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Washington Examiner

Study finds changes in sexual behavior linked to abortion bans

A recent study from the National Bureau of Economic Research found that individuals in states with strict anti-abortion laws are practicing safer sex, as evidenced by increased condom purchases and decreased gonorrhea rates. The study indicates that while safer sex practices have risen, the demand for abortion has not been eliminated, with national abortion rates continuing to trend upward.

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PBS NewsHour

National Hurricane Center forecasts rain system along Gulf Coast

The National Hurricane Center has indicated that a storm system is likely to bring heavy rain to southern states, particularly Texas and Louisiana, this week. The situation is being monitored as it may develop further.

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Fox News — Latest

US Embassy Issues Warning About Jet Ski Rentals in the Bahamas

The U.S. Embassy in the Bahamas has warned American travelers to avoid jet ski rentals due to safety concerns linked to unlicensed operators. The warning comes after reports of fatalities, injuries, and sexual assaults associated with these rentals, prompting the embassy to advise caution for those visiting popular beach areas.

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Scientific American

Novo Nordisk Reports Breach of Patient Clinical Trial Data

Novo Nordisk reported a security breach that affected patient data related to clinical trials. The compromised information includes health details and birth years of the affected individuals.

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The Daily Beast

Cher Oteri Discusses Support from Jill Biden During Breast Cancer Battle

Cher Oteri discussed her breast cancer diagnosis and the support she received from Jill Biden during her treatment on Chelsea Handler's podcast. Oteri highlighted the importance of regular mammograms and second opinions for women's health, noting that DCIS is highly treatable.

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Washington Examiner

Missionary Peter Stafford Returns to US After Recovering from Ebola in Congo

American missionary Peter Stafford returned to the U.S. on June 6 after recovering from Ebola, which he contracted while working in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. He was evacuated to Germany for treatment and expressed gratitude for his recovery and support. The current Ebola outbreak in Congo has resulted in 808 confirmed cases and 192 deaths.

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Washington Examiner

Decline of Male Mentorship Programs and Its Impact on Boys

The decline of mentorship programs such as the Boy Scouts has led to fewer opportunities for boys to engage with male role models, contributing to rising rates of loneliness and mental health issues. Research indicates that boys today have significantly fewer adult male figures in their lives, which affects their development. Experts recommend rebuilding male mentorship structures and supporting community organizations to address these challenges.

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Deutsche Welle

EU Considers Easing Restrictions on Novel Genetic Techniques for Crops

The European Union is evaluating the possibility of relaxing regulations on crops created using Novel Genetic Techniques. Supporters believe this technology could aid in climate adaptation for farmers, while opponents caution that its impacts are not thoroughly comprehended.

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Washington Examiner

NIH Scientists Charged with Smuggling Monkeypox Virus into the U.S.

Two NIH scientists, Vincent Munster and Claude Kwe, have been charged with smuggling monkeypox virus vials into the U.S. after returning from the Republic of the Congo. Congressional leaders are seeking information from NIH regarding oversight protocols and prior knowledge of the incident.

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New York Post

Congo Ebola Epidemic Reports Over 800 Cases, 192 Fatalities

The Red Cross has indicated that the Ebola epidemic in Congo has seen more than 800 reported cases and 192 deaths. The Bundibugyo strain, which currently has no proven treatment or vaccine, is spreading across three provinces.

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The Hill

Justice Department supports xAI in air pollution lawsuit

The U.S. Department of Justice is intervening in a lawsuit against xAI, which is accused by the NAACP of operating without an air pollution permit for its Colossus Gas Plant in Memphis. The lawsuit was filed in April, alleging that the plant is causing air pollution in the area.

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New York Post

77 headless skeletons discovered at 7,000-year-old Stone Age site

A total of 77 headless skeletons have been found at a 7,000-year-old Stone Age settlement. Researchers note that understanding the burial practices associated with these remains is complex due to differing belief systems from modern times.

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