Radiation oncologist Sanjay Mehta had been struggling with a painful Achilles tendinitis on his left ankle for over a year. Despite trying steroid injections and PRP (platelet-rich plasma) treatments, the pain persisted. However, recently, doctors have turned to low-dose X-ray treatment as an alternative solution. This treatment is being used to ease chronic pain in … Read more
US Federal Reserve Governor Adriana Kugler is resigning several months before her term ends, handing President Donald Trump an early opportunity to fill a key vacancy. Kugler steps down from her role effective August 8 and was appointed by former President Joe Biden in 2023. Kugler cited serving during “a critical time” as bringing down … Read more
Colorado’s death rates have largely recovered from pandemic-era increases, with most older adults returning to pre-pandemic levels. However, middle-aged people continue to die younger than expected, mostly due to overdoses and substance abuse. State health officials closely monitor death rates to identify trends and potential issues. According to the latest data, six of the top … Read more
Hamas has announced that it will coordinate with the Red Cross to deliver aid to its hostages in Gaza if Israel meets certain conditions, including halting airstrikes and opening permanent humanitarian corridors. The announcement comes after a video released by Hamas showing an emaciated captive drew criticism from Western powers. According to Israeli officials, 50 … Read more
Boeing defence workers are planning a strike on Monday, marking another setback for the struggling aircraft manufacturer. The walkout will likely disrupt production and deliveries, exacerbating the company’s ongoing financial woes. Details of the strike remain scarce, but industry insiders warn it could be a significant blow to Boeing’s already fragile operations. Note: I removed … Read more
Rescuers in Chile are racing to find a missing miner after an earthquake on Thursday left five workers dead and many more trapped in the El Teniente mine. Five workers were confirmed killed, with one dying immediately after the earthquake on Thursday. The remaining four have also been declared dead. Rescuers are now focused on … Read more
A new report highlights a paradox: America’s automakers must continue to invest in electric vehicles despite potential federal support being eliminated. The Republican plan to repeal the $7,500 consumer tax credit and freeze EPA emissions standards would largely benefit gasoline-powered auto industry, leaving carmakers with a difficult decision: adapt to global competition or risk facing … Read more
The US Justice Department allowed Hewlett Packard Enterprise to acquire rival Juniper Networks last month due to national-security concerns, Axios has learned. The decision was influenced by the intelligence community’s push to help US businesses compete with China’s Huawei Technologies. According to a senior national security official, allowing the merger proceeds strengthens domestic capabilities and … Read more
“King of the Hill”, the classic animated sitcom that debuted on Fox in 1997, has returned after 15 years with its seventh season. The show’s revival features an aged-up cast, including Hank and Peggy as retired characters, and Bobby as a chef. However, the nostalgia is tempered by the passing of several former cast members. … Read more
The Philadelphia Eagles’ 2025 training camp resumes today at NovaCare Complex after a one-day break. On Sunday, the team will hold its first practice of the season. Here’s the schedule for the day: * 9:40 AM ET – Kevin Patullo press conference * 10:00 AM ET – Practice begins * Post-practice – Select players available … Read more