asia last week over soaring inflation and wages that are not keeping up with the cost of goods, leading to a “New World Disorder” that will result in widespread civil unrest that will likely only get worse.
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PROTESTS CONTINUE TO RAGE IN PERU, DEATH TOLL RISES
Violent clashes continue to break out across Peru after the arrest and ouster of the country’s president as the protest death toll hit 20 last weekend.
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JAPAN DOUBLES UP MILITARY SPENDING, ENDS PACIFIST DEFENSE STRATEGY
Japan released its national security strategy last week to present a more aggressive stance over what it sees as a direct threat from China.
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RAMPING UP WAR, U.S. PUTTING TROOPS ON ESTONIA’S BORDER WITH RUSSIA
U.S. infantry arrived at a military base in Estonia last week in Washington’s renewed effort to train allied troops and secure Europe’s eastern flank amid the Ukraine War.
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WASHINGTON RAMPS UP WAR TENSIONS WITH CHINA: $10 BILLION IN U.S. MILITARY AID TO TAIWAN
With inflation rising in the U.S. to 7.1 percent for the year, the stock market in decline, interest rates rising, fears of recession growing, and 63 percent of Americans living paycheck-to-paycheck, the U.S. Congress passed a military spending bill that would provide Taiwan with a historic amount of funding for weapons in an effort to repel a Chinese invasion.
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KYIV BLACKOUT, UKRAINE LOSING WAR
Russian forces employed drones in an attack on Kyiv on Monday that—once again—targeted Ukrainian infrastructure and its power grid.
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U.S. TO OTHER WESTERN COUNTRIES: KEEP THE UKRAINE WAR GOING
Washington warned its European counterparts that the Ukraine War will inflict more pain on the country and they will need to do more to help defeat the Russians.