The weight loss drug Wegovy lowered heart attack risk in a large trial

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science news By Meghan Rosen PHILADELPHIA ­— At the recent American Heart Association meeting, a cavernous room full of doctors erupted into applause. Cleveland Clinic cardiologist A. Michael Lincoff →

Czech Republic freezes Russian-owned property

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​brussels times​​​ The Czech government on Wednesday froze all Russian-owned real estate within its territory and placed the company that manages Russian assets abroad on its sanctions list. “The →

Era of Bad Feelings

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​american conservative​​​ by Jude Russo The numbers in the paper are unexpectedly good. Tuesday’s inflation report showed that prices have moderated, growing at 3.2 percent (core inflation at 2.8 →

Systemic voting fraud in America?

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​american thinker​​​ By Amil Imani The issue of voter fraud and election integrity dominated much of Trump's presidency, and by its end in 2020, many of his supporters raised concerns about the →

America in October of 2024

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​american thinker​​​ By Steve Mc Cann The 2024 presidential election is a year away. The political landscape of America in October of 2024 will be far different than it is today. The current polling, →

What Russia’s Embrace of North Korea Means for America

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foreign affairs By Jamie Kwong and Ankit Panda North Korean leader Kim Jong Un ventured abroad in September to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin, ending a period of self-imposed diplomatic →

Israel-Hamas war live: Biden tells Israel ‘big mistake’ to occupy Gaza

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​al jazeera​​​ By Ted Regencia and Lyndal Rowlands Biden says “not realistic” to expect Israel to stop Gaza war, reiterates claim of Hamas base at al-Shifa hospital but offers no proof. With the →

What Is the Meaning Behind the U.S.-China Summit?

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national interest by Garrett Ehinger Despite meeting at the APEC summit this week, Biden or Xi are not moving toward a detente. The pressures and incentives behind current tensions remain present and →

Why Huntington’s disease may take so long to develop

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​science news​​​ By Tina Hesman Saey WASHINGTON — Scientists have uncovered a clue about why it takes so long for Huntington’s disease to develop. And they may have a lead on how to stop the fatal →

'A great improvement': EU to introduce online Schengen visa applications

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​brussels times​​​ Applicants for visas for countries in the Schengen Area will be able to apply online via a single European platform, under new rules adopted by the European Council on Monday. In →

Cyprus vows to investigate alleged violations of sanctions against Russia

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​brussels times​​​ Cyprus vowed on Tuesday to investigate alleged violations of sanctions against Moscow, exposed by an international consortium of journalists who suggest the island is a hub for →

The Coming War in the Caucasus

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​american conservative​​​ By James W. Carden YEREVAN—Atop a high hill, just west of Yerevan’s old city, stands a stark, deeply affecting monument marking the Ottoman Empire’s 1915 genocide of 1.5 →

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