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NBC News There are certain studies that coffee lovers love. Here’s one: Drinking several cups of caffeinated coffee or tea a day may protect against type 2 diabetes, coronary heart …
NBC News Brazilian scientists have found microplastics in the brain tissue of cadavers, according to a new study published Monday in the scientific journal JAMA Network Open. In recent years, …
NBC News In 2012, Terry Belk’s beloved wife, Sandra, died after a year-long battle with breast cancer. The Charlotte, North Carolina, car salesman had left his job to care for …
Boar’s Head Provisions announced Friday that it will indefinitely close its plant in southern Virginia, the epicenter of a listeria outbreak that has killed at least nine people and hospitalized …
The death of a woman in the US after complications following an abortion is, according to a report, due to the restrictive abortion law in the state of Georgia. Amber …
At the start of the four-day US Democratic Party convention on Monday, President Joe Biden will give a farewell speech, symbolically passing the baton to presidential candidate Kamala Harris. The …
Donald Trump can’t help himself. Instead of concentrating on substantive attacks against his opponent, he attacks Kamala Harris personally – to the annoyance of his party. When Donald Trump appeared …
US presidential candidate Donald Trump has used fake images to solicit the votes of fans of pop star Taylor Swift. On Sunday (local time), the former president shared a fake …
In Mexico we have our own waves. Yesterday the Supreme Court announced that it will join the national strike of the Judiciary to try to stop changes to the Constitution. …
The Venezuelan government announced on Monday, September 2, that it will not take legal action to “repair” the damage caused by the United States authorities, after the confiscation of the …
Following the release of Osiel Cárdenas Guillén, founder of Los Zetas and former leader of the Gulf Cartel, the government of The United States plans to hand him over to …
In JMW Turner’s ‘The Fighting Temeraire’, we see a majestic warship that once ruled the seas, now reduced to being towed towards its final destination: the scrapyard. The image is …
Washington.- The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has awarded this Thursday $20 billion in subsidies to promote the development of “green” energy projects throughout the country. The money will …
Washington.- The United States has revealed new, stricter emissions standards, which vehicles sold in the country will have to meet between the end of 2026 and mid-2031 and which will …
New York.- A study published in the journal Nature suggests that methane gas emissions in part of the United States triple the official estimate and calculates that this represents an …
Washington.- Phil the groundhog emerged this Friday from the den where he hibernated in Punxsutawney (Pennsylvania), did not see his shadow and predicted that Americans will have an early spring, …
No matter which restaurant you visit, ask for St. Augustine’s signature dish, Minorcan Chowder, a delicious stew of tomatoes, onions, potatoes, clams and other spices, seasoned with spicy datil pepper. …
MIAMI.- Between 1999 and 2001, in the first years of Hugo Chávez’s mandate, they reached Venezuela More than 500 Cubans from Havana. One of the “visitors”, in the midst of …
MIAMI.-In an unexpected change of cabinet to consolidate his questioned mandate after the electoral fraud in Venezuela, Nicholas Ripe appointed Leticia Gómez Hernández, deputy minister of Tourism International and president …
MIAMI.-In an unexpected change of cabinet to consolidate his questioned mandate after the electoral fraud in Venezuela, Nicholas Ripe appointed Leticia Gómez Hernández, deputy minister of Tourism International and president …