Month: October 2022
A common parasitic disease called toxoplasmosis might alter a person’s political beliefs
Infection from the common parasite Toxoplasma tends to produce few apparent symptoms. But a new study published in the journal Evolutionary Psychology suggests that the disease can spur changes in a person’s political beliefs and values, most likely through an
Read MoreScientists Are Worried About New COVID-19 Variants—But Most Americans Aren’t
Scientists are warning that ever more dangerous forms of SARS-CoV-2 continue to emerge and threaten to drive potential surges in the coming months. On Oct. 4, White House chief medical advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci said that as we head into
Read MoreOPEC+ makes sharp production cut to boost prices; gasoline costs may rise
The OPEC+ alliance of oil-exporting countries has decided to sharply cut production to support sagging oil prices.
Read MoreThe Russian nuclear threat, explained
Russian President Vladimir Putin addresses a rally in Moscow’s Red Square on September 30, after announcing he would annex four regions of Ukraine occupied by Russian troops. | Alexander Nemenov/AFP via Getty Images Pondering the unknowability of the unthinkable. Last
Read MorePerspective | The case of Aaron Burr suggests Donald Trump won’t face consequences – The Washington Post
Perspective | The case of Aaron Burr suggests Donald Trump won’t face consequences The Washington Post
Read MoreHow MLRS and other advanced rocket systems are tipping ‘battle of fires’ in Ukraine’s favour
Artillery strikes are playing a crucial role in Russia’s war in Ukraine in what top American commanders have called a “battle of fires”.
Read MoreHow HIMARS and other advanced rocket systems are tipping ‘battle of fires’ in Ukraine’s favour
Artillery strikes are playing a crucial role in Russia’s war in Ukraine in what top American commanders have called a “battle of fires”.
Read MoreTen dead after Indian Himalayas avalanche hits climbers
Ten people are confirmed dead after an avalanche struck climbers in the Indian Himalayas, police said Wednesday, with 18 other members of the expedition still missing. Several dozen climbing trainees were caught in Tuesday morning’s snowslide near the summit of
Read MoreAfter tax cut debacle, Truss pledges to steer UK through ‘stormy days’
Prime Minister Liz Truss pledged on Wednesday to steer Britain through “stormy days” and transform its economy, fighting to restore her authority over a party in revolt after a chaotic first month in office.” Addressing Conservative lawmakers and members at
Read MoreOPEC+ Girds for Contentious Meeting Over Oil-Production Cuts
OPEC and its Russia-led allies are gathering in person for the first time in years to discuss a large production cut that not all players support.
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