1. Ukraine war keeps escalating 2. US abortion battle heats up 3. Fox lied about Trump election claims? 4. Trump's legal woes continue 5. New Long Covid side effects: fear mongering or academic revelations?
Anything I missed?
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Ukraine is facing significant artillery supply issues and has appealed to the EU for more supplies to ease critical shortages.
This is well above what the EU agreed to send.
Will ammo issues result in the end of the war or even a Russia victory?
CNN reports that the attack on the Bryansk region was carried out by Neo Nazis from the Ukrainian Army.
Is this a rogue battalion or is it systemic of Ukrainian ideology, as claimed by the Russians?
Nord Stream...
Was it Russia, was it the USA, were Nato allies made aware?
A new report states that Russia plans to repair the Nord stream but has no plans to make it operational.
German support for Ukraine is unwavering.
Putin signed a decree that if an “industrial enterprises disrupt the fulfillment of the state defense order under martial law, they will be subject to such a measure as external control.”
Martial Law? Dictatorship? Or ordinary war time measures?
Ukrainian forces have begun their withdrawal from Bakhmut.
Sources say that within 2 days there will be a complete takeover of Bakhmut by Russian forces.
Wagner forces have been confirmed to be crossing the Bakhmut river.
Russia winning the war?
The US has announced today the transfer of $400 Million in Military Aid to Ukraine.
What will be sent is armored vehicles, ammunition and explosives.
Long war ahead?
White House condemns push to block abortion pills
Walgreen announced it would no longer sell abortion pills by mail
Should everyone have the right to abortion pills or should this be controlled at the State or Federal level?
Rupert Murdoch admits that Fox endorsed the false notion of stolen election.
Is this a Trump ally who has now disavowed his stolen election claims?
Dominion Voting Systems have filed a $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against Fox News.
Former President Donald Trump has sought a delay in the New York fraud case.
Trump wants to extend the deadline in order to review the extensive amount of documents filed in the case.
Is this fair or is this a delay tactic?
Long Covid side effects: the revelations continue
Recent study seems to provide insight into long covid which impacts the brain and health risks.
Has this got academic basis or this another form of scaremongering?
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Bradford Smith, who has ALS—a disease that left only his brain and eyes working—got a Neuralink implant in January. Now, he can talk with his family more normally.
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