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Kenya's safari lodges booked tourists at pre-war prices and now run generators on diesel that costs twice what it did in December -- something breaks, and it will not be the leopard.
Pakistan hiked petrol to 458 rupees per litre and diesel to 520 -- a midnight shock that landed on a country that did not start this war.
182 stations in NSW alone are out of diesel, part of a nationwide crisis that has left more than 500 Australian service stations dry on at least one fuel type.
A Stanford trial showed a fasting-mimicking diet cut Crohn's disease activity by 40%; a Calgary trial found an 8-hour eating window reduced flares.
A Nature study found 80% of countries made no improvement in physical activity over two decades; climate change will make it worse.
Bangladesh cut government office hours and rationed fuel as the Hormuz closure's second-order effects reach 170 million people.
Novo Nordisk failed to report deaths and side effects to the FDA; separately, 30 telehealth companies received warnings over GLP-1 drug marketing.
Cuba's power grid has collapsed for the fourth time since the US oil blockade began -- each restoration is shorter, each collapse less surprising.
The FDA has warned 30 telehealth companies over misleading marketing of compounded GLP-1 drugs, escalating a crackdown that forced Hims & Hers to pull its compounded semaglutide pill.
Three months into 2026, the losses include Chuck Norris, Catherine O'Hara, Robert Duvall, James Van Der Beek, Jesse Jackson, Neil Sedaka, and Willie Colon.
Bangladesh shortened office hours to 9 a.m.–4 p.m. and ordered malls to close early, the latest austerity measure from a country absorbing a war it had no part in starting.
A Lancet Global Health study projects that rising temperatures will drive millions into physical inactivity by 2050, contributing to an estimated 500,000 additional premature deaths annually.
With Redzepi's March resignation and Noma 2.0's final service in January, the restaurant that redefined fine dining is now a cautionary tale about genius and its human cost.
Cuba's national power grid has collapsed for the fourth time in March, but the media coverage that greeted the first collapse has all but disappeared — normalization as a news phenomenon.
The Philippines remains under a national energy emergency with roughly 45 days of fuel reserves, rotating brownouts ongoing, and a critical diesel shipment just arrived.
NTSB investigators are reportedly examining whether a LaGuardia air traffic controller left the post to use an emergency phone moments before the fatal March 22 runway collision.
Biohackers World 2026 drew nearly 2,000 attendees and 75 wellness brands to LA for two days of longevity science and the conviction that death is a solvable problem.