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HRT: Warning to women amid shortages of some products
Health authorities warn women against self-medication during HRT shortages affecting major patch brands, urging consultation with healthcare providers about alternatives.
‘Some think endometriosis is just a bad period, but it’s so much worse’
A parliamentary inquiry found 47% of women with endometriosis lost income due to symptoms, while 28% left jobs entirely, highlighting significant financial and workplace challenges.
Ben Affleck Calls ‘Justice League’ Reshoots the ‘Low Point of My Career’: ‘It Was So Gross’ How the Studio Replaced Zack Snyder With Joss Whedon
Ben Affleck called the “Justice League” reshoots the “low point” of his career, describing the experience as “gross” following director Zack Snyder’s replacement by Joss Whedon.
‘Civics Made Easy’ Renewed for Season 2 by PBS (Exclusive)
PBS has renewed the civics education series Civics Made Easy for a second season, set to premiere in October and run through January 2027 with eight episodes exploring government fundamentals.
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The furious dispute over what caused Air India flight 171 to crash
Air India Flight 171 crashed shortly after takeoff in June last year, killing 259 people. The investigation’s preliminary findings about potential pilot error have sparked intense controversy and accusations of bias.
25 years after 9/11, the U.S. starts rolling back travel restrictions, from liquids to gate access
Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, U.S. authorities are gradually rolling back some long-standing aviation security measures, including shoe removal requirements and liquid restrictions, while introducing new trusted traveler programs.
Wealthy investors are pouring billions into this new tax strategy despite risks
Wealthy investors are rapidly deploying billions into tax-aware long-short strategies to offset capital gains, but financial regulators and experts warn of substantial risks including potential Treasury scrutiny and complex exit challenges.
Bank of England holds interest rates at 3.75% but warns war could force future rises
The Bank of England maintained interest rates at 3.75% while warning that prolonged Middle East conflict could necessitate future rate increases due to inflation concerns stemming from rising energy prices.
Economy minister accuses SoS of ‘mischief making’ in social media exchange
Northern Ireland’s economy minister criticized the UK secretary of state for social media comments about a new electricity bill reduction scheme, questioning whether he was “mischief making.”
‘Cost of housing’ crunch looms for low-income families, warns Resolution Foundation
Over 1.1 million low-income renting families face housing affordability pressures as local housing allowance remains frozen, with weekly shortfalls averaging £158 nationally and exceeding £300 in London.
Harrods seeks to recover abuse compensation costs from Mohamed Al Fayed’s estate
Harrods is pursuing full indemnity from Mohamed Al Fayed’s estate to recover compensation costs paid to alleged abuse survivors, a plan survivors say contradicts the retailer’s stated acceptance of responsibility.
Could US pull one-third of troops from Europe? What that would mean
The Pentagon is reportedly considering withdrawing up to one-third of approximately 68,000 US troops stationed in Europe, following European allies’ refusal to grant Washington access to airbases for operations against Iran.
Latvia’s president warns that Europe is not up to date with drone and aerial warfare in Ukraine
Latvia’s president warns that Europe lacks preparedness in drone and aerial warfare, stating most NATO countries could not repel Russian missiles if the conflict expands beyond Ukraine.
US court blocks Trump plan to deport migrants to third countries
A federal appeals court rejected the Trump administration’s policy of deporting migrants to third countries, finding it violated due process protections and required meaningful safety reviews before removal.
North Korea dismisses UN nuclear watchdog resolution
North Korea’s Foreign Ministry rejected an IAEA resolution criticizing its nuclear program, asserting its nuclear weapons status is irreversible and necessary for national defense.
Bolivia’s Congress approves $1.9bn IMF loan amid protest threats
Bolivia’s Congress approved a $1.9 billion IMF loan for President Rodrigo Paz, though trade unions warn austerity measures could trigger renewed protests and civil unrest.