Blood Caffeine Levels Linked to Body Fat and Diabetes Risk, Study Reveals
In a recent study, researchers have found that caffeine levels in the bloodstream may influence body fat and the likelihood of developing type 2 diabetes. This
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Dozens Killed in Explosion at Rebel-Controlled Site in Myanmar
An explosion in northeastern Myanmar has resulted in the deaths of dozens of individuals. The incident took place in a region controlled by rebel forces, specif
Trump's "No Hurry" Stance Slows US-Iran Nuclear Deal Talks
The United States and Iran are engaged in diplomatic talks to revive their nuclear deal, but progress is slow. The next meeting is anticipated with cautious opt
Trump Hails Iran's Nuclear Restraint
Donald Trump said Iran has agreed to show restraint on its nuclear program amid ongoing negotiations between the US and Iran. This development comes as diplomat
US Incinerators Fail to Eliminate 'Forever Chemical' Air Pollution
The US waste management industry is promoting incinerators as a solution to dispose of PFAS waste, a virtually indestructible chemical. Low-income neighborhoods
Iran Tightens Grip on Strait of Hormuz
The Strait of Hormuz, a vital waterway for global oil exports, remains open despite escalating tensions between Iran and the US. Iran has been bolstering its co
China Loses Out by Boycotting Security Forum
The Shangri-La Dialogue, a major security conference in Singapore, is underway without China's defense minister, Dong Jun, for the second year. Germany's defens
Philippines Faces Long-Term Struggle with China Over Territory
The Philippines is embroiled in an escalating maritime dispute with China over the South China Sea. National Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro has warned of a
University of California Shares Data with US Customs and Border Protection
The University of California has been sharing data with US Customs and Border Protection, records show. This data sharing involves information collected by Auto
Trump's Green Card Shakeup Sparks Global Chaos
US Citizenship and Immigration Services issued a new policy memo last week, affecting hundreds of thousands of visa holders and families. The memo requires many
Travellers Returning from Asia Warned of Data Risks
Travellers heading back from Asia should be cautious about the data they're sharing with local travel apps, according to Surfshark's latest research. The study
European Rivals Emerge to Challenge Tech Giants
New social networks are being launched in Europe to compete with American and Asian giants. Founders are capitalizing on growing disillusionment with major plat