Author: David Miller

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The New Mexico Department of Health has confirmed a tragic death from the plague in Lincoln County, marking the first human case of the deadly disease in the state since 2021 and the first fatal case since 2020. The plague, a bacterial disease typically transmitted to humans through infected flea bites and direct contact with infected animals, has reappeared in New Mexico, sparking concerns about the potential for further spread. Symptoms of the plague include fever, chills, headache, weakness, and painful swelling of lymph nodes. In light of this recent development, the NMDOH is urging residents to take precautions to…

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The FDA has recently approved Wegovy, an injectable semaglutide medication, for use as a heart disease prevention medication. This groundbreaking decision now allows Wegovy to be used to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death, heart attack, and stroke in adults with cardiovascular disease who are overweight or obese. This marks the first time a weight-loss medication has been approved for this additional indication. However, it is important to note that Wegovy should not be taken with other semaglutide or GLP-1 products. The approval of Wegovy comes after a large, randomized, double-blind trial showed significant results supporting its efficacy in preventing…

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The Old City of Jerusalem is typically buzzing with activity and excitement on the eve of Ramadan, the Muslim fasting month. However, this year is different as the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas in Gaza has cast a shadow over the normally festive atmosphere. Shop owners have shuttered their businesses, streets are eerily empty, and residents are grappling with a sense of fear and uncertainty. The attention is expected to shift to Al-Aqsa Mosque during Ramadan, a site that has been a frequent flashpoint for Israeli-Palestinian violence. Hamas is calling on Palestinians to challenge Israeli restrictions at Al-Aqsa during…

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Customers in New Zealand and Australia who were quick to pre-order the highly anticipated new MacBook Air models are in for a treat as they are now receiving their devices on Friday, March 8. The updated MacBook Air models come equipped with the powerful M3 chip, which had previously been introduced in the MacBook Pro. Despite no external changes to the design, Apple has focused on internal updates to greatly enhance performance. The M3 chip boasts up to 30 percent faster CPU performance along with significant GPU improvements. Additionally, the new MacBook Air models now support two external displays, Wi-Fi…

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Scientists in southwest England have made a groundbreaking discovery of the oldest fossilized forest ever known on Earth, dating back an astonishing 390 million years. This finding surpasses the previous record held by a forest in New York state by an impressive 4 million years. The ancient forest, believed to have existed during the Devonian Period when life was first transitioning onto land, was populated by trees known as Calamophyton. These trees, which grew up to heights of 2-4 meters, had thin, hollow trunks and played a crucial role in stabilizing riverbanks and coastlines by trapping sediment in their root…

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Apple is in the works of developing a foldable MacBook, according to prominent analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. The highly anticipated device is expected to hit the market in 2027, boasting a large 20.3-inch screen. While details about the foldable MacBook remain scarce, Kuo revealed that it is the only Apple foldable device currently on a clear development schedule. This suggests that plans for a foldable iPhone or iPad are still in the experimental stages. Rumors about Apple’s foray into foldable devices first surfaced in 2022 when Display Supply Chain Consultants (DSCC) analyst Ross Young mentioned the possibility. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman later…

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Legendary Alabama football coach Nick Saban recently discussed his retirement in a revealing profile by ESPN’s Chris Low. In the profile, Saban opened up about his decision to step down from his position at the helm of the Crimson Tide, citing various factors that influenced his choice. One of the key reasons Saban mentioned for his retirement was the behavior of his players following their loss to Michigan in the College Football Playoff semifinals. Saban expressed disappointment in the lack of grace and class shown by his team in defeat, highlighting a shift in player attitudes towards sportsmanship. The changing…

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The British government has announced a series of tax cuts for workers ahead of the upcoming general election, with a focus on providing relief in challenging economic times. Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt revealed that the National Insurance payroll tax will be cut by two percentage points, saving the average employee around 900 pounds a year. This two-percentage-point cut comes on the heels of another cut announced less than four months ago and will impact approximately 27 million employees, with the rate dropping to 8 percent. Self-employed workers will also benefit from this reduction, with changes set to take…

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Title: Bubonic Plague Case Reported in Central Oregon, Sparking Concerns but Officials Ensure Public Safety Officials in central Oregon recently reported a case of bubonic plague, a disease rarely seen in modern times. The affected resident is suspected to have contracted the illness from an infected pet cat. Thankfully, swift action by authorities has minimized the risk to the local community. The infected individual and close contacts have all received appropriate medical attention and treatment. As a result, health officials have assured the general public that the chances of a widespread outbreak are extremely low. Thankfully, this case remains an…

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SpaceX Postpones Launch of Third Commercial Crew Flight to ISS SpaceX has announced the postponement of its third commercial crew flight to the International Space Station (ISS) in order to review pre-flight data. The delay was made public just as the four-man crew was preparing for their two-week research mission aboard the ISS. The launch, originally scheduled for this week, has been rescheduled for Thursday pending final analysis. One of the main concerns being reviewed is regarding the Crew Dragon parachute “energy modulator” straps. During a recent inspection of an unpiloted Cargo Dragon, it was discovered that the straps had…

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