Liam Wilson

At the ASEAN Regional Forum, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken criticized Beijing for its “escalating and unlawful actions” in the South China Sea. Specifically, he called out China’s coast guard for hostile actions against the Philippines, a U.S. defense treaty ally, in the region. Blinken commended Manila for completing a resupply mission to troops
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The potential approval of MDMA-assisted therapy for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) by the FDA has been a topic of great interest in the psychedelic community, especially among combat veterans. VA Under-Secretary for Health, Shereef Elnahal, spoke at a New York psychedelic conference, expressing the agency’s readiness to implement the therapy as soon as regulators greenlight
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When viruses invade our bodies, they can sometimes leave fragments of themselves behind in our genomes. Previously thought to be inactive, these fragments of foreign DNA have recently been discovered to play a significant role in various diseases, including cancer. University of Colorado bioinformatician Atma Ivancevic, along with a team of researchers, has found that
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The Miami Dolphins have officially locked in their star quarterback, Tua Tagovailoa, with a monumental four-year contract extension worth a whopping $212.4 million. This deal marks the largest in the history of the franchise, solidifying Tagovailoa’s position as a cornerstone of the team’s future. With an average annual value of $53.1 million, Tagovailoa briefly ranked
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As Fede Alvarez presented the latest installment of the Alien franchise during the Romulus Hall H panel at Comic-Con, fans were treated to a new millennial take on the iconic Ridley Scott-born series. The movie, which is the first one to be released under the Disney-Fox merger, showcased a unique blend of old and new
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The recent study conducted by Kiril Dimitrov and his team challenges previous assumptions about how the H5N1 bird flu virus behaves in cattle. The findings revealed in the paper indicate that the virus can cause more severe illness in cattle than previously believed and that asymptomatic animals can indeed spread the disease. This has significant
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