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Dec 12 2025POLITICS

Justice for All? The U. S. and Its Drug War Double Standards

The U. S. has always been vocal about its fight against drugs. It talks tough on crime and claims to be a leader in the fight against drug trafficking. But recent events have raised eyebrows and sparked some serious questions. A former president of Honduras, Juan Orlando Hernández, was recently par

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Dec 12 2025POLITICS

A President's Limited Power: The Symbolic Gesture for a Convicted Clerk

In a move that grabbed headlines but had little real impact, former President Trump declared he would pardon Tina Peters, a former Colorado county clerk. She was found guilty of meddling with voting equipment after the 2020 election. However, this pardon is mostly for show because Trump can't pardon

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Dec 12 2025HEALTH

Fixing Crooked Toes: A Look at Two Surgical Methods

Hallux valgus, or a crooked big toe, is a common foot problem. It can make walking painful and affect daily life. Doctors often suggest surgery to fix it. Two common methods are Scarf osteotomy and Scarf with Akin osteotomy. A recent study compared these two methods in a group of 148 patients. Most

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Dec 12 2025BUSINESS

American Airlines Unveils Its Newest Luxury Jet

American Airlines is about to introduce its newest and most luxurious narrowbody aircraft, the Airbus A321XLR. This jet is set to make its first commercial flight in just a week, and the airline recently gave a sneak peek of the plane at an event in New York. The A321XLR is packed with upgrades, in

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Dec 12 2025POLITICS

Russia's Worries About New Alliances in Asia

Russia is concerned about new military alliances forming in Asia. Sergei Shoigu, who used to be Russia's defense minister and is now the head of Russia's Security Council, recently visited Vietnam. He spoke to reporters about his concerns. He said that small groups similar to NATO are starting to fo

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Dec 12 2025FINANCE

Bonds: A Year of Gains, but What Lies Ahead?

The bond market has had a good year so far, with all major sectors showing gains. Intermediate-term corporate bonds have performed the best, up 9. 0% year to date, while short-term Treasuries have risen 3. 9%, slightly ahead of inflation. This growth comes despite a volatile year marked by shifting

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Dec 12 2025HEALTH

Checking Blood Sugar: How Well Do Home Devices Stack Up?

Managing diabetes is a big deal, and getting blood sugar levels right is key. People use small, handheld devices to check their sugar at home. But how good are these devices compared to the big machines in labs? A recent study put three devices to the test: two home glucometers (DSA and MedSenso) a

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Dec 12 2025HEALTH

Spotting Hidden T-Cell Tumors: A New Diagnostic Approach

Detecting T-cell tumors has always been a challenge in the medical field. However, a new technique is gaining attention. This method focuses on examining the constant region 1 of the T-cell receptor β (TRBC1) through flow cytometry. It's not just any technique; it's designed to uncover any unusual,

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Dec 12 2025HEALTH

Why Buying American Ivermectin Matters

Ivermectin, a drug with a wide range of uses, is gaining attention again. It's used for treating skin conditions, parasite infections, and even shows promise in fighting cancer. However, most of the Ivermectin sold worldwide comes from Asia, with a significant portion from China. This raises concern

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Dec 12 2025HEALTH

What People Really Think About COVID Drugs: A Twitter Tale

During the COVID-19 pandemic, people talked a lot about drugs on Twitter. Some of these drugs were approved by the FDA, while others were not. A study looked at over 600, 000 tweets to see what people thought about these drugs. The study found that Hydroxychloroquine and Ivermectin were talked abou

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