February 07, 2023

Scientific studies indicate that people who do aerobic and strength exercises have a lower risk of dying from pneumonia and influenza

New clues and a recent novel have revived interest in Colonel Alexander von Scheele, who died in 1939 when his aircraft smashed into a mountainside

The director of the Vall d’Hebron Institute of Oncology warns about a decrease in the average age of colon cancer patients and points at unhealthy eating habits: ‘You can’t imagine the amount of garbage we eat’

The company, which recently relocated its headquarters to Arlington, Virginia, said it expects to ‘significantly grow’ the overall workforce during the year

The program initially will be available exclusively to a group of ‘trusted testers’ before being widely released later this year

The lack of body diversity and representation of fat characters is one of the biggest taboos in the entertainment industry

A growing desperation to fill hundreds of slots in recent years drove the department to increase incentives and lower its standards

His speech before a politically divided Congress comes as the nation struggles to make sense of confounding cross-currents at home and abroad

In 2011, the country suffered what is considered the worst famine of the 21st century. Now, Islamist extremism and biggest drought the Horn of Africa has seen in 40 years threaten another humanitarian crisis

The crisis sparked by the incursion of a Chinese spy balloon in US airspace is set to weigh heavily on the president’s most important speech of the year

The White House said the guests were invited ‘because they personify issues or themes to be addressed by the president’ or they embody the administration’s policies

Ukrainian and Western intelligence services expect a new Russian assault in February but have ruled out another attempt to take Kyiv by attacking from Belarus

Independence fighters from the West Papua Liberation Army stormed the plane shortly after it landed in Paro in Nduga

The country is located at the crossroads of tectonic plates and crossed by two great faults. Experts keep warning that building construction needs to be improved and drills carried out to train the population

The tremor has deepened the drama of a country beset by 12 years of civil war that killed half a million people and created 6.6 million refugees. Syrians were also dealing with an economic crisis, Covid and cholera

Countries around the world dispatched teams to assist in the rescue efforts, and Turkey’s disaster management agency said more than 24,400 emergency personnel were now on the ground

On Tuesday night, the president of the US will stand before a joint session of Congress for the first time since the midterm elections. Look for new faces and fresh political dynamics, coupled with attention to some old problems brought back into painful focus by recent events