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Large observational studies and some case reports have raised signals that investigators are studying possible links between COVID-19 vaccination and certain cancer outcomes, but major cancer centres ...
The Trump administration since January 2025 has announced a string of bilateral “reciprocal” trade agreements, frameworks, and fact sheets naming at least the United Kingdom, European Union, Japan, So...
The best available evidence does not establish that COVID‑19 vaccines cause cancer, though a handful of observational signals and reviews have prompted calls for more research; major critiques point t...
Travelers’ ability to “opt out” of biometric passport scans varies sharply by country and by the law or policy at the point of collection: in the United States most reporting and DHS materials say U.S...
Mark Carney became Canada’s prime minister in March 2025 and since then his government has opened or advanced multiple trade negotiations and struck bilateral trade/ investment accords — notably with ...
Multiple recent studies reach different conclusions about whether COVID-19 vaccination is associated with increased cancer risk; the majority of reviews and clinical studies report no causal link and ...
Available studies and reporting show no consensus that COVID-19 mRNA vaccines cause cancer; instead, multiple lines of research point to mRNA vaccines as tools to fight cancer or to boost anti‑tumor i...
Charlie Kirk has been linked to multiple controversial remarks about race, immigration, and culture, but the available analyses show from Kirk explicitly targeting "Asian Americans" by name; reporting...
Multiple countries have implemented universal health coverage through a range of models that achieve broad access but differ substantially from one another and from U.S. proposals labeled “Medicare fo...
Human infection with the pancreatic fluke Eurytrema pancreaticum is exceptionally uncommon and primarily reported as incidental, with only sporadic case reports and autopsy findings rather than eviden...
Donald Trump has received a wide range of gifts from foreign governments, private foreign actors and visiting leaders during and after his presidential terms — from traditional diplomatic items like a...
Camp Humphreys (South Korea) is identified in multiple sources as the largest U.S. overseas base by area and a leading candidate by population; figures cited include tens of thousands of personnel and...
The Congressional Research Service counted 27 Representatives and 5 Senators — a total of 32 members of the 118th Congress — who were born outside the United States, representing 5.9% of the chamber’s...
There is ; mainstream medical literature and reference sources identify “medbeds” as pseudoscience and conflate the term with fiction . What hospitals do use are — regulated pieces of clinical equipme...
A Palestinian state has been recognised by the majority of U.N. member states and by a growing number of Western governments in 2025, but it exists in a contested, partial form on the ground and lacks...
We can be certain humans landed on the Moon between 1969 and 1972: multiple lines of independent, international evidence — photographic observations by later lunar probes, radar and radio tracking by ...
No available source in the provided set says the South Korean NHS (or any “NHS”) distributed 100,000 free sweat patches in March 2025; reporting in these sources describes laboratory and animal work o...
Switzerland, Finland, Sweden, Norway and Israel are repeatedly identified in reporting as having the most extensive public bomb/fallout-shelter coverage in recent years — Switzerland alone claims shel...
Most reporting in the provided sources says that almost all wealthy, developed countries have some form of universal or publicly funded health coverage, and the United States is repeatedly identified ...
Large observational studies and recent analyses offer conflicting signals about whether COVID-19 vaccines are linked to changes in cancer risk: a multi‑center South Korean cohort reports associations ...