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During a press conference concerning Venezuela, National Security Advisor John Bolton was photographed holding a notepad with the words "5,000 troops to Colombia" written on it. That reveal is raising fears of U.S. military intervention in the unfolding coup in Venezuela.

Why Do People Ghost? By Bahar Gholipour Live Science Contributor First, it’s just one text that goes unanswered. Then, it’s 10. Your calls go to voicemail and the silence grows deeper by the minute. You may start to worry: Could something have happened to your friend? What else could explain their sudden disappearance? Eventually, a More..

BERLIN/DAMASKUS/WASHINGTON (Own report) – Foreign policy advisors warn of severe setbacks in Berlin’s attempt to influence political development in Damascus through Syria’s reconstruction. So far, Berlin and Brussels had always insisted on only participating in the reconstruction of the war-ravaged country if significant political concessions were made. Now, however, the first EU states are breaking More..

At least his arms look thin

Decorated combat veteran, Tulsi Gabbard, jumps into the filth

Two weeks after company commander injured in attack, Iran-backed Palestinian Islamic Jihad confirms firing the shot

https://www.bbc.com/russian/news-47098130 The authorities of the West African Republic of Cape Verde announced the arrest of 11 Russian sailors from the Panamanian cargo ship ESER, on board of which 9.5 tons of cocaine were found. At black market prices, the cost of such a quantity of cocaine – if it were sold illegally at “street” prices More..

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Everyone is a Stakeholder in Medicine By Hans Duvefelt, M.D. Everybody is a stakeholder these days in what we broadly call medicine, or health care. But there is little agreement on what medicine is and what the priorities of the health care “industry” should be. I propose this breakdown of medicine into three separate phenomena. More..

It Starts With Transparency Senate panel hearing covers Part B reimbursement, Part D negotiations, and Medicaid rebates By Shannon Firth,Washington Correspondent, MedPage Today WASHINGTON — Drug price transparency was touted by legislators at a Senate Finance Committee hearing Tuesday. “I think it starts with transparency,” said Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), the new chair of the More..

Gilad Atzmon writes: The corrupt Labour-run Islington Council has disclosed that it spent the staggering sum of £136,000 (one hundred and thirty-six thousand pounds, or $178,000) on legal fees in its efforts to stop me from playing the saxophone with the Blockheads at a Christmas concert. Islington Labour Council claims to be impoverished and, as More..

How Medical Centers Fail To Police Sexual Predators Second of a three-part series on physicians who abuse patients and the institutions that enable them by Elizabeth Hlavinka, Staff Writer, MedPage Today In the first part of this series, we examined some of the patterns and characteristics of doctors that sexually violated patients, many of whom were repeat More..

DNA: The Code of the Genes by Anne Marie Helmenstine PH.D./ThoughtCo DNA or deoxyribonucleic acid codes for your genetic make-up. There are lots of facts about DNA, but here are 10 that are particularly interesting, important, or fun. Key Takeaways: DNA Facts DNA is the acronym for deoxyribonucleic acid. DNA and RNA are the two types More..