Category: News
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Families of Patients Who Died Sue Hospital After Fentanyl Was Swapped With Water
A tragedy that unfolded in Medford , Oregon hospital, has taken center stage as families of deceased and infected patients sue Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center for negligence. The lawsuit alleges a chilling sequence of events where intravenous (IV) drips, meant to deliver fentanyl, were instead filled with tap water. This swap resulted in bacterial…
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How Biden Made a Mess of Ukraine: Can Trump Change Things?
Joe Biden filled his administration with an array of accomplished individuals—Rhodes scholars, Ivy League graduates, and experts with extensive global experience. His national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, has even been described by Biden as a “once-in-a-generation intellect.” As someone immersed in foreign policy for half a century, Biden seemed well-equipped to navigate global crises. Yet,…
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Organic eggs sold under Costco Kirkland label recalled for salmonella risk
More than 10,000 cartons of organic, pasture-raised eggs sold under Costco’s Kirkland Signature label are being recalled due to concerns about salmonella contamination. The eggs, produced by Handsome Brook Farms, were distributed to 25 Costco locations in Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee. Details of the Recall The recall affects 24-pack cartons of…
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Australia bans social media access for children under 16, may provide benchmark for other countries
Australia’s Parliament has taken a groundbreaking step, voting to ban social media use by children under 16. The Social Media Minimum Age Bill is being described as “the most sweeping legislation yet passed by a democracy to restrict access to social media,” a realm increasingly under governmental scrutiny worldwide. The Australian Senate passed the bill late Thursday,…
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Black Friday Sales: Watch Out for This Sneaky Trick During
In Black Friday Retailers like Amazon, and others increasingly, have been using a small but significant tactic that could cost shoppers hundreds of dollars during Black Friday and other sales events. A subtle checkbox labeled “Coupon” in the US or “Voucher” in the UK is quietly placed on product listings, offering additional discounts that many…
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When your daughter has been hearing “Monsters” in the wall, Turns Out it Was 50000 Bees
In a story that sounds straight out of a nightmare, a North Carolina family discovered a massive honeybee hive hidden inside the walls of their three-year-old daughter’s bedroom. For months, little Saylor had been complaining about “monsters” in her room. Like many parents, Ashley Class and her husband thought it was just a figment of…
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René Magritte’s “L’empire des lumières” Sets Record as Most Expensive Surrealist Work
The world of Surrealism witnessed a historic moment as René Magritte’s “L’empire des lumières” (1954) sold for an astonishing $121.16 million at Christie’s on November 19. This exceptional sale not only eclipsed its pre-auction estimate of $95 million but also crowned the painting as the most expensive Surrealist work ever sold at auction. The bidding,…
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Man Who Reported His Dad Missing Was Coerced into Confessing to Murder — Yet Father Found Alive at Girlfriend’s House
The city of Fontana, California, has agreed to pay $900,000 to this man Thomas Perez Jr., who was subjected to what his attorney described as “psychological torture” by police detectives. In 2018, Perez reported his 71-year-old father missing after a family argument, only to be accused of murdering him. Police coerced a confession from Perez…
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Pennsylvania Couple Arrives in Las Vegas Unaware of F1 Chaos
A Pittsburgh couple found themselves unexpectedly immersed in Formula One mania during their first trip to Las Vegas, unaware that their visit coincided with the Las Vegas Grand Prix. “I had no idea what F1 was,” said Nikki Wheeler while riding the tram between Bellagio and Park MGM on Saturday night. “I was like, ‘What’s…
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Why Mental Health Campaigns Might Be Worsening Problems for Kids
Mental health awareness campaigns are everywhere—from schools to social media. But could these well-intentioned initiatives actually be making things worse for children? Some experts think so. While many parents welcome activities such as mental health lessons, awareness weeks, and seminars, new research suggests these efforts might be inadvertently fueling the mental health crisis among kids.…
