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Blast wounds, burns and disease: Rafah’s spiraling health-care crisis

Israel’s military operations in Rafah have overwhelmed hospitals, which were already struggling to treat patients suffering from malnutrition and disease.

What to know about U.S. military aid to Israel as Biden warns of cut

President Biden stated he would halt a shipment of U.S. offensive weapons to Israel if it moves ahead with a ground invasion of the city of Rafah.

RFK Jr. revealed he had a parasitic brain worm. Here’s what to know.

The presidential candidate disclosed cognitive problems after contracting a parasitic worm and was diagnosed with mercury poisoning more than a decade ago.

High levels of ultra-processed foods linked with early death, brain issues

Ultra-processed foods encompass a broad category, including cookies, doughnuts, potato chips, hot dogs, white bread and frozen meals.

Analysis | Judge keeps tying Trump to possible intimidation

Juan Merchan has cited at least three instances of Trump’s potentially intimidating a witness or jurors. But experts say it’s hard to police.

Live updates: Stormy Daniels spars with Trump attorney while testifying in hush money trial

Stormy Daniels returned to the stand Thursday to continue her testimony in Donald Trump’s trial on allegations of business fraud related to hush money paid.

Israel mulls options for Rafah after Biden threatens to withhold arms

The rupture comes after months of disagreement between the two countries over Israel’s conduct of the war.

A beloved alley cat now lives in the Watergate. Was she kidnapped, or rescued?

This is the saga of Kitty Snows, street queen of Foggy Bottom, and her feisty human neighbors.

Middle East conflict live updates: Israeli officials criticize Biden’s threat to halt weapons over Rafah

In his first threat to withhold U.S. military aid, President Biden also acknowledged that American bombs used by Israel had killed civilians in the Gaza Strip.

The iPad lost. Smartphones won.

Steve Jobs predicted iPads could become as widespread as cars. Instead, they’re a niche.