The American health care system is broken. Conflicts of interest dominate the structure, killing any chance we have for a healthier nation. Patients pay more and stay sick. Politicians argue and nothing changes. But this problem presents a unique opportunity for our fractured society: as”Fox and Friends Weekend” co-host Rachel Campos-Duffy said last week, better...
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DR. SIEGEL: The simple answer to Olympic boxing's complicated problem
When it comes to high level competitive sports, it makes total sense that there should be no competitive advantage. That’s why doping is universally banned, and why there are frequent doping tests. It is also why so much consternation and international friction exists between the U.S. and China over suspected doping cases that China and...
Sleep doctors say Olympic athletes’ cardboard beds could have 'disastrous' impact
Athletes at the Paris 2024 Olympics are sleeping on cardboard bed frames for the second summer games in a row. First introduced at Tokyo 2020, the cardboard beds have made a comeback as an environmentally friendly solution in the Olympic Village, according to reports. The athletes can extend the beds to accommodate their size and...
'Harry Potter' actress is 'registered disabled,' ‘can’t walk’ due to spinal condition
“Harry Potter” actress Miriam Margolyes’ health has taken a turn. Margolyes, known for playing herbology Professor Sprout in the hit film franchise, reportedly told Closer Magazine her spinal stenosis made her unable to walk very well. “I can’t walk very well, and I’m registered disabled,” the 83-year-old told the outlet, per People. “I use all...
Vivek Ramaswamy: A baby shortage threatens America's future while our leaders nap
America’s declining birthrate is a far greater risk to our future than, say, climate change. Yet most politicians are too scared to talk about it. Now, it’s apparently taboo. The entire Democratic Party and all their media allies have spent the past week smearing vice presidential nominee JD Vance as “weird” because he dared to...
Israel’s national emergency medical service prepares for Hezbollah response after IDF strike: 'High-alert'
Israel’s national emergency medical service is preparing for a response from Hezbollah after the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) targeted and killed Fuad Shukr, a senior leader of the terrorist group, in Beirut. The IDF strike Tuesday was in retaliation for a rocket attack over the weekend that killed 12 Israeli children and teens on a...
Biden cognitive health concerns: What did Kamala Harris know? Experts warn of denial dangers
A majority of voters believe that Vice President Kamala Harris knew about — and covered up — President Biden’s reported cognitive health issues. That’s according to a YouGov/Times of London poll that surveyed 1,170 registered voters on July 22 and July 23. Among those who believe Biden’s health issues were kept under wraps, 92% said...
Ask a doctor: ‘Can I be dehydrated even if I’m not thirsty?’
While dehydration is often associated with being thirsty, that’s not the only warning sign our bodies share with us. The condition can occur when you use or lose more fluid than you take in, which can impact the body’s ability to perform its normal functions, say experts. The body loses fluids and water through sweating...
Biden-Harris aided illegal immigrants and made Americans pay for it
It was at the top of the agenda at the GOP convention: 12 million illegal immigrants have entered the country over the last four years. Cities from Denver to New York City have pulled resources from Americans to reward individuals who came here illegally with free housing, education, activities and universal health care. But these...
OneBlood issues urgent call to blood donors after cyber attack
A blood donation service that partners with more than 300 hospitals in the southeast has suffered a ransomware attack that significantly reduced its capacity, according to a news release. OneBlood, a nonprofit blood center, said it is working with cybersecurity specialists, along with federal, state and local law enforcement, to respond to a “ransomware event”...









