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Oral nicotine is being reconsidered as a possible antiviral tool—despite its association with tobacco—because it can modulate immunity, suppress viral replication and reduce inflammation in viral disease. In immune
California enacts first-of-its-kind law to phase out ultra-processed foods from school meals California Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB?1264, the nation’s first law to phase out certain ultra-processed foods
Ceasefire breakthrough: Trump’s secret talks halt Gaza war, yet Israel’s prisoner snub sparks backlash U.S.-brokered ceasefire ratified by Israel’s cabinet ends two years of conflict, mandating a 24-hour
President Trump has declared Antifa a “foreign terrorist organization,” equating it with groups like ISIS and Al Qaeda. This designation allows for legal and financial sanctions, though legal experts
Israel intercepts new Gaza?bound flotilla, detains activists in second seaborne confrontation On Oct. 8, Israeli forces intercepted a nine-boat flotilla carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza, organized by the
Hamas appeared to soften its stance by offering to release hostages in exchange for a fighting pause, but Israel insists any deal must include Hamas’s complete disarmament. Negotiations
Ukraine’s last stand or NATO’s first strike? Surge in U.S. arms, polish defiance and Kremlin warnings push Europe to the edge Polish PM Donald Tusk has reframed the
A single day of Israeli bombardment reportedly killed at least 72 Palestinians—including 42 in Gaza City—raising the cumulative death toll in Gaza to over 66,000, with 168,000 wounded since
U.S. government hits third day of shutdown as Trump stakes bold claim to cut waste The Senate failed for a third straight day to pass a stopgap funding
YouTube tightens access: Users are now required to prove their age after AI flags them as under 18 YouTube is expanding the use of an AI?based age estimation