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POLITICS

Inside Marcy Correctional Facility: Violent Culture After Robert Brooks' Death

Wednesday, Jan 01

Violence at Marcy Correctional Facility escalates post Robert Brooks' death, raising concerns about inmate safety and staff misconduct.

WORLD NEWS

Significant Drop in Drug Overdose Deaths in San Francisco in 2024

Wednesday, Jan 01

San Francisco sees a notable 23% decline in drug overdose deaths in 2024, attributed to public health interventions and increased access to treatment.

WORLD NEWS

Thieves hilariously mistake passbook machine for ATM in failed bank heist

Tuesday, Dec 31

A bank robbery in Haryana turns comical as thieves mistakenly target a passbook printing machine for an ATM, leaving behind inconsequential items.

HEALTH

Oz and RFK Jr. Present Opposing Views on Weight Loss Medications

Tuesday, Dec 31

Dr. Oz and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. share conflicting opinions on the safety and effectiveness of weight loss drugs.

HEALTH

Young Man Faces Schizophrenia's Challenges While Pursuing Life

Monday, Dec 30

Kevin Lopez navigates life with schizophrenia, employing coping strategies amidst everyday challenges, including hallucinations.

POLITICS

UK Employers Face Pitfalls Without Infertility Support Policies

Monday, Dec 30

UK employers are urged to create formal infertility support policies to retain skilled employees undergoing fertility treatments.

POLITICS

Asma al-Assad Denied Entry to UK for Cancer Treatment Amid Health Crisis

Monday, Dec 30

Asma al-Assad is blocked from returning to the UK for vital cancer treatment as her health deteriorates.

POLITICS

Healthcare Struggles: Americans Face Denied Treatment and Rising Costs

Monday, Dec 30

Many Americans face denied healthcare treatments, fueling frustration and calls for reform amid rising costs and ongoing insurance battles.

WORLD NEWS

Obesity Treatment Needs Precision Over Trial and Error Amid Global Crisis

Monday, Dec 30

Obesity is a global crisis by 2035, with 1.5 billion adults affected. A shift from trial-and-error approaches to precision medicine is crucial for effective treatment.