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High Court to Consider Julian Assange Extradition Appeal Amidst International Scrutiny

Tuesday, February 21 marks a pivotal moment for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange as two high court judges in London convene to consider whether he...

Asset Managers Drop Out of Climate Pact

JPMorgan Chase's asset management arm and State Street Global Advisors withdrew from a climate pact.

Yulia Navalny Vows Justice for Putin and Allies After Alexei’s Death

Yulia Navalny, emotional and tearful, issued a stern warning against impunity for Vladimir Putin and his associates in her first remarks following the announcement...

WHO’s Pandemic Treaty Threatens U.S. Freedoms

The World Health Organization (WHO) released its "Zero Draft" of the Pandemic Treaty in February 2023.

Taiwan Spots Chinese Balloons as Lunar New Year Begins

Taiwan's defense ministry said over the weekend it had detected eight Chinese balloons crossing the Taiwan Strait.

Justice Department to Release Special Counsel’s Report on Biden’s Handling of Classified Documents: WaPo

A report from The Washington Post claimed that the Department of Justice (DOJ) is looking to release a special counsel's report of Biden's handling of classified documents.

UBS Shares Decline Following Disappointing Fourth-Quarter Results

UBS shares in Zurich experienced a nearly 3% decline following the Swiss lender's fourth-quarter earnings report, which failed to meet the expectations set by...

Study Acknowledges COVID-19 Vaccine Risks ‘Outweigh the Rewards’

A study published in the digital journal Cureus acknowledged that the risks presented by the COVID-19 mRNA vaccines "outweigh the rewards."

ChatGPT Spreads ‘Climate Change’ Narratives

A study published in Scientific Reports detailed 3,000 people's conversations with ChatGPT about climate change, finding that about a quarter of the individuals were more open to the idea of climate change after interacting with the AI.

WHO Predicts Rise in Global Cancer Rates

The World Health Organization's (WHO) International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) said in a February 1 report that global cancer rates are expected to increase.

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