Dozens of House Democrats have signed a letter to President Biden asking him to change a long-standing policy that gives the president sole authority to launch nuclear weapons.
The friendly government installed by Sparta in Athens after winning the Peloponnesian War in 404 BC holds a valuable lesson for Americans regarding our political class and its friendly stance toward China.
2020 is in the history books, and while we’re not sorry to see it go, we’ve learned some valuable lessons. We discuss the global crisis response and the reports of spreading Ebola outbreaks in western and Central Africa.
Four are confirmed dead in a new outbreak of Ebola in the West African nation of Guinea, the first Ebola deaths there since the pandemic of 2013-2016 that killed more than 11,000.
TIME Magazine credits unsung heroes for saving the 2020 election, which many of us see as an unintended admission that yes, Virginia, there was a conspiracy to reach a pre-ordained result.
A team at Nankai University “found a section of mutated genes that did not exist in SARS, but were similar to those found in HIV and Ebola.” Rresearchers say “its ability to bind with human cells could be up to 1,000 times as strong as the SARS virus.”
A biotech company’s experiment with editing the DNA of disease-carrying mosquitoes in Brazil has not only failed, it may have created a stronger breed of supermosquitoes.
The CDC reports that 900 cases of mumps have been reported over the past year at immigrant detention centers in the US. What’s surprising is that several dozen workers have gotten sick, raising questions about the MMR vaccine.
Sharon shares the basic principles behind her dramatic weight loss and how she keeps it off. It’s simple and easy to maintain once you retrain your body’s cravings.
