The Trump administration is tightening migration rules. Canadians planning to stay in the US for more than 30 days will be required to register with US authorities and have their fingerprints taken. This new requirement is a stricter enforcement of an existing law. The law states that all foreign na
Scientists have been puzzling over a unique type of immune cell called CD20+ T-cells. These cells were first spotted in the bloodstream and later found hiding in the bone marrow of people with certain blood cancers and immune disorders. CD20+ T-cells are particularly interesting because they sh
Diabetes, once a rare condition, is now a major health concern in Nigeria. The country now has the highest number of people with diabetes in sub-Saharan Africa. This is due to changes in lifestyle. People are eating more processed foods and moving less. The healthcare system in Nigeria is struggling
Chengdu, China, has a problem. Primary care physicians (PCPs) are facing workplace violence (WPV) at an alarming rate. This violence comes in many forms, from verbal abuse to physical assault. What's causing this? And what can be done to stop it? First, let's talk about the numbers. A rece
The market is in a rough patch, but there are stocks that can help you weather the storm. Two companies stand out as potential havens in this uncertain time. First up, let's talk about Waste Management. This company is known for handling trash and recycling. It's a steady performer, with a low b
Wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) face a constant battle against contaminants of emerging concern (CECs). These are chemicals that we use every day in things like medicine, cosmetics, and household products. They end up in our wastewater. They can be tricky to spot, especially the highly polar a
Canada and the United States have been in a heated exchange over metal tariffs. This is not the first time the two countries have had a disagreement over trade. The latest round of tensions started when Trump announced a 50% tariff on Canadian steel and aluminum. This was a big deal because it was
The United States is set to impose hefty tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. This move, led by the president, aims to protect domestic metal producers. The tariffs, set at 25% for steel and aluminum, could significantly impact American companies that rely on these metals. Automakers, construction
Louisiana's plan to use nitrogen gas for an execution has been put on hold. A federal judge has stepped in, halting the state's first attempt to use this method. The execution, scheduled for next week, would have been the first in Louisiana in 15 years. The state's Attorney General has announced an
In a surprising turn of events, Ontario's Premier Doug Ford decided to pause a planned 25% surcharge on electricity exports to the U. S. This move came after a conversation with U. S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick. The two leaders agreed to step back and let cooler heads prevail in the escalatin
