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WHO Raises Alarm Over Growing Ebola Outbreak
WHO Raises Alarm Over Growing Ebola Outbreak

webfact · 22 hours ago22 hr

The head of the World Health Organization has warned of mounting concern over a rapidly growing Ebola outbreak affecting parts of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and neighbouring Uganda, as health officials struggle to respond in regions affected by conflict and displacement. Get today's headlines by email World Health Organization (WHO) director-general Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said he was “deeply concerned about the scale and speed” of the outbreak, which is centred largely in t
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Republicans increasingly worried about Trump poll slump
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Republicans increasingly worried about Trump poll slump

webfact · 21 hours ago21 hr

Republican strategists are growing increasingly uneasy over President Donald Trump’s declining approval ratings, warning that weak polling could pose a serious challenge for the party as it prepares for the next midterm elections. Get today's headlines by email A new survey by the The New York Times and Siena College, released on Monday, found Trump’s approval rating has dropped to one of its lowest levels of his second term. The poll reported that 37% of respondents approved of the president
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Senate Advances Measure to Limit Trump’s Iran War Powers
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Senate Advances Measure to Limit Trump’s Iran War Powers

webfact · 20 hours ago20 hr

The U.S. Senate has taken a step toward limiting President Donald Trump’s authority to conduct military operations against Iran, after a resolution advanced for the first time following several previous attempts. Get today's headlines by email Senators voted 50–47 on Tuesday to discharge the proposal from committee, allowing it to move forward for broader consideration in the chamber. The measure has been championed by Tim Kaine, a Democrat from Virginia, who argues that Congress should have
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Pork Sausages Served on Irish Deportation Flight to Pakistan
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Pork Sausages Served on Irish Deportation Flight to Pakistan

webfact · 22 hours ago22 hr

Catering on a charter deportation flight from Ireland to Pakistan was revised after pork sausages were included in a breakfast served to deportees, according to a human-rights monitoring report. Get today's headlines by email The meal was provided on the first charter flight returning migrants from Ireland to Pakistan on 23 September 2025. The aircraft carried 24 men and was accompanied by a monitoring official, members of An Garda Síochána, a doctor and an interpreter. The monitor was appoin
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How Many Businesses in Thailand Have "No Israelis" Signs?
How Many Businesses in Thailand Have "No Israelis" Signs?

Evil Penevil · Monday at 04:24 PM2 days

Posts have appeared on AN from time to time about "many" businesses in Thailand putting up signs reading, "No Israelis." One post even claimed there were "hundreds" of such signs all over Thailand. Supposedly the main reason is the bad behavior of Israeli tourists, but some instances are said to be related to the war in Gaza. I am convinced "No Israelis" signs in Thai businesses are largely an urban legend. Of course, of course, I am aware a few such signs have in the past been reported and do
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Evil Penevil

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Is quality of life worse in developed countries than in SE Asia?
Is quality of life worse in developed countries than in SE Asia?

Harry Tuchas · 5 hours ago5 hr

I see a lot of gloomy videos online posted by people in developed countries like the United States saying they can no longer afford basics like food and rent. In Japan, salarymen often work long hours, and many people report very tight monthly budgets despite the country being highly developed. It creates the impression that even in advanced economies, many people still struggle with living standards that might be expected to be higher. If you broaden the view, similar concerns appear in places
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What’s Worse, Being Judged or Being Disliked?
What’s Worse, Being Judged or Being Disliked?

123Stodg · 22 hours ago22 hr

I think being judged is worse. Being disliked is fair enough really. Nobody is obliged to like anybody else. Sometimes personalities just clash. Some people annoy you within about four seconds of dropping in a daft post about something as mundane as haircuts, nighttime beach parties, or food labelling regulations and there is not even a logical explanation for it. That feels normal. But being judged feels different because it usually comes with this strange undertone of moral superiority, as
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If, or when, the Monetary System Collapses
If, or when, the Monetary System Collapses

ericbj · Sunday at 03:13 AM3 days

The Local Exchange Trading System (LETS) : Argentina 2001: The Protocol That Saved Ordinary People I joined the first LETS in France [or S.E.L. in French], the 'Pyrenean' one, at the time it was formed in 1992. A great idea in both economic and social terms. When an economy collapses, society tends to come unglued. The French Social Security organisation tried to close the SEL by bringing criminal charges against some of our members on the grounds they were working outside the legal framewor
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Eyedrops for morning dry eyes?
Eyedrops for morning dry eyes?

cdemundo · yesterday at 01:18 AM1 day

Can anyone recommend eyedrops for morning dry eyes? Never had this problem before so never tried any kind of eyedrops.
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Gall Stones
Gall Stones

Maybole · yesterday at 08:33 AM1 day

My Grandneice has undergone an operation for removal of gall stones. She is only 27. I believed that gall stones were an affliction of middle-aged or elderly women.. She has reputedly undergone keyhole surgery and the hospital want to keep her for at least a week. My questions are these: are gall stones common for young women? is ultrasound, likefoe kidney stones not viable? for keyhole surgery is a full week in hospital normal? Medical experts only to reply please.
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24-hour urine test for iodine level
24-hour urine test for iodine level

unblocktheplanet · 12 hours ago12 hr

I’ve had thyroid disease, both hyper- and hypo- to its current Hashimoto’s thyroiditis. I relied on l-thyroxine (T4) in a single daily dose which is adequate for most patients. However, I started to become symptomatic again in 2018 so I switched to Liothyronine (T3) in four divided doses (PITA). T3 is very expensive in the West. It is completely unavailable in Thailand so I order from a pharmacist friend in Turkey and talk my way through Thai Customs. Due to all these logistics, I am adding i
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Where to get blood tests for Tacrolimus or Sirolimus levels?
Where to get blood tests for Tacrolimus or Sirolimus levels?

Guderian · May 14May 14

It seems likely that I'll start taking either Tacrolimus or Sirolimus within the next few months, under the supervision of a doctor in Bumrungrad. Obviously, they can do the measurements there but I live in Pattaya and it's much more convenient to get them done here and send the results to the doctor in Bumrungrad. Does anyone know if there's a hospital in the Pattaya/Sri Racha area that can do these blood tests, or can they only be done in Bangkok? If that's the case, I assume I could get the
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