Tylenol's Real Risk: Overdose and Liver Damage, Not Autism
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Tylenol's Real Risk: Overdose and Liver Damage, Not Autism

Despite unfounded claims linking acetaminophen to autism, the real danger lies in accidental overdose, a leading cause of liver failure in the U.S. Experts emphasize that prompt treatment is crucial, and research is exploring novel antidotes to mitigate liver damage when standard interventions are delayed.

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Trump Claims Canada Gets "Freebies" From US After Carney Warning
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Trump Claims Canada Gets "Freebies" From US After Carney Warning

Following Prime Minister Mark Carney's critical remarks on US foreign policy, President Trump stated that Canada benefits from "freebies" provided by the United States and should express gratitude. Trump also reiterated his plan to acquire Greenland for a missile defense system, which he claims would also protect Canada. These statements occurred amidst ongoing discussions about potential Canadian involvement in the proposed Golden Dome missile defense system.

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Australia Tightens Gun, Hate Crime Laws After Bondi Attack
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Australia Tightens Gun, Hate Crime Laws After Bondi Attack

Following a mass shooting at a Sydney Jewish festival, the Australian Parliament has approved stricter gun control measures, including a national buyback program and enhanced license checks, alongside a crackdown on hate crimes. The legislation aims to address both the motivations and means behind the attack, which authorities attribute to individuals inspired by ISIL (ISIS). Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke emphasized the government's commitment to countering hate and violence through comprehensive action.

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Greenland Protesters Parody Trump's MAGA with "Go Away" Caps
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Greenland Protesters Parody Trump's MAGA with "Go Away" Caps

Protests have emerged in Denmark and Greenland, marked by "Make America Go Away" hats, as a response to perceived U.S. interest in acquiring Greenland. These demonstrations reflect both local support for Greenland's autonomy and broader concerns among European governments regarding Arctic security. The hats, created by a Danish shop owner, gained popularity following increased U.S. rhetoric about the territory.

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Japan PM Calls Snap Election, Banking on Popularity
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Japan PM Calls Snap Election, Banking on Popularity

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has announced a snap election for February 8th, dissolving the lower house of the Diet on January 23rd. Takaichi aims to leverage her high approval ratings and seek a mandate for her leadership, amid ongoing tensions with China and domestic policy considerations. The election, much earlier than the scheduled October 2028 date, is framed by Takaichi as a referendum on her suitability to lead the country.

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Trump's Nobel Prize Frustration Shaped Greenland View, Norway Says
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Trump's Nobel Prize Frustration Shaped Greenland View, Norway Says

According to Norway's prime minister, President Trump indicated that not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize has influenced his stance on Greenland. In a text message, Trump reportedly stated he no longer feels obligated to prioritize peace, though it remains a primary consideration. The Norwegian prime minister's statement sheds light on ongoing discussions regarding the U.S.'s interest in acquiring the Danish territory.

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'Europe is at a total loss': Russia gloats over Greenland tensions
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'Europe is at a total loss': Russia gloats over Greenland tensions

'Europe is at a total loss': Russia gloats over Greenland tensions23 hours agoShareSaveSteve RosenbergRussia EditorShareSaveReutersListen to Donald Trump and you would think Moscow and Beijing were lying in wait off the coast of Greenland, ready to pounce to boost their power in the Arctic."There are Russian destroyers, there are Chinese destroyers and, bigger, there are Russian submarines all over the place," President Trump said recently.That is why, according to America's president, US control of Greenland is essential.So how do you think Moscow has reacted to its alleged plot being uncovered and potentially thwarted by a US takeover of Greenland?The Russians can't be pleased. Right?Wrong.Follow live updatesIn an astonishing article, the Russian government paper is full of praise for Trump and critical of European leaders who oppose a US annexation of Greenland."Standing in the way of the US president's historic breakthrough is the stubbornness of Copenhagen and the mock solidarity of intransigent European countries, including so-called friends of America, Britain and France," writes Rossiyskaya Gazeta."Europe does not need the American greatness that Trump is promoting.

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House Panel Advances Contempt Vote for Clintons
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House Panel Advances Contempt Vote for Clintons

The House Oversight Committee has voted to hold Bill and Hillary Clinton in contempt of Congress after they refused to comply with a subpoena related to the committee's investigation into the Jeffrey Epstein case. Republican committee members argue the Clintons defied legitimate requests for testimony, while the Clintons maintain the subpoenas are invalid and that they have already provided relevant information to the committee. The vote intensifies the partisan divide surrounding the investigation, with Republicans citing the need for accountability and Democrats questioning the legitimacy of the inquiry.

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UK Defends Chagos Deal After Trump Blasts 'Stupidity
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UK Defends Chagos Deal After Trump Blasts 'Stupidity

Following criticism from former US President Donald Trump, the UK government is defending its agreement to cede the Chagos Islands to Mauritius while leasing back Diego Garcia for a UK-US military base. Trump called the deal "an act of great stupidity," raising concerns about national security and geopolitical implications, while the UK insists the US still supports the agreement and that national security will not be compromised. The agreement, signed in May, involves a 3.4 billion pound deal and aims to resolve a long-standing sovereignty dispute.

