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White House dodges questions on Hunter Biden laptop

Just a 1/4 cup per day of these seeds reduce your chances of Type 2 Diabetes by 30%. This story was originally published on the Sean McCaffrey Health Blog.

Sean McCaffrey

Generally Unhappy With Course of State, Oregonians Head to Polls for 2022 Primary May 16, 2022

OREGON—With the fifth-highest gas prices in the nation and the least popular governor in the country, Oregonians are generally dissatisfied as they head to the polls. According to a February poll conducted by DHM Research, only 18 percent of Oregonians think the state is headed in the right direction. On the issues, Oregon voters are […]

Scottie Barnes

The Superhero Chef: From Homeless to Star Restaurant Owner, Darnell Ferguson Turned His Life Around Through Food May 16, 2022

Darnell “SuperChef” Ferguson has an impressive roster of accomplishments, from cooking for Team USA at the 2008 Summer Olympics, to becoming a breakout star chef contestant on Food Network, to opening three hit restaurants in the South. His restaurant Superhero Chefs, in Tuscumbia, Alabama, was named one of the “Top 12 Best Breakfasts in America” […]

Melanie Young

“These Aren’t Normal Cancers” – Doctors All Over the World Are Noticing That “Something Is Wrong” Ryan Cole, M.D. May 16, 2022

Tune in to today’s episode of “Doctors & Scientists” to hear from guest Ryan Cole, M.D., on jaw-dropping COVID vaccine research. Dr. Cole and others have found unusual and surprising numbers and types of cancer after the rollout of COVID-19 injections. Also, tune in to hear a breakdown of the critical science on “several foot […]

Brian Hooker

Twitter Has Lost All of Its Stock Gains Since Elon Musk Disclosed Stake May 16, 2022

Since Elon Musk purchased a significant share in Twitter several weeks ago, the company has given up all its gains. Last month, Musk disclosed that he bought a 9 percent stake in the social media platform. But as of Monday afternoon, shares of Twitter dropped another 6 percent, sending its price down to $38.25—the lowest […]

Jack Phillips

Laguna Niguel Coastal Fire at 80 Percent Containment May 16, 2022

LAGUNA NIGUEL, Calif.—After a wildfire scorched approximately 200 acres in Aliso Wood Canyon, destroyed 20 homes, and damaged 11 more last week, fire authorities said they had reached 80 percent containment—citing favorable weather conditions. “Our crews are continuing to check for hotspots and then will repair any fire suppression out on the hillside,” Orange County […]

Brandon Drey

Tips for Buying Life Insurance for the Whole Family May 16, 2022

Taking care of your children’s needs means more than merely providing for them on a day-to-day basis. Since no one knows what the future holds, preparing for their daily needs in your absence is essential. You can be ready for the possibility of an accident or death with a life insurance policy to provide for […]

Mike Valles

Canadians Cancelling Their Summer Road Trips Due to Soaring Gas Prices: Survey May 16, 2022

Two-thirds of Canadian drivers are forgoing a summer road trip due to soaring gas prices, according to a recent survey. Conducted for the Tire and Rubber Association of Canada (TRAC), the survey found that 66 percent of drivers say high fuel prices will force them to cancel or limit road trips this summer. That number climbs […]

Andrew Chen

Ask the Builder: Think Before Cutting the Cord May 16, 2022

Do you have a love affair with power tools? If so, my guess is you may have succumbed to the sirens’ songs luring you into the Sea of Cordless Tools. Before you become mesmerized by the nymphs’ sweet voices, I suggest you check your heading and go hard to starboard before dashing your boat on […]

Tim Carter

Blue Zones Teach US How to Protect Our Chromosomes May 16, 2022

In recent years, much research has been conducted on length of life, especially on those cultures that not only live longer on average than other peoples, but thrive; having less physical and mental deterioration as they age. Many of these people live in areas dubbed “blue zones.” It’s often suggested that improvements in farming, habitation, cooking, […]

Michael Roth