If a picture is worth a thousand words, how much is a graph worth? For doctors trying to determine whether a patient’s blood pressure is within normal range, the answer may depend on the type of graph they’re looking at.
A new study from the…
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The Iranian regime’s futile efforts to contain rebellious students and youth
For years, Iran’s regime has used totalitarian methods to mold the minds of the younger generation into its regressive image and recruit them into its repressive and terrorist apparatus. But now, it faces a generation that not only rejects…
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‘Deepest contradictions’: Yale bans pro-Palestine group amid Ben-Gvir visit | Gaza News
Yale University has become the latest top institution in the United States to ban a pro-Palestine group, this time for protests against a visit by far-right Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.
Ben-Gvir’s stop near the university…
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Op. Eagle Claw, historic US Army failure in Iran’s Tabas
On this day in history, the US military carried out a covert operation in Iran by the order of then president Jimmy Carter.
The operation, known as Eagle Claw, failed due to major sand storms in the Tabas desert, in today’s South Khorasan…
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Federal judge temporarily blocks Trump’s push to end DEI in K-12 schools | Education News
Critics have said Trump’s order conflicts with promise to return education to schools and states.
A federal judge in New Hampshire has restricted the ability of US President Donald Trump’s administration to cut off funding to public schools…
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Health of Brazil’s ex-president Bolsonaro has worsened, doctors say
The health of Brazil’s former president Jair Bolsonaro has worsened after intestinal surgery earlier this month, according to his medical team.
The 70-year-old remains in intensive care and will undergo new tests.
Bolsonaro was visited in hospital…
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Shahin Hazamy arrested primarily for his viral pro-Palestine social media posts: Filmmaker
Documentary filmmaker Mohsen Eslamzadeh has told Press TV that the primary reason for Hazamy’s arrest was the viral publication of pro‑Palestinian…
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Sudan war destroys world’s only research centre on skin disease mycetoma: director
The world’s only research centre on mycetoma, a neglected tropical disease common among farmers, has been destroyed in Sudan’s two-year war, its director and another expert say.
Mycetoma is caused by bacteria or fungus and usually enters the body…
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India, Pakistan escalate tit-for-tat moves with military threats
India and Pakistan have cancelled visas for their nationals to each other’s countries, with Islamabad warning New Delhi that it is committing an “act of war” by suspending a landmark water-sharing treaty.
India…
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Pakistan, India go tit-for-tat as feud over Kashmir attack escalates
Pakistan and India are suspending treaties and cutting crucial ties amid an escalating feud over an attack in Kashmir.
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