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A Cheap, Easy Test for Gut Inflammation, Alzheimer’s
The calprotectin biomarker test stands at the crossroads to help direct physicians and patients to appropriate focused care for gut and brain symptoms.
TikTok, DOJ Seek ‘Prompt’ Consideration of Legal Challenge to Law Forcing Divestment
ByteDance has stated that it will not sell TikTok, leaving the company to either challenge the law or be prohibited from the U.S. app marketplace next year.
White House: ‘No Surprise’ Over Strengthening Russia-China Alliance
Russia and communist China’s common goal is to challenge the international-ruled based order, White House says.
Son of Conservative Activist Brent Bozell Sentenced to 45 Months in Prison for Jan. 6
Leo Brent Bozell IV was found guilty of 10 charges and originally faced more than 11 years behind bars.
More Reports of Rare Autoimmune Disease in 2021, COVID-19 and Its Vaccine Contributed: Study
In 2019 in Yorkshire, England, only two people tested positive for the disease. In 2020, nine tested positive, and in 2021, there were 35 new cases.
Holistic Practitioner’s Spiritual Quest to Overcome His Past Leads Him to Helping Veterans Recover From Trauma
Dr. Antoine Chevalier uses the mind-body-spirit connection to treat mental and physical disease instead of relying on Western psychiatry and pharmaceuticals.
Trump Agrees to 4th Presidential Debate, Biden Refuses
‘These are the debates that voters have been asking for, and these are the debates that voters will get!’ President Trump said, with the Biden campaign refusing
Ex-CDC Director Says It’s High Time to Admit ‘Significant Side Effects’ of COVID-19 Vaccines
‘We kind of got cancelled because no one wanted to talk about the potential that there was a problem from the vaccines,’ Dr. Robert Redfield said.
Rep. Gooden Introduces Bill to Support Taiwan’s Inclusion in Interpol
The bill would create a strategy to obtain Taiwan’s membership not just in Interpol, but other international organizations such as the WHO.
US State Department Issues ‘Worldwide Caution’ Alert for Americans
The agency cited the ‘potential for terrorist attacks, demonstrations, or violent actions against U.S. citizens.’
Man Killed on Bus Hours After Metro Officials Announce Law Enforcement ‘Surge’
‘The spike in violent crime that we have recently seen against operators and riders has been absolutely unacceptable,’ said Los Angeles’s mayor.
Justices Alito, Gorsuch Dissent in Consumer Agency Ruling, Call Majority Decision ‘Unprecedented’
Justice Thomas’ majority opinion criticized the dissent.
Biden Appeals to Black Voters Amid Falling Polls
‘Black history is American history,’ the president said during a speech at the African-American museum in Washington.
Man Who Attacked Nancy Pelosi’s Husband Receives Prison Sentence
David DePape was sentenced on May 17.
Trump Lawyers Scored Win Against Witness in New York Trial, Legal Analysts Say
Former Trump attorney Michael Cohen testified for several days this week.
House Unveils $1.5 Trillion Farm Bill, Setting Up Funding Showdown
The bill faces fierce opposition from House and Senate Democrats.
‘Anti-Diet,’ ‘Body Positivity’ and the Rise of Junk Food in Wellness
Having a positive body image and eating unhealthy foods without guilt do not erase the chronic health issues that arise with poor diet.
Boeing Whistleblower’s Autopsy Report Released as Police Wrap Up Probe
The former Boeing employee was involved in a lawsuit related to the jetliner maker’s quality issues.
Biden Signs Five-Year FAA Reauthorization Bill Into Law
The FAA now has investments to increase safety, hire thousands of needed air traffic controllers, and improve airport infrastructure nationwide.
Trump Attends Son Barron’s Graduation as New York Trial Breaks
The former president was photographed alongside former First Lady Melania Trump on Friday.