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Ghislaine Maxwell to Testify in Epstein Probe Before Congress
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Ghislaine Maxwell to Testify in Epstein Probe Before Congress

Ghislaine Maxwell will testify before Congress on February 9th regarding the Epstein case, after previously declining to answer questions without immunity. The House Oversight Committee, investigating the government's handling of the case, issued a summons for her testimony, despite having denied her request for immunity in July. Maxwell is currently serving a 20-year sentence for sex trafficking.

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UK Defends Chagos Deal After Trump's "Stupidity" Attack
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UK Defends Chagos Deal After Trump's "Stupidity" Attack

The UK government is defending its agreement to cede the Chagos Islands to Mauritius while leasing back Diego Garcia for a UK-US military base, despite criticism from former US President Trump who called the deal an act of "great stupidity" and a sign of weakness that could benefit China and Russia. UK officials maintain the agreement will not compromise national security and that the US continues to support the arrangement, which involves a £3.4 billion payment from the UK.

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ASEAN Rejects Myanmar Election Endorsement, Malaysia Says
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ASEAN Rejects Myanmar Election Endorsement, Malaysia Says

Malaysia's Foreign Minister announced that ASEAN will not endorse Myanmar's recent elections due to concerns about inclusivity and fairness. While some individual ASEAN member states sent observers, the broader organization decided against endorsing the election process, which has been criticized by human rights groups and opposition forces as an attempt by the military to legitimize its rule following the 2021 coup. The elections were the first since the ousting of Aung San Suu Kyi's civilian government, an event that sparked widespread unrest and civil war.

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Supreme Court Signals Possible Loss for Trump on Fed Powers
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Supreme Court Signals Possible Loss for Trump on Fed Powers

The Supreme Court appears poised to rule against former President Trump in Trump v. Wilcox, limiting his ability to fire Federal Reserve leaders. Citing the Fed's unique structure as a quasi-private entity with historical precedent, the court's decision may establish an exception to the president's broad authority over federal agency employees. This case follows a previous ruling that affirmed the administration's power to dismiss a large number of Department of Education employees.

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Trump Doubles Down on Greenland Tariffs; EU Pledges Defense
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Trump Doubles Down on Greenland Tariffs; EU Pledges Defense

Donald Trump has pledged to impose tariffs on European nations, including the UK, that oppose his efforts to exert control over Greenland, a semi-autonomous Danish territory. European allies, including the UK, have voiced support for Greenland's sovereignty, while the EU has vowed to protect its interests amidst Trump's threats of economic measures. Trump insists Greenland is vital for security, while indicating a potential meeting with NATO officials to discuss the matter.

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EU-Mercosur Trade Deal Faces Legal Hurdle After Parliament Vote
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EU-Mercosur Trade Deal Faces Legal Hurdle After Parliament Vote

The European Parliament has voted to refer the EU's free trade agreement with Mercosur nations to the Court of Justice of the European Union for legal review. This decision introduces uncertainty to the future of the agreement, which aims to eliminate tariffs on over 90% of bilateral trade and has garnered both support for its economic benefits and opposition due to policy concerns. The agreement, backed by most EU nations and the European Commission, seeks to facilitate European exports while easing the entry of South American agricultural products into Europe.

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Trump Vows Greenland Tariffs; EU Pledges Defense
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Trump Vows Greenland Tariffs; EU Pledges Defense

Donald Trump has stated he will impose tariffs on European nations, including the UK, that oppose his efforts regarding Greenland, prompting a strong response from the EU and its allies who assert Greenland's sovereignty. The proposed tariffs, starting at 10% and increasing to 25%, have sparked international concern, with European leaders emphasizing that Greenland's future should be determined by its inhabitants and Denmark. Trump maintains that Greenland is crucial for national and world security, indicating no change in his stance.

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Sheinbaum Calms Mexico Amid US Military Activity Concerns
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Sheinbaum Calms Mexico Amid US Military Activity Concerns

President Claudia Sheinbaum addressed public anxiety regarding recent U.S. military activity near Mexico, including an FAA advisory and the presence of a U.S. military plane at Toluca's airport. Sheinbaum stated that the U.S. government assured Mexico that military flights would not enter Mexican airspace and provided coordinates of their operations, while opposition figures are requesting further explanation from the government. The Mexican government stated that the FAA advisory had no implications for Mexico.

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Trump's Impact on World Order Unmatched Since WWII, Says BBC's Doucet
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Trump's Impact on World Order Unmatched Since WWII, Says BBC's Doucet

President Trump's foreign policy decisions and rhetoric are significantly altering established international norms and alliances, exceeding the impact of any US president since World War II. His pursuit of territorial acquisition, exemplified by interest in Greenland, and disregard for traditional diplomatic protocols are challenging the existing world order. These actions are prompting both concern and debate regarding the future of global relations and the role of the United States on the world stage.

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