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Lula’s former human rights minister formally accused of sexual misconduct15.11.2025Brazil’s federal police formally accused President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva ’s former human rights minister Silvio Almeida of sexual misconduct after he was fired over the allegations last year, a police official said Saturday. If they do so, the Supreme Court will either throw them out or accept them, in which case Almeida would face a trial. Local media outlets reported that police had formally accused Almeida on Friday.
Syrian army says recent drone attacks targeted its bases near Iraq, most shot down30.03.2026In a statement on Syrian state media, Syria's army said most of the attacking drones were shot down, but did not say where they had come from. The Syrian army said on Monday drone attacks targeted several of its bases near the Iraqi border, a rare attack on Syrian positions since US-Israeli attacks on Iran a month ago triggered a war across the Middle East.
Research highlights potential dangers of ultra-processed foods for women under 50 regarding precancerous polyps14.11.2025Eating ultra-processed foods could lead to an increased risk of being diagnosed with precancerous colorectal growths for women under 50, according to new research.
Virtual National Science Foundation internships aren’t just a pandemic stopgap – they can open up opportunities for more STEM students06.01.2026Students who participated in the virtual Research Experience for Undergraduates at Purdue reported stronger gains in research skills than in-person summer interns.
Compassion and Association: Building Significant Connections01.01.1Presentation:\nIn an undeniably associated at this point frequently shallow world, the capacity to fabricate and keep up with significant connections is a higher priority than at any other time. Vital to this attempt is sympathy, the
AstraZeneca to invest $2 billion as part of US manufacturing push21.11.2025() -AstraZeneca said on Friday it will invest $2 billion to expand its manufacturing footprint in Maryland as part of its previously announced $50 billion plan to expand manufacturing and research capabilities in the U. Global pharmaceutical companies have been ramping up investments in the United States to expand production capacity, following President Donald Trump's call for the industry to make more medicines domestically instead of importing active ingredients or finished products.
French lawmakers narrowly approve health care budget, suspending Macron's flagship pension reform09.12.2025France’s lower house of parliament narrowly approved on Tuesday a key health care budget bill, offering the minority government some relief from political turmoil at the cost of suspending President Emmanuel Macron's flagship pension reform. With no majority at the National Assembly, centrist Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu offered to put the reform on hold as a concession to the Socialists, who voted for the bill. The move aims to prevent his fragile minority government from being toppled.
Experience Is standing by: History's Most noteworthy Travelers30.06.2023Notwithstanding the steadily developing innovation and headways of today, the human soul of investigation stays an immortal trademark. From old times
The 15 Most Motivating TED Discusses All Time05.07.2023Presentation: TED Talks have turned into a worldwide stage for sharing thoughts and motivating change. Throughout the long term, various speakers have
What happened in 'Wicked' part 1 and will there be a 3rd movie? Recap and what Ariana Grande, Jon M. Chu have said about a sequel.18.11.2025Here's what to know about "Wicked" ahead of "Wicked: For Good" — as well as whether there will be a third movie.
Why home maintenance deserves a spot in the annual health and budget plans04.01.2026Many people start the new year thinking about ways to improve their health, be more organized and manage their finances. Early and routine home maintenance goes beyond fixing visible damage. Planning ahead for regular upkeep and for unexpected emergencies can reduce the risk of costly repairs later and help spread expenses more evenly throughout the year.
Twelve injured near Beit Shemesh, reports of shrapnel impact in Eilat as Iran targets Israel28.03.2026Israeli emergency services reported that several homes and a synagogue were damaged as a result of the fall in the Beit Shemesh area. At least 12 people were injured near Beit Shemesh following a launch from Iran towards central Israel on Saturday afternoon.
Insight: Pills, TikTok, weight-loss apps and the consumer-driven future of GLP-1s29.12.2025LONDON, Dec 29 (Reuters) - Ask executives in the healthcare industry about the future market for weight-loss drugs and the analogies are telling: monthly GLP-1 medicine subscriptions like a streaming video membership; dose decisions managed on a smartphone app; access made as easy as buying a pair of Nikes. This is their vision of the consumerization of weight-loss as drugmakers Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly prepare to launch pill versions alongside their blockbuster injectable treatments and incr
10 Demonstrated Tips to Expand Your New Android Cell phone: A Thorough Aide30.06.2023Congrats on your new Android telephone! Securing another gadget is an intriguing encounter, and to guarantee a smooth and
Nigeria police charge Joshua driver with dangerous driving over fatal crash02.01.2026Crash kills two men and injures British boxer Anthony Joshua in Nigeria.
German Easter peace marches draw tens of thousands06.04.2026Tens of thousands participated in the traditional peace marches held throughout Germany over the Easter weekend, organizers reported on Monday. Events had been held in more than 100 locations, the Bonn-based Peace Cooperative said.
Audits of 6 American Busssiness Class Flights05.06.2024Flying in business class on American carriers offers a momentous mix of solace, administration, and extravagance. From open seats to
She loves to give experiences. He goes for sentimental gifts. They ask an expert: What is the perfect holiday present?08.12.2025Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes are proud of their gift-giving skills. But it turns out that there's a literal science to what makes a good present. So they asked a researcher who studies gifting how their methods measure up.
Twins were the norm for our ancient primate ancestors − one baby at a time had evolutionary advantages13.12.2025Twins are pretty rare, accounting for just 3% of births in the US these days. But new research shows that for primates 60 million years ago, giving birth to twins was the norm.
January full moon wows skywatchers with a striking 'Wolf Supermoon' (photos)05.01.2026January's full moon is often known as the 'Wolf Moon'.



























