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Lilly’s Next-Gen Obesity Shot Shows Best-In-Class Weight Loss In Study
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Shares of Eli Lilly are higher in premarket trading after the company unveiled
blowout topline results for its next-generation obesity drug retatrutide, which
delivered more than 23% weight loss over 68 weeks – the strongest performance
yet for a late-stage obesity trial. Adult patients in the Phase 3 TRIUMPH-4
trial testing retatrutide, a first-in-class GIP, […]
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Dark-Fleet Tanker At Epicenter Of Iran’s Shadow Oil Trade Seized By U.S.
Commandos
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Welcome to Monroe Doctrine 2.0 – a revival of gunboat diplomacy – where U.S.
forces just carried out an exceptionally rare move: seizing a massive
dark-fleet tanker off Venezuela, long known as a key tanker for Iran’s shadow
oil trade. Maritime tracker MarineTraffic shows that the vessel commandeered by
a U.S. special operations team, which […]
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Tether Launches Privacy-Focused Health Platform With On-Device AI
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Authored by Nate Kostar via CoinTelegraph.com, Tether has launched a new
platform that aggregates data from multiple wearables and wellness apps into a
single, locally processed dashboard, aiming to give users control over their
biometric information. The platform, called QVAC Health, aggregates data from
fitness trackers, nutrition apps and other wearables into an encrypted
dashboard […]
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Democrats Know Their Constituents Can’t Read Charts. That’s Why…
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Another attempted “gotcha moment” on X by Democrats backfired, revealing that
their political strategists and whoever handles their social media accounts
lack the most basic chart-reading skills. However, X users pointed out that
these political operatives aren’t DEI fools; instead, they seem incapable of
telling the truth. The X account for the Senate Majority PAC, which […]
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Trump’s Pardon Spree – The Dispatch
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Since his second day in office, Trump has issued pardons or commutations to
more than 170 individuals—and on his first day, he signed the largest group
pardon since President Jimmy Carter’s 1977 amnesty for Vietnam War draft
evaders, pardoning more than 1,500 individuals convicted of or awaiting trial
for offenses related to the January 6 […]
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