Michelle Lee (154 Posts)
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Sweet Danger: Is Erythritol Harming Your Heart? A study found erythritol may significantly increase blood clot risk compared to glucose, highlighting potential cardiovascular dangers. -
Why the US Open's $75 Million Prize Pool Blows Other Tournaments Out of the Water The US Open, with a $75 million prize pool, offers the highest payouts among major tennis tournaments and attracts significant sponsorship. -
Trump’s Election Fraud Rhetoric vs. Harris’ Moderation Tactics—Who Will Prevail? With the 2024 U.S. presidential election approaching, Kamala Harris leads Trump by 6.9% in polls but faces party backlash. -
Caroline Garcia’s Shocking Reveal: Death Threats and Hate Mail Flood Her Inbox After US Open Loss Caroline Garcia, ranked 30th, reported severe online abuse following her US Open loss, highlighting the need for better online protection. -
Trump Supporters’ Photos Are Actually European Models—How Fake Accounts Misled Millions Fake X accounts supporting Trump used photos of young European influencers to spread disinformation and conspiracy theories. -
Russian Ban Hits Major U.S. Media: WSJ, NYT, and WP Reporters Among Those Barred Russia banned 92 Americans, including journalists, citing U.S. sanctions and hostility, drawing criticism for attacking press freedom. -
Sinner and Alcaraz Advance to US Open Round 2: Tennis Titans Set for Potential Semifinal Showdown Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz advanced to the US Open second round. Daniel Evans set a record with a 5-hour, 35-minute match. -
Kim Jong Un's Flood Fallout: How North Korea's Disaster is Triggering a Defection Rush North Korea's flood recovery and food shortages are causing rising discontent, potentially leading to an increase in defections. -
Is the French Government Behind Telegram CEO’s Arrest? Macron Says No Emmanuel Macron stated that Pavel Durov's arrest was a judicial matter, not political, amid allegations of illegal content distribution. -
Amsterdam Drowning in Trash: Seagulls, Rats, and Stench Overwhelm the City Amsterdam collected 73 metric tons (80.5 tons) of trash from last month into early this month following the Pride events. -
Paris Games a Hit, But Macron's Post-Games Juggle Could Get Messy Major media outlets evaluated the conclusion of the Paris Olympics as a success while also focusing on Macron's future political maneuvers. -
Trump’s Swing at Lydia Ko: 'Most Impressive Golfer' Wins Olympic Gold Donald Trump, known for his love for golf, congratulated the New Zealand golfer Lydia Ko on her gold medal victory at the Paris Olympics. -
Olympic Steeplechase Star Alice Finot Proposes to Boyfriend After Record-Breaking Run As the 2024 Paris Olympics unfold, the stadiums feel love in the air. Two proposals took place at different Olympic venues. -
Novak Djokovic Donates Entire Olympic Prize to Charity: A Champion's Heart! Tennis legend Novak Novak Djokovic decided to donate the entire 2024 Paris Olympics gold medal prize money. -
Jamaican Sprinting Crisis: How Usain Bolt’s Country is Facing Its Worst Olympics Ever Jamaica has only secured one medal in the track and field sprint events at the Paris Olympics as of August 6. -
Chinese Swimmer Zhang Yufei Hits Back at Doping Allegations After Bronze Medal Win A Chinese swimmer who won a bronze medal in the butterfly event at the 2024 Paris Olympics has claimed innocence regarding doping scandal. -
Michael Phelps: Athletes Caught Doping Should Never Compete Again! Micheal Phelps argued that athletes who test positive for banned substances should be banned from competition for life. -
Belgian Triathletes Say ‘No Thanks’ to Seine River Swim: Water Quality Concerns Hit Paris Olympics Belgian Olympic Committee announced that female triathlon athlete Claire Michel is sick and will not participate in the mixed relay race. -
Cold War 2.0? Putin Threatens 'Mirror Response' to U.S. Missile Plans President Putin warned that if the United States deploys long-range missiles in Germany, Russia will respond with "mirror measures." -
AI Identifies Parkinson’s Subgroups—Could This Lead to Personalized Treatments? Researchers have published findings on a machine-learning model that can classify subgroups of Parkinson's disease.
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