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This is happening as foreign actors continue to transfer arms, parts, ammunition and munitions as well as jet fuel and other dual-use items to the military, which risks facilitating violations of international human rights and humanitarian law. The report warned that reductions and suspensions in foreign aid are threatening locally led civilian protection efforts aimed at saving lives and ensuring a minimum level of access to essential services despite continuous military attacks on civilians. “Predictable funding is essential to strengthen civilian protection initiatives,” it said. Violations, violence and denial of aidMyanmar has been mired in conflict since the military seized…

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Not All Cancer Screening Tests Are FoolproofAlthough many screening tests have been shown to save lives, there is debate in the medical community about cancer screening.Not all screening tests are useful, and many can pose risks. For instance, the PSA test is controversial because it sometimes detects prostate cancers that are so slow-growing as not to be life-threatening, which sometimes prompts overtreatment.[9]Some screening tests can produce inaccurate results, such as a “false positive” or a “false negative.” A false positive means your test comes back abnormal even though you don’t have cancer. This can cause unnecessary worry and anxiety. A…

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A minimally invasive procedure for chronic knee pain is helping some patients find significant relief without undergoing major surgery. For Cynthia Schraf-Fletcher, 74, the results were “remarkably” successful. Nearly a year after receiving genicular artery embolization (GAE) on her right knee, Schraf-Fletcher says the improvement is comparable to the total knee replacement she previously underwent on her left knee. “I couldn’t be more pleased,” says Schraf-Fletcher, who had the procedure performed by Leigh Casadaban, MD, MS, assistant professor of radiology at the University of Colorado Anschutz School of Medicine. Today, she says everyday activities such as gardening and riding a…

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The Senate on Monday evening passed the final bipartisan, bicameral version of a housing package that both parties view as key to addressing one of Americans’ top affordability concerns. The 85-5 vote sends the measure back to the House, which is expected to give it final approval as soon as Tuesday evening and send it to President Trump’s desk.  “The bill we’re passing today sends a clear message to every American struggling to find a place they can afford: Elected leaders understand the problem and are actually doing something to try to solve it,” said Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts,…

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Monday, June 22, 2026UN NewsThe Security Council is holding an open meeting on Ukraine on Monday afternoon, with warnings of a “dangerous cycle of escalation” amid drone and missile attacks in briefings by Mohamed Khaled Khiari, Assistant Secretary-General at the Departments of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs and Peace Operations, and Edem Wosornu, crisis response director at the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, OCHA.© UN News (2026) — All Rights Reserved. Original source: UN NewsWhere next?Related newsBrowse related news topics:Latest newsRead the latest news stories:Our Ocean Conference: After Mombasa – Will Africa and the World Make Ocean Promises…

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A group of tropical butterflies may have evolved an extraordinary way to stay healthy for longer by slowing the aging process itself, according to a University of Bristol-led study published June 16 in Nature Communications. The butterflies belong to the Heliconius tribe, a group found across the rainforests of Central and South America. Researchers say these insects rank among the longest-lived butterflies ever documented and could become an important model for studying the biology of longevity. Most butterflies live only a few weeks as adults. In contrast, the study found that some Heliconius species survive about three times longer than…

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Gov. Gavin Newsom sounded the alarm last week on President Trump ordering a federal investigation into the governor, his wife and their associates, but those in Newsom’s inner orbit may have heard a different sound: cha-ching! Within hours of releasing a video accusing the president of weaponizing the Department of Justice, Newsom’s political action committee, Campaign for Democracy, sent out an email pleading for money to help with his potential legal defense and political strategy — the latest cash grab for the PAC dedicated to raising his fame with mass text blasts, a book tour, pro-Newsom merch and podcast promotion,…

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President Trump knows one thing for sure about the sorry state of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool: It’s not his fault.Speaking to reporters on Monday, Mr. Trump said the enormous blooms of green algae and the peeling polyurethane had nothing to do with the rushed $16.4 million makeover he had ordered. Instead, he laid out in vague terms a series of events that he claimed were responsible for the highly embarrassing breakdown of a Washington landmark.To hear Mr. Trump tell it, the renovation was going perfectly until vandals armed with knives and fertilizer set their sights on the century-old pool,…

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