AP Photo / Ed Andrieski The following is an updated version of this articlepublished in 2018. The horror in Uvalde, Texas last week was chillingly familiar to Mary Ellen O’Toole. As part of a small group of academics, law enforcement experts, and psychologists who published some of the first research on mass school shootings more … Read more
google is one of the most advanced companies in artificial intelligence. The company has some of the most powerful software that works wonders in many areas. One of the latter is the field of health, where he has already proven what he is capable of, although he wants to put his potential at the service … Read more
There may be over 10 million individuals in the UK who are suffering from Raynaud’s disease, many of whom do not even know they are living with it. Cold extremities, particularly in the winter are normally nothing to worry about, but for 20 percent of the population, freezing fingers and toes could result in them … Read more
Although losing weight might affect how your belly looks, the more important change could be what’s happening right beneath it. A recent study in the journal JNCI Cancer Spectrum found that even a modest amount of weight loss could reduce your risk of colorectal cancer. Researchers looked at about 17,000 participants in a study on … Read more
The Biden administration has ordered 3,000 more troops to be placed in countries neighboring Ukraine, but experts warn it is unlikely to stop Russian President Vladimir Putin from launching an invasion. Fred Kagan, a former military history professor for the Military Academy at West Point, told Fox News Digital on Thursday, “The deployment of US … Read more
Social media companies should face fines if they can’t prove they’re preventing people banned from their platforms for abusive behavior from opening new accounts, a report by MPs says. The House of Commons Petitions Committee has called on the government to strengthen its online safety bill to better tackle abusive behaviour. In addition to fines … Read more
A bipartisan group working on electoral reform legislation wants its finished product to go through the Rules Committee.
