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Rising Far-Right Rhetoric and Local Islamophobia: Europe and the US See Parallel Impacts on Muslim Communities
October 30, 2025
Rising Far-Right Rhetoric and Local Islamophobia: Europe and the US See Parallel Impacts on Muslim Communities
Rising Far-Right Rhetoric and Local Islamophobia: Europe and the US See Parallel Impacts on Muslim Communities —————————————– A hardening of political discourse and a spike in anti-Muslim sentiment are reverberating from the Netherlands to Minnesota, with communities reporting increased threats,…
Ex-Intel CEO Patrick Gelsinger Promotes Christian Influence in AI Development
October 30, 2025
Ex-Intel CEO Patrick Gelsinger Promotes Christian Influence in AI Development
Ex-Intel CEO Patrick Gelsinger Promotes Christian Influence in AI Development ————————————- Patrick Gelsinger, the former CEO of Intel, is now leading a significant movement to integrate Christian faith and ethics into the development of artificial intelligence, according to a report…
Men Need More Exercise Than Women to Cut Heart Disease Risk, Studies Find
October 30, 2025
Men Need More Exercise Than Women to Cut Heart Disease Risk, Studies Find
Men Need More Exercise Than Women to Cut Heart Disease Risk, Studies Find ——————————————————— Two new studies are reshaping understanding of how exercise affects health, revealing both sex differences in benefits and the importance of walking pace. According to The…
Scientists Discover Brain Fluid Waves Linked to Attention Lapses
October 30, 2025
Scientists Discover Brain Fluid Waves Linked to Attention Lapses
Scientists Discover Brain Fluid Waves Linked to Attention Lapses …………….. New research has revealed that brief lapses in attention, often triggered by sleep deprivation, coincide with waves of fluid moving out of the brain, as reported by The Guardian. Scientists…
New Breath Test Offers Hope for Early Detection of Pancreatic Cancer
October 30, 2025
New Breath Test Offers Hope for Early Detection of Pancreatic Cancer
New Breath Test Offers Hope for Early Detection of Pancreatic Cancer …………….. A pioneering breath test for pancreatic cancer could transform the way the disease is diagnosed and treated, according to scientists at Imperial College London, as reported by The…
Brazil’s Deadliest Police Raid Kills at Least 119 in Rio de Janeiro
October 30, 2025
Brazil’s Deadliest Police Raid Kills at Least 119 in Rio de Janeiro
Brazil’s Deadliest Police Raid Kills at Least 119 in Rio de Janeiro ………… At least 119 people were killed in a police operation targeting a major drug gang in Rio de Janeiro, marking the deadliest raid in Brazil’s history, authorities…
Eighteen Migrants Die in Boat Sinking off Libya’s Coast
October 30, 2025
Eighteen Migrants Die in Boat Sinking off Libya’s Coast
Eighteen Migrants Die in Boat Sinking off Libya’s Coast ……… Eighteen migrants died and over 90 others were rescued after a boat sank near Libya’s Sorman coast, officials said, as reported by Khaama Press. The International Organization for Migration confirmed…
Manila Hosts 2025 Global Halal Conference to Boost Trade and Food Security
October 30, 2025
Manila Hosts 2025 Global Halal Conference to Boost Trade and Food Security
Manila Hosts 2025 Global Halal Conference to Boost Trade and Food Security …………. Manila, the Philippines, successfully hosted the 2025 International Halal Conference and the second World Halal Food Council (WHFC) Forum on October 28–29, drawing experts, officials, and industry…
Syria Records 40 Deaths in Five Days Amid Rising Violence
October 30, 2025
Syria Records 40 Deaths in Five Days Amid Rising Violence
Syria Records 40 Deaths in Five Days Amid Rising Violence ……….. Syria has seen a sharp increase in killings, assassinations, and sectarian attacks, highlighting a worsening security situation across the country. Between October 22 and 26, at least 40 people,…
Afghanistan-Pakistan Tensions Soar as Peace Talks Fail
October 30, 2025
Afghanistan-Pakistan Tensions Soar as Peace Talks Fail
Negotiations held in Istanbul between Pakistan and Taliban-led Afghanistan collapsed after four days without reaching a durable agreement. Pakistan accused Kabul of failing to rein in militant groups launching attacks across the border, while Afghanistan rejected the accusation of providing…