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Babies made using three people's DNA are born free of hereditary disease

Science and Technology

Babies made with DNA from three people have no inherited diseases

Karem Wintourd Penn

An innovative medical milestone has resulted in the birth of infants conceived using the genetic material of three distinct individuals, with all indications showing they are free from the hereditary…

Tomorrowland organisers say festival will go ahead after fire destroys main stage

International

Tomorrowland festival plans remain after main stage fire

Karem Wintourd Penn

Los organizadores de Tomorrowland, uno de los festivales de música electrónica más reconocidos en el mundo, han asegurado que el evento se realizará como estaba previsto, a pesar de un…

Samsung boss cleared of fraud by South Korea's top court

Investments and Business

Samsung boss acquitted of fraud by South Korea’s top court

Karem Wintourd Penn

Lee Jae-yong, the executive chairman of Samsung Electronics, has been cleared of fraud allegations by South Korea's highest judicial authority, the Supreme Court. This significant ruling brings a degree of…

Is breakfast really the most important meal of the day?

Health

Is breakfast truly the most important meal of the day?

Karem Wintourd Penn

For many years, breakfast has been regarded as the foundation of a nutritious diet, frequently called "the most crucial meal of the day." This notion has shaped eating patterns globally,…

Economy

How Trump may have impacted Wall Street

Karem Wintourd Penn

The intersection between politics and financial markets has always been complex, but former President Donald Trump’s return to the political spotlight is creating fresh waves across Wall Street. With his…

Fire engulfs main stage of Tomorrowland festival days before opening

Culture and Entertainment

Main stage at Tomorrowland festival consumed by fire days before event

Karem Wintourd Penn

A fire broke out at the site of one of the world’s most iconic music festivals, engulfing the main stage of Tomorrowland just days before its official opening. The blaze,…

'It makes me feel strong': Burlesque is back - but is it empowering or degrading to women?

Culture and Entertainment

‘It makes me feel strong’: Is the Return of Burlesque Empowering or Degrading for Women?

Karem Wintourd Penn

Burlesque, once considered a niche form of entertainment linked to vaudeville shows and smoky lounges, is witnessing a cultural resurgence. In cities throughout the U.S. and internationally, fresh performers are…

Fewer school-age children vaping in Australia since ban, study says

Health

Study shows reduction in school-age vaping after Australia ban

Karem Wintourd Penn

A recent study has revealed a noticeable decrease in the number of school-age children using e-cigarettes in Australia, following the government’s implementation of tighter regulations on vaping products. The findings…

Faisal Islam: Inflation complicates next month's interest rate decision

Investments and Business

Faisal Islam: Next Month’s Interest Rate Decision Hindered by Inflation

Karem Wintourd Penn

As the upcoming decision on interest rates looms closer, officials at the Bank of England are at a pivotal point. The ongoing issue of inflation complicates the forecast, posing challenges…

Canada's PM wants to fast-track 'nation building' – but can he convince indigenous First Nations?

International

Fast-tracking ‘nation building’: Can Canada’s PM persuade indigenous First Nations?

Karem Wintourd Penn

As Canada embarks on a renewed effort to advance large-scale infrastructure and economic development projects under the banner of “nation building,” Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government is emphasizing urgency and…