Author: KnowledgeHippo

Doctors in western Texas see patients with measles whose diseases have complicated by an alternative treatment approved by skeptic of vaccines, including Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Health Secretary.Parents in the Gaines County, Texas, the center of a strong measles epidemic, have increasingly turned into supplements and unstable treatments for the protection of their children, many of whom are not vaccinated against the virus.One of these supplements is the garden liver oil containing vitamin A, which Mr Kennedy is promoted as an almost miraculous measles treatment. Doctors at Covenant Children’s Hospital in Lubbock, Texas, say they have now faced a handful…

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President Trump plans to appoint L. Brent Bozell III, a conservative media critic and a strong Israeli defender, as a US ambassador to South Africa, according to Congress’s website.Mr Bozell had previously been submitted to lead the United States World Service, but the candidate retired on Monday, the Congress website said.Mr Bozell’s name was one of the many that were submitted to the Senate on Tuesday for various ambassadors, according to two government officials, who demanded anonymity because they had not been authorized to speak publicly about the process. The Foreign Ministry declined to comment.Mr Bozell, who must be confirmed…

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Just hours after opening the new program for US researchers called Safe Place for Science in response to Trump administration policies, Aix Marseille has received its first application.Since then, the University in southern France known for its scientific programs has received about twelve applications a day from what the school considers “scientific asylum” seekers.Other universities in France and elsewhere in Europe have also rushed to save US researchers who are leaving drastic cuts in jobs and programs from Trump’s administration, as well as perceived attacks on whole fields of research.It is at stake not only individual jobs, but the concept…

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Hyundai Motor, a South Korean group known for its cars, will invest $ 21 billion to expand construction in the United States to what President Trump said was proof that his pricing policies are creating jobs.The company, which also produces steel, said on Monday that the investment by 2028 would include $ 6 billion for a steel plant in Louisiana that would employ 1,300 people and other projects to provide Hyundai plants with sections and materials.The company will also spend $ 9 billion to expand Hyundai, Kia and Genesis vehicles in the United States. The rest of the money will…

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In an emotional advertisement running on Facebook and Instagram last month, a young woman, Katie, talks about the diagnosis of a disease that resulted in kidney failure at the age of 19.Thanks to the foreign kidney, he continued, he was here today. “For some people, having Tiktok literally saving life,” the company wrote in a caption spots from a tear of smiling emoji.The messages are part of a new advertisement by Tiktok, the popular application of social media owned by the Chinese Internet Giant Bytedance. The campaign frames Tiktok as a US savior and small business champion, as the application…

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Prior to the election, Toyota Motor and other Japanese automakers believed that a second Trump administration could be good for them.President Trump had fought for the disassembly of policies aimed at rapidly accelerating the US car industry’s shift from fossil fuels and electric vehicles that Toyota and other top gasoline and hybrid gasoline manufacturers also had a lot of gasoline.Toyota gave $ 1 million to the inauguration of Mr Trump in January and participants at the Dallas delegation meeting, who said it was full of Trump Cheer.But as Mr Trump’s agenda has been shaped, much of this optimism has become…

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“Mutton Bustin”, where children are on their belly over an upset sheep and try to hang as sheep shoots in a big arena are one of the most beloved traditions on the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Inevitably, the contestants slip from the sheep and the faces in the dirt, with some coming away crying, others smile with pride. Either the result, the crowd at the largest animal exhibition and Rodeo in the world goes wild.Houston Rodeo, which runs March 4 to 23, is beyond the size of Texas. More than 2.5 million people watched last year. If you are…

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Kristine Carroll fell down the only shadow on the beach – a triangle molded by the improvised lifeguard – and the Slathered sunscreen throughout its lensy skin.Looking at the hot noon sun, she looked at her 8-year-old daughter, Life, who had already plunged into blue-green water without hesitation. “It’s a water of water,” said Ms Carroll.The Pacific Ocean, who gives Sydney, Australia, his iconic coastline and some of the most enviable beaches in the world, was almost 50 miles away. A pod of Pelicans traveled in the past and Coots sank near, with not a sea of ​​the sea. A…

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Donald Trump required $ 400 million from Columbia University.When he did not take his way, he fell out of a meeting with university administrators and later publicly destroyed the university president as “dummy” and “a complete dirty”.This drama dates back to 25 years.Today, these two New York institutions-the billionaire president of the United States and the 270-year-old University of Ivy League who has cultivated 87 Nobel Prizes-have been locked in an excellent conflict that includes freedom of speech, academic freedom. The first battle between Mr Trump and Columbia concerned most of the New York New York awards. It was more…

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Increased federal spending has helped to improve US, roads, parks, public transport and flowers in recent years, according to a report published Tuesday by the US Society of Civil Engineering.But this progress could remain stagnant if these investments, some of which were on hold after President Trump assumed duties in January, are not maintained.Overall, the team gave the infrastructure of the A grade C nation, a mediocre score, but the best the country has received from the group’s first reference card in 1998. Ports and rail lines did better. The team also predicted a $ 3.7 trillion funding deficit over…

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