What is life like for the women living in the central Sahel, in areas controlled by the jihadist JNIM group? British researchers spoke with women from the Fulani ethnic group, which is strategically targeted for recruitment to the JNIM. In a report published on Monday, December 8, 2025, the UK research program Xcept said that […]
Dec 28 2025 | Posted in
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Wait, fake eggs are real? If you’ve ever picked up a tray of eggs at the supermarket and wondered whether they’re the real deal, you’re not alone. With rising reports of fake eggs, especially in parts of Asia, many shoppers have started double-checking what ends up in their fridge. But here’s the good news: you […]
Nov 27 2025 | Posted in
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Coffee has almost no nutritional value and lots of substitutes. It’s also, apparently, too important to lose. ELLEN CUSHING Coffee is in trouble. Even before the United States imposed tariffs of 50 percent on Brazil and 20 percent on Vietnam—which together produce more than half of the world’s coffee beans—other challenges, including climate-change-related fires, flooding, […]
Oct 25 2025 | Posted in
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Although tempting – especially if cramped in economy – the veteran pilot advises against making a switch TED THORNHILL When you’re squished into a full economy row on a plane, it can be tempting to swap into an empty seat nearby once boarding is complete. However, doing so could put the aircraft in jeopardy, according […]
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Labels on food are confusing for all kinds of reasons. Here’s what they mean. CHRISTINA COUCH When you open your fridge, how often do you check the dates on your food? The yogurt container says it’s still good for a few more days, but the label on the half-used barbecue sauce says it was best […]
Sep 12 2025 | Posted in
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Ginger has a rich history in traditional medicine, and modern science is catching up DIPA KAMDAR From warming winter teas to zesty stir-fries, ginger (Zingiber officinale) has long been a kitchen staple. But beyond its culinary charm, this spicy root has a rich history in traditional medicine – and modern science is catching up. Studies […]
Aug 24 2025 | Posted in
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They’re tiny, trendy, and tossed into everything from smoothies to detox drinks. Chia seeds have earned their spot in the superfood hall of fame. With fiber that keeps gut happy, omega-3s that support the brain, and enough plant-based protein to make vegetarians cheer, it’s no surprise they’re everywhere. But as healthy as they are, chia […]
Aug 12 2025 | Posted in
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Delivering Healthcare with Compassion—From New Jersey to Ghana The Ghana Association for Medical Aid (GAMA) is a U.S.-based nonprofit organization founded in 2013 to bridge the gap in healthcare access for underserved populations in New Jersey and Ghana. Through annual medical missions, public health education, and targeted humanitarian outreach, GAMA provides critical medical services and […]
May 26 2025 | Posted in
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Reports of people being shackled, detained and held for deportation, some of whom have permanent residency, have raised global concerns. Here’s what attorneys say. NINA GOLGOWSKI Residents of the United States who aren’t citizens ― and even some who are ― have become increasingly worried about traveling abroad under the Trump administration. The number of […]
Apr 11 2025 | Posted in
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There are clear health risks associated with eating red and processed meat. Here are six alternatives. SOPHIE EGAN Scientists have long known about the downsides of red and processed meats. Eating them has been linked with increased risks of health issues like heart disease, some types of cancer and earlier death. And research suggests that […]
Mar 11 2025 | Posted in
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