Southeast Asia Seeks Talks After Trump Tariffs Hit Hard

Six Southeast Asian nations have been hit with tariffs ranging from 32% to 49%, causing significant disruption to their economies. Vietnam, in particular, has seen its exports to the US account for almost 30% of its GDP. Thailand hopes that talks will bring down its 37% tariffs, which are currently in place. However, so far, … Read more

Fermented Foods in Space Yield Nutty Taste

Fermentation can now occur for foods orbiting Earth, according to researchers who tested Japanese miso on the International Space Station. The experiment found that fermentation resulted in a nuttier flavor and more roasted notes compared to earthbound versions. Astronauts typically eat freeze-dried food without most microbes. However, fermentation offers an opportunity to introduce diverse microbes … Read more

Cavs Take Down Knicks 124-105 Behind Second-Half Surge

The Cleveland Cavaliers have taken a commanding lead over their Eastern Conference rival, the New York Knicks. After a lackluster start, Cleveland made a strong comeback in the second half to secure a 124-105 win. This marks the third consecutive victory for the Cavs against the Knicks this season, putting them on track to sweep … Read more

Bengals Defensive End Trey Hendrickson Disappointed with Contract Talks

Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson expressed his disappointment and frustration with contract talks with the team after a recent comment from executive vice president Katie Blackburn. Hendrickson, who is seeking a new contract after posting 17.5 sacks each of the past two seasons, said he was hoping to receive a new deal but felt Blackburn’s … Read more

Dallas County Cuts Immunization Events Amid Funding Cuts

Dallas County Health and Human Services has canceled 50 scheduled immunization events due to federal funding cuts affecting local and state public health programs. The department laid off 11 staff and 10 part-time workers responsible for hosting the events. The loss of $70 million in grants, allocated by the Centers for Disease Control, will impact … Read more

Supreme Court Weighs Medicaid Patient Access Rights

The US Supreme Court appears likely to side with Planned Parenthood in a South Carolina case testing whether Medicaid patients can sue for access to non-abortion health care from the organization’s medical providers. Federal law already prevents states from using Medicaid funds to cover abortions, but abortion opponents have tried to stop Planned Parenthood from … Read more

Israel’s Largest Newspaper Now Under Threat

The Times of Israel, one of the largest and most popular English-language newspapers in Israel, has come under threat due to financial issues. The website is currently experiencing technical difficulties as it struggles to maintain its operations. The issue lies with the website’s inability to load properly without enabling JavaScript and cookies. This move highlights … Read more

Gold Prices Hit Record Highs Amid Trump Tariff Uncertainty

US stock markets ended their worst quarter in years due to President Trump’s chaotic tariff policies, but investors are turning to gold as a safe haven. The price of gold hit an all-time high this week, rising over 18% from the start of the year and surpassing $3,177 per ounce. Tariffs imposed by Trump have … Read more

“White Lotus Finale Predictions: Whodunit and What’s Next?”

The third season of HBO’s dark comedy series “The White Lotus” is coming to a close on Sunday, April 6. As the premiere hinted, someone will meet their demise in a shocking finale twist. But who? Fans are speculating about various plot points, including Gaitok’s killer instincts, the Ratliff family’s mysterious move, and Rick’s trip … Read more