Author: Rachel Maddow
Rachel Maddow is a freelance journalist based in the USA, with over 20 years of experience covering Politics, World Affairs, Business, Health, Technology, Finance, Lifestyle, and Culture. She earned her degree in Political Science and Journalism from Stanford University. Throughout her career, she has contributed to outlets such as MSNBC, The New York Times, and The Washington Post. Known for her thorough reporting and compelling storytelling, Rachel delivers accurate and timely news that keeps readers informed on both national and global developments.
The European Commission approved lenacapavir, a twice-yearly injection, for HIV prevention across EU countries.Gilead confirmed regulators cleared the drug one month after EMA’s recommendation.The medicine will be marketed as Yeytuo in the EU, Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein. Lenacapavir Shows Complete Protection Lenacapavir acts as pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), preventing HIV replication and spread in the body.It protects both adults and adolescents at risk of HIV infection.Clinical trials reported 100% effectiveness, earning praise as a major medical breakthrough in 2024.The jab replaces daily PrEP pills with the first twice-yearly dosing option in Europe. HIV Cases Surge in Europe New HIV diagnoses rose…
Riot police fired tear gas at thousands of students marching toward Indonesia’s Parliament on Monday.Students protested against what they called excessive allowances granted to members of Parliament.Demonstrators hurled bottles and rocks at police and set fires under a flyover near the compound.Authorities deployed more than 1,200 security personnel to secure the heavily guarded Parliament area.Officials blocked toll roads and surrounding streets, triggering severe traffic congestion across Jakarta. Anger Over Housing Allowances Protesters condemned reports that 580 lawmakers have received monthly housing allowances of 50 million rupiah since September 2024.They described the payments as unfair amid widespread economic hardship in the…
SpaceX launched the CRS-33 mission from Cape Canaveral on Sunday, marking Dragon’s 50th visit to the ISS.The spacecraft first reached the space station in May 2012 during a resupply demonstration.After stage separation, the booster successfully landed on the droneship A Shortfall of Gravitas in the Atlantic Ocean.SpaceX officials confirmed the Dragon will autonomously dock with the ISS on Monday after a 28-hour flight. Cargo and Research Objectives CRS-33 carries 5,000 lbs (2268 kg) of food, supplies, and experiments for astronauts aboard the ISS.Officials emphasized that the mission delivers far more than routine cargo.Astronauts will conduct 50 scientific studies aimed at…
Protesters marched across UK cities, including Liverpool, to oppose hotels sheltering asylum-seekers. Right-wing groups organized rallies under the slogan “Abolish Asylum System” in Bristol, Newcastle, and London. In Liverpool, Stand Up To Racism staged a counter-protest, while police escorted demonstrators away from both gatherings. Court Ruling Intensifies Housing Dispute A recent injunction blocked asylum housing in an Epping hotel, sparking fresh opposition across communities. Right-wing politicians urged locals to challenge hotel housing in court, fueling broader resistance against asylum-seeker accommodations. The ruling added pressure on the government, already struggling to find solutions for rising asylum numbers. Rising Arrivals Push Hotels…
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said Ukraine’s security guarantees include building its army and ensuring US-European commitments. He stressed NATO’s support for Ukraine remains “unwavering” and continues to expand. After meeting President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Rutte confirmed NATO will fund a “crucial flow of lethal US weapons.” Rutte said President Donald Trump assured partners that the US will play a direct role in Ukraine’s security. He emphasized NATO, Europe, and the US are working together to deter Russia from future aggression. Rutte noted discussions continue over potential deployment of foreign troops, but decisions remain premature. Zelenskyy added it is too early…
German prosecutors announced the arrest of Ukrainian citizen Serhii K., suspected of coordinating the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline blasts. Authorities detained him overnight in Italy’s Rimini province. Prosecutors stated that he acted as one of the operation’s coordinators. Explosions Severed Key Energy Links Explosions on 26 September 2022 ruptured Nord Stream 1, Russia’s main natural gas route to Germany, before Moscow halted supplies. The blasts also damaged Nord Stream 2, which never began operations because Germany froze certification before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The destruction heightened tensions as Europe scrambled to reduce reliance on Russian energy. Disputes Over Responsibility Continue…
A Taiwanese court sentenced Huang Chung-wei, son of a former legislator, to 28 months in prison. The court ruled he illegally supplied thousands of tons of fuel oil to North Korea. Five others also received prison terms for their roles in the scheme. They loaded fuel onto ships in Taiwan and transferred it with Singaporean businessman Kwek Kee Seng, who remains wanted by the US. The Kaohsiung district court declared the activities violated Taiwan’s Counter-Terrorism Financing Act and other laws. North Korea Relies on Shadow Operations North Korea depends on illegal ship-to-ship transfers to obtain fuel under strict UN sanctions.…
European leaders met at the White House to coordinate security plans for Ukraine and emphasize its continental significance. They expressed cautious optimism that US President Donald Trump could advance his campaign promise to end Russia’s invasion. Leaders from France, Germany, Finland, Italy, and the UK, joined by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and NATO chief Mark Rutte, presented a united front with Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer described the meeting as progress with a “real sense of unity.” Ursula von der Leyen emphasized collaborative efforts to achieve “a lasting and durable peace.”…
Google and NASA developed the “Crew Medical Officer Digital Assistant” to manage astronaut health during missions. It helps astronauts and Earth-based medical teams diagnose and treat symptoms instantly. The system provides flight surgeons with predictive analytics and detailed data to improve decision-making. Early tests showed reliable diagnoses, and doctors continue refining the AI model. The assistant becomes crucial when communication with Earth is limited, offering accurate diagnoses and treatment options. Google emphasized its importance as NASA plans deeper space missions, including Artemis II and III to the Moon and future Mars expeditions. The project demonstrates AI’s potential to deliver critical…
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