ESMO’s Madrid Meeting Turns Spotlight on Closely Watched Cancer Data
ESMO’s annual oncology meeting in Madrid enters day two with nearly 40,000 attendees and attention on major cancer research updates.
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Gaza teen among hundreds receiving prosthetic care in Jordan and Gaza
A 15-year-old from Gaza is among more than 450 Palestinian amputees receiving prosthetic care and rehabilitation in Amman and Gaza.
OpenAI disclosure reveals Russian and Iranian use of ChatGPT in influence operations
OpenAI reports that operatives from Russia and Iran used ChatGPT in influence campaigns, highlighting platform and attribution challenges.
Shared Concern, Divergent Views: How the US and China Perceive AI
Shared unease masks stark differences in how the US and China perceive AI, shaping policy, industry and public debate.
Administration Withdraws Lance Schroyer Nomination, Leaving ICE Without Senate-Confirmed Leader
The White House has withdrawn Lance Schroyer’s nomination to head ICE, leaving the agency without a Senate-confirmed director and raising questions about enforcement leadership.
Elections Offer Limited Cure for Brazil’s Deep Economic and Institutional Woes
Elections in Brazil are unlikely to resolve chronic slow growth and entrenched corruption without long-term institutional and economic reforms.
Updated Migraine Prevention Guidance Reflects Expanded Treatment Options
New joint guidance updates migraine prevention recommendations to reflect a broader range of therapies available since 2012.
Novartis’ IL‑6 Antibody Lowers Inflammation in Phase 2 Trial, Raising Questions on Heart Benefit
Novartis’ IL‑6 antibody pacibekitug reduced inflammation biomarkers in a Phase 2 trial; experts await plans to test cardiovascular outcomes.
Solar eclipse to cross parts of the United States next Wednesday, experts advise safety precautions
A solar eclipse will be visible in parts of the United States next Wednesday. Experts urge use of certified eye protection and checking official timing for your location.
Exodus from the West Bank: Palestinian Christians Face Steady Decline
Community leaders in Bethlehem warn that Palestinian Christian populations are shrinking due to economic pressures and movement restrictions. Institutions such as Dar al-Kalima University work to sustain cultural and educational life.
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