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Zakaria: Can We Compete with China and Also Save the Planet?

Coming as it did after years of strained relations between Washington and Beijing, the recent joint climate agreement between the U.S. and China highlights the central dilemma for American foreign policy going forward, Fareed Zakaria says. Should it be focused on solving the largest and most challenging global problems, or...

Famous Doctor Killed in Afghanistan After Family Pays Ransom

A prominent doctor was kidnapped and killed in Northern Afghanistan — despite a hefty ransom paid to secure his release, family members revealed. Psychiatrist Mohamed Nader Alemi’s body was picked up by the side of the road, two months after he was snatched from Mazar-i-Sharif. His captors had demanded and...

Kyle Rittenhouse Met with Donald Trump After Acquittal

Kyle Rittenhouse met with Donald Trump at the former president’s Mar-a-Lago club after the teen was acquitted of all charges in his homicide trial on Nov. 19. “Kyle, I got to know him a little bit. He called. He wanted to know if he could come over and say hello...

Why People With Mental Illness are at Higher Risk of COVID

Even before the federal government's recent decision last week to authorize COVID-19 boosters all adults, it had already recommended them in October for people with certain high-risk conditions. Along with with illnesses like diabetes and heart disease, that list included mental health conditions. The decision to prioritize people with psychiatric diagnoses...

Covid Patients in ICU Now Almost All Unvaccinated, Says Oxford Scientist

COVID-19 is no longer a disease of the vaccinated, according to the head researcher at the University of Oxford who developed the AstraZenica vaccine. The “ongoing horror” of patients gasping for breath in hospital is now “largely restricted” to people who are unvaccinated, according to professor Sir Andrew Pollard. Even...

Biden Approval Dips to 36 Percent in Latest Poll

President Biden’s job approval rating is down to just 36 percent in a new Quinnipiac University poll, signaling trouble for Democrats as they head into 2022. The president’s current approval rating is down a point from 37 percent last month, according to the poll. Disapproval with his job performance also ticked...

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