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Donald Trump's Trial Suddenly Halted Because of COVID

EJ Carroll trial postponed one day due to COVIDTestimony in former President Donald Trump's defamation trial brought by E. Jean Carroll was postponed for a day because of COVID-19 concerns.

Before proceedings began Monday, Alina Habba, Trump's lawyer, asked Judge Lewis Kaplan, who is overseeing the trial, for a one-day adjournment when she said she wasn't feeling well after one or both of her parents were exposed to COVID.

Trump, the front-runner for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, faces a second defamation trial Carroll, a former Elle columnist, that began last Tuesday and will determine how much Trump owes in damages.

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Men are going to brutal boot camps to reclaim their masculinity. How did we get here?

MDK ProjectThey crawl slowly up a hill on their stomachs, covered in grime. One man moans after an instructor yanks him by the ankles back down the hill. Still, he keeps crawling.

One man lies on his back while an instructor sprays hose water in his face. Another, wearing big chains across his torso, shivers during an expletive-laden rant from a bearded man, who calls him a disappointment.

These men aren't prepping for an elite military mission.

They're trying to become better men, they say.

"Man camps," or all-male experiences designed for men's self-improvement, have gained attention on social media, where more extreme versions of these programs, such as the Modern Day Knight Project in Southern California, share videos of the treatment participants endure, often to the tune of hundreds of thousands of views.

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Arctic zombie viruses in Siberia could spark terrifying new pandemic, scientists warn

Computer enhanced image of a Pithovirus sibericum

Humanity is facing a bizarre new pandemic threat, scientists have warned. Ancient viruses frozen in the Arctic permafrost could one day be released by Earth’s warming climate and unleash a major disease outbreak, they say.

Strains of these Methuselah microbes – or zombie viruses as they are also known – have already been isolated by researchers who have raised fears that a new global medical emergency could be triggered – not by an illness new to science but by a disease from the distant past.

As a result, scientists have begun planning an Arctic monitoring network that would pinpoint early cases of a disease caused by ancient micro-organisms. Additionally, it would provide quarantine and expert medical treatment for infected people in a bid to contain an outbreak, and prevent infected people from leaving the region.

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Lawmakers call for FDA overhaul on 'gas station heroin'

Tianeptine

Lawmakers are urging the Food and Drug Administration to review a supplement dubbed "gas station heroin" that has been linked to seizures, overdoses and death.

Five members of the U.S. House of Representatives from North Carolina, Tennessee and Colorado sent a letter to FDA Commissioner Dr. Robert Califf Thursday with an urgent request for the body to review tianeptine and its presence in the U.S. Rep. Jeff Jackson, D-North Carolina, wrote the letter.

Jackson noted that the FDA has issued several warnings about tianeptine, but said they aren't sufficient to stop its distribution. The FDA had previously said the supplement has been reported as addictive and that Neptune's Fix, a product containing the supplement, led to multiple hospitalizations.

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Mask policies return in US as respiratory viruses threaten to strain hospitals

Mask policies return in US

Cases of and hospitalizations for respiratory viruses, including Covid, the flu and RSV, continue rising across the US, and some health systems have begun returning to mask and limited-visitation policies as health officials warn that hospital capacity may become strained.

Vaccination rates for all three illnesses remain low, despite the efficacy of updated flu and Covid boosters and the entrance of new RSV vaccines for older and pregnant people.

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has urged providers to administer more vaccines in light of the possibility of “more severe disease and increased healthcare capacity strain” from respiratory illness, especially in the wake of holiday gatherings.

About 44% of adults have received flu shots this season, but less than half of that number – about 17% – of Americans eligible for the updated Covid shots have received them, with only one in three nursing home residents being up-to-date.

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Rally celebrates grand jury's decision not to indict Warren woman charged after miscarriage

Rally celebrates decision not to charge Warren womanA grand jury declined to indict a Warren woman who was facing felony charges after suffering a miscarriage, the Trumbull County Prosecutor's Office announced Thursday afternoon.

Brittany Watts, 34, suffered a miscarriage at home after a series of doctor and hospital visits in September when she was about 22 weeks pregnant. After she tried to flush and plunge the fetal remains down the toilet, a local hospital notified police that Watts was no longer pregnant.

Police searched Watts' home to determine what had happened to the fetus. She was arrested and charged with one felony count of abuse of a corpse. The case was sent to a grand jury to decide on indictment in November.

The grand jury's decision was announced hours before a rally in support of Watts was scheduled to take place outside the courthouse in Warren. Watts attended the rally and thanked her supporters to a round of cheers and applause.

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Holidays And New Variant Fuel COVID Spread: Nearly 10,000 Dead Last Month

WHOThe head of the U.N. health agency said Wednesday holiday gatherings and the spread of the most prominent variant globally led to increased transmission of COVID-19 last month.

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said nearly 10,000 deaths were reported in December, while hospital admissions during the month jumped 42% in nearly 50 countries — mostly in Europe and the Americas — that shared such trend information.

“Although 10,000 deaths a month is far less than the peak of the pandemic, this level of preventable deaths is not acceptable,” the World Health Organization director-general told reporters from its headquarters in Geneva.

He said it was “certain” that cases were on the rise in other places that haven’t been reporting, calling on governments to keep up surveillance and provide continued access to treatments and vaccines.

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