Mass shooter’s grudge against NFL: ‘Football gave me CTE.’ Are youth athletes at risk?
After killing four and taking his own life, Shane Tamura — a former football player at two L.A.-area high schools — left behind a suicide
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A shocking record: Lightning bolt stretched 515 miles, crossed three states
An enormous, 515-mile-long flash of lightning that crossed at least three states has been named the longest in recorded history in the world
Pope gets a slice of home at Vatican City with a special delivery of Chicago pizza
A mouth-watering slice of American life arrived via special delivery from Chicago to Rome on Wednesday, landing in the blessed hands of a local boy
Russian strikes kill 13 and hit Kyiv apartment block, officials say
A boy and his mother are among the dead and Kyiv says it has seen the biggest number of child casualties of the war.
Dozens killed seeking food in Gaza, hospital says, as US envoy visits Israel
Israel’s military says fired “warning shots” as crowds gathered around aid lorries but was “not aware of any casualties” from its fire.
Swedish jihadist jailed for life over IS murder of Jordanian pilot in Syria
The killing of Lt Moaz al-Kasasbeh by the Islamic State group was shown in a grim video circulated online in 2015.
Kenya’s sweeping alcohol control plan sparks anger
The proposal includes a ban on alcohol sales in supermarkets, restaurants and on public transport.
MAGA senator wants to ‘do away’ with students from China and Iran
Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) is working to “do away” with foreign nationals from select countries he dubbed “adversaries” by prohibiting them from attending United States
‘Lock the doors’: Ken Paxton threatens to imprison Dems until they pass TX redistricting
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton called on the state legislature to “lock the doors” and then arrest any Democratic lawmakers who attempted to flee the
‘We are starving’: Bread becomes a distant dream for Palestinians in Gaza
Desperate parents in Gaza struggle to feed their children as famine unfolds due to an Israeli blockade.
Palestinian man dies in Israeli settler arson attack in occupied West Bank
Khamis Ayyad, 40, died of smoke inhalation after settlers set fire to vehicles in town of Silwad, Health Ministry says.
Laura Dahlmeier: Recovery of Olympian killed in Pakistan abandoned
German Olympic biathlete Laura Dahlmeier was struck by falling rocks while scaling Laila Peak in Pakistan on Wednesday.
Larger statin dosages urged for many with cholesterol, heart risks
A top U.S. cardiologist says doctors are “underdosing” high-potency statins to patients who have high levels of “bad” cholesterol even as their numbers soar.
Ivermectin to Control Malaria — A Cluster-Randomized Trial
Another use for Ivermectin from last week’s NEJM The post Ivermectin to Control Malaria — A Cluster-Randomized Trial first appeared on Science-Based Medicine.