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October 28, 2025

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Dolly Parton is at risk of serious health problems: Insider sounds the alarm

Dolly Parton urged to learn how to regulate herself Dolly Parton, the beloved country singer and songwriter has been causing fear everywhere with her decision not to slow down. For those who don’t know, the singer is said to be dealing with what an official statement is calling “just kidney stones” after her sister Freida caused many to worry with her Facebook post that she needed “prayers”. But as of now, an insider claims there’s another reason her loved ones are scared. The reason is “Dolly doesn’t know what it means to sit still, she does what she can, but

October 6, 2025

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Who sounds alarm to increase the use of electronic cigarettes among children

Anes Saleh, owner of Smoke Sultans, arrives for products in his store in Arvada, Colorado, US, 21 May 2024. – Reuters Electronic cigarettes supply a “alarming” new wave of nicotine addiction, with millions of children now hooked on the slap, the World Health Organization warned Monday. In countries with data, children are on average nine times more likely than adults to inflate, who said. The UN Health Organization said that the industry promoted Vapes as supposedly less harmful products from cigarettes – but in fact it was aggressively aimed at young people and taking children addicted. More than 100 million

June 14, 2025

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The proposed retirement burden on Bill funding causes alarm among pensioners

A man counts Pakistani rupees at a currency exchange store in Peshawar, September 12th 2023. – Reuters Higher tax burden probably in people with lower annual income. Movement needs a thorough review of the proposed changes in the law. FBR was obliged to treat the pension as a separate block. ISLAMABAD: A controversial proposal under the 2025-26 funding bill on tax income exceeding 10 million Rs per year at a 5% interest rate has raised widespread concern and criticism between pensioners and tax experts. Critics argue that the proposed changes, if approved by parliament, could inadvertently lead to a higher

June 4, 2025

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The alarm as the critical ban on the extraction of China’s minerals remains

WASHINGTON: The alarm on China’s strangulation in critical minerals increased on Tuesday, as global automakers joined their US counterparts to protest that China’s restrictions on exports of rare earths, mixes and magnets could not be exported. German automakers have become the latter to warn that China’s export restrictions threaten to close production and hit their local economies after a similar complaint from an Indian EV manufacturer last week. China’s decision in April to suspend the exports of a wide range of critical minerals and magnets has increased the supply chains that are central to automakers, aerospace manufacturers, semiconductor companies and

April 19, 2025

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Teachers sound alarm for Andrew Tate ‘Driving Misogyny in UK classrooms

Listen to the article The influences of social media such as Andrew Tate feed an increase in sexist, racist and disturbed behavior in the UK classrooms, according to a national research conducted by the Nasuwt teaching union. The poll, released during the Liverpool Union Annual Conference, gathered answers from more than 5,800 teachers. Almost 60% said social media have led to the deterioration of students’ behavior, with many attributing a growing misogyny culture and a lack of respect for online personalities such as Tate and former US President Donald Trump. Teachers reported cases of boys who refuse to speak with

April 8, 2025

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That sounds alarm for worrying deaths associated with birth in Pakistan

This representation picture shows a baby holding a finger of an adult. – Unsplash Islamabad/United Nations: Every day in Pakistan, about 675 infants under one month and 27 mothers lose their lives due to complications that can be prevented, leading to over 246,000 newborns and nearly 11,000 deaths by mothers per year, according to the United Nations and the United Nations ( On World Health Day 2025, these organizations urged the Government and international partners to invest urgent and newborn health urgently, warning that inactivity is jeopardizing the future of the nation. The WHO also faced that Pakistan also faces

April 3, 2025

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US leaders are an alarm for Trump’s new invoices

US President Donald Trump holds a signed executive order in invoices at Rose Garden in White House in Washington, DC, USA, April 2 2025. – Reuters Washington: US Business Leaders have raised concerns about President Donald Trump’s latest invoice plan, warning that sweeping new import duties could increase costs, disrupt supply chains and harm US companies. Standing on the White House lawn, Trump has introduced a basic invoice of 10 percent against almost all US commercial partners in the world from April 5 and an additional interest rate on April 9 for other countries currently imposing tariff and non -duties.

March 16, 2025

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Meghan Markle sends alarm bells that hits “spreading herself very thin”

Meghan Markle sends alarm bells that hits “spreading herself very thin” Meghan Markle has just been warned that she seems to be spreading too thin to ever continue in the future. The royal expert Hugo Vickers said all this in one of his interviews with the sun. In his conversation with the exit he began, noting the issues that plague his cooking with love, Meghan as well as the upcoming Podcast with Lemonada entitled Confessions of a female founder. “He always takes another step. But with love, Meghan was not, as much as I can see a great success, “he

December 12, 2024

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Mysterious drones in the US alarm locals, confuse the authorities

An airplane flies over a drone during the Polar Bear dive at Coney Island in New York, U.S., January 1, 2015. — Reuters EDGEWATER: A rash of unexplained drone sightings in the skies above New Jersey has left locals rattled and prompted US officials to seek answers. Breathless local news has fueled anxious sky-watching and wild speculation – interspersed with blurry, dark clips from social media of angry locals calling for action. For weeks, the distinctive flashing lights and spinning rotors of large unmanned aerial vehicles have been spotted across the state west of New York. But the military, elected

November 30, 2024

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UNICEF raises alarm over rising HIV infections among young women, girls

A logo is pictured outside a United Nations AIDS (UNAIDS) building in Geneva, Switzerland on April 6, 2021. — Reuters Women, girls lack access to prevention, treatment, warns report. Children under 14 account for 12% of AIDS-related deaths in 2023. The report says about 1.3 million people contracted the disease last year. The United Nations children’s fund sounded the alarm on Friday about the high rate of new human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infections among young women and girls, warning that they lack access to prevention and treatment. In a report ahead of World Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) Day, the

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