A newly released study found that people who are obese have a 70 percent increased risk of hospitalization and death from common infections caused by viruses, fungi, parasites, and bacteria – which can usually be treated relatively easily in healthy individuals.
U.S. equity markets posted their worst week since last November, despite an encouraging inflation report and an economy that grew more jobs than many had expected.
PUBLISHER’S NOTE: As we had forecast last year at this time, prepare for a Dot-com Bust 2.0. See: ● “DOT.COM BUST 2.0? CHINA’S DEEPSEEK MAKES CLAIMS THAT COULD REVOLUTIONIZE AI MARKET…AND CRASH U.S. STOCK MARKET.” (28 Jan 2025) ● “MICROSOFT CEO PRAISES DEEPSEEK, WILL OFFER THE R1 TO ITS CUSTOMERS” (4 Feb 2025) ● “SPECIAL REPORT: CHINA’S TECH SURGE” (18 Feb 2025) ● “U.S. DOMINANCE OF EQUITY......
Israel took another step toward annexing the West Bank on Sunday when its government approved a proposal that will register parts of the West Bank as “state property,” which Bezalel Smotrich, the settler finance minister, said is the continuation of “the settlement revolution to control all our lands.”
The Trump administration has been handed stinging rebukes from federal courts in the U.S. since October, which ruled that over 4,400 immigrants have been unlawfully detained during the government’s crackdown on illegal immigration, Reuters reported.
A newly released study found that pre-teens who showed “addiction-like” behavior with their screens had a higher risk of various mental health issues, ranging from suicidal thoughts, drug abuse, and depression.
In our discussion on Monday, Nima and I examine the problematic situation in which Netanyahu has placed US President Donald Trump.
The U.S. announced last week that it carried out its 31st airstrike on Somalia’s Puntland region to target ISIS fighters in the region, as the Horn of Africa emerges as a region drawing new interest from global powers.
President Donald Trump said Friday that the best outcome for Iran would be regime change, but demurred when asked about who he believed should run the country.
President Donald Trump’s approach to foreign policy has countries increasingly seeing the U.S. as a security risk, according to a newly released Munich Security Index.