Law school did not teach Constance how to march, identify radio call signs or lie belly down on warm concrete, pointing her rifle at an imaginary enemy. Instead, the Sorbonne University student got her military primer from a Paris-area…
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Why irregular sleep puts heart failure patients in danger
People recovering from heart failure should consider improving the regularity of their sleep, a study led by Oregon Health & Science University suggests.
The research team found that even moderately irregular sleep doubles the risk of having another clinical event within six months, according to…
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Zelensky vows to continue fighting as Ukraine marks independence day
The Canadian Press via APCanada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney joins Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and his wife, Olena Zelenska, as they lay wreaths at the memorial wall in Kyiv President Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukraine would continue to fight for its freedom “while its calls for peace are…
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Lagarde says Europe’s economy would be even worse without the immigrants who moved in after the pandemic
A jump in the share of foreign-born workers after the pandemic helped Europe bring inflation down without sharply slower growth, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said Saturday.
A key factor “has been the rise in both the…
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Hundreds Languish in Pakistan’s Prisons on Blasphemy Charges – The New York Times
- Hundreds Languish in Pakistan’s Prisons on Blasphemy Charges The New York Times
- Study Shows Pakistani Christians Endure Persecution in Prison International Christian Concern
- ASIA/PAKISTAN – Discrimination and abuse in prisons: a report by the…
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three villages freed in Donetsk region
The Armed Forces of Ukraine carried out a successful counterattack in Donetsk region and liberated the villages of Mykhailivka, Zelenyi Hai, and Volodymyrivka from Russian forces.
This was reported on Facebook by the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of…
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Moscow and Beijing would have cheered EU-US trade war, von der Leyen says – POLITICO
The pact caps most U.S. tariffs on EU goods at 15 percent, including on cars and pharmaceuticals, and carves out exemptions for generics and aircraft parts.
Critics, including former World Trade Organization boss Pascal Lamy, have warned the accord risks undermining Europe’s credibility…
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Israeli airstrikes hit Yemen’s capital targeting Iran-backed Houthis
CAIRO (AP) — Israeli airstrikes hit Yemen’s capital on Sunday, just days after the Houthi rebels fired a missile toward Israel that its military described as the first cluster bomb the rebels had fired…
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How the just right amount of caffeine unlocks lifelong benefits for your body and mind
Caffeine has been getting a bad rap recently. Whether it’s highly caffeinated energy drinks making it difficult for kids to concentrate in class, or too many teas and coffees during the day leaving us unable to sleep at night, caffeine, in many people’s eyes, is a cause for alarm.
As such,…
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A Famine Has Been Declared In Gaza. Here’s How It Can Affect The Health Of Its Citizens
TOPSHOT – Palestinian women and children hold out their empty pots in front of a charity kitchen in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip on August 21, 2025. Rights group Amnesty International earlier this week accused Israel of enacting a “deliberate policy” of starvation in Gaza. Israel…
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