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11 min read Health

Measles was once the poster child for vaccine success. By 2000, the United States had eliminated local transmission, and Canada earned the same recognition soon after. For years, both countries enjoyed a measles status that signaled strong vaccination programs, robust surveillance, and confidence in public health. That sense of security shaped how many families thought...

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Leading artificial intelligence systems are starting to show troubling tendencies that mirror unethical behaviors of humans. A new wave of research from Anthropic shows that top AI models will opt for deception, threats and even engage in blackmail to achieve their goals or protect their existence. Researchers have discovered in tightly controlled experiments that these...

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Sixteen-year-old Harley Andrews was the kind of teenager adults hope their children become. He played football, loved rugby, and spent evenings with friends planning their futures. He had only just started college and seemed strong and healthy from the outside. When he began to complain about pain and feeling unwell, the first instinct of adults...

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When we imagine the typical profile, we usually assume they are deceptive, cold, brutal and stereotypically a man. So it comes as no surprise that Aileen Wuornos’ case sparked significant media interest when she was first arrested in January 1991. Aileen Wuornos was apprehended as the prime suspect in a series of murders in Florida....

14 min read Food & Drink

Avocados are often called a superfood, and with good reason. Unlike many fruits that are high in sugar, avocados stand out for their creamy texture, mild flavor, and remarkable nutritional profile. They are loaded with healthy fats, fiber, vitamins, and minerals that benefit nearly every system in the body. From supporting heart and brain health...

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In early November 2025, the Trump administration released new directives that change how health concerns affect U.S. visa decisions. These updates tell officers to weigh chronic illnesses, financial stability, and long term care projections more closely. Early reporting shows that Trump’s visa guidelines now mention obesity in these screenings. This shift blends immigration policy with...