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Matthew Perry’s Tragic Death Exposes Dark Underbelly of Healthcare Ethics in 2025

The untimely death of Matthew Perry has taken a dark turn as his doctor admits guilt in distributing ketamine.

A deep dive into the messy fallout between Trump and Musk reveals the transactional nature of their relationship.

Trump’s cavalier comments on sanctions against Russia prompt questions about U.S. leadership.

The G7 Summit has turned chaotic, revealing the cracks in global unity. Mark Carney’s call for action highlights the looming crisis.

Alberta’s new vaccine fee policy is causing chaos in the healthcare community. Are we witnessing a public health disaster?

Is the Democratic Party doomed? Insights from Doc Rivers reveal uncomfortable truths.

Huawei and ByteDance’s moves in Brazil could escalate US-China tensions over tech dominance.

As tensions rise, nations ramp up their nuclear arsenals, signaling an alarming trend.

In a world full of noise, Gaza’s doctors are screaming for help, but who’s listening?

James Gunn takes a stand against SnyderVerse fans trying to sabotage his Superman film, revealing the absurdity of their tactics.

An exhibition featuring Islamic treasures opens in Hong Kong, amidst geopolitical tensions.

With Europe’s aviation sector at a crossroads, innovation is essential for future competitiveness.

The conviction of Alaa Mousa uncovers the chilling realities behind Assad’s regime, raising questions about justice for victims.

Drones are increasingly infiltrating Quebec’s detention centres, raising serious concerns about security and inmate safety.

Sen. Padilla blames Trump’s campaign for escalating political tensions, leading to violence against lawmakers.

Think your underwear is harmless? Think again—your daily choices could be wreaking havoc.