Five years have passed since the world was plunged into a global pandemic, yet discussions around a humble drug called ivermectin continue to stir controversy and captivate the minds of many. Meet Joe Grinsteiner, a charismatic online persona known for his fervent advocacy of ivermectin. In a recent video posted on Facebook, he nonchalantly squeezes
An earthquake in Myanmar sent shockwaves that reverberated through the towering skyscrapers of Bangkok, Thailand. The seismic event, originating more than 600 miles away, triggered a cascade of events that unfolded across borders and boundaries. As the ground trembled in Myanmar, its effects were felt far beyond its borders. Buildings swayed, structures crumbled, and lives
President Trump’s administration has been making significant moves that are causing a stir among economists, researchers, and scientists across the nation. While tariffs and federal workforce reductions have their consequences, it is the cuts to scientific research funding that are ringing alarm bells throughout the academic and scientific communities. Threat to Economic Growth Since World
Federal layoffs have been making headlines recently, especially within the Department of Health and Human Services. The agency, led by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has been at the center of controversy due to proposed job cuts that could potentially affect thousands of employees. Kennedy’s decision to downsize the department triggered a wave of
— “We’re going to rectify all issues that we encountered. We’re going to fix them. We’re going to make it work. Boeing’s completely committed. NASA is completely committed. And with that, I’d get on in a heartbeat.” In the realm of space exploration, where venturing beyond Earth’s atmosphere requires unwavering precision and absolute trust in
In the heart of a lush Panamanian rainforest, there lies a tree that defies the odds. It’s not just any tree; it is Dipteryx oleifera, an arboreal lightning rod that has captured the attention of scientists like Dr. Evan Gora from the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies. “At their most extreme, it kind of looks
The stage was set on a cold Sunday afternoon within the Arctic Circle at Norway’s Andøya Space Center. A momentous occasion unfolded as Isar Aerospace’s Spectrum rocket, towering at 92 feet, rumbled to life for its historic liftoff. The European continent was abuzz with excitement as this maiden voyage aimed to propel Europe into the
— Inside the Courtroom In a small town courtroom in Mandan, N.D., Greenpeace representatives stood with heavy hearts as a jury delivered a staggering blow – a $670 million verdict. The lawsuit, filed by Energy Transfer in 2019, accused Greenpeace of orchestrating disruptive and damaging protests against the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline. A
— Max Park, the Mastermind Meet Max Park – a legend in the realm of speedcubing. With a remarkable best official time of 3.13 seconds for the 3x3x3 cube, he has etched his name in history as one of the fastest to ever solve this puzzle. Max’s journey into the world of cubing is nothing
As Monte Wooden, a seemingly healthy 71-year-old man, experienced a sudden heart attack, medical professionals were baffled by his condition. Despite conventional risk assessments indicating low susceptibility to such cardiac events, further investigation revealed an alarming presence of Lp(a) particles in his bloodstream. This discovery shed light on a lesser-known yet significant contributor to heart
