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Strike26 calls a nationwide general strike for Easter Sunday, but scheduling economic disruption on a day most Americans already stay home raises the question the movement refuses to answer.
Cuba's national power grid has collapsed for the fifth time since the US oil blockade began; the collapses are now so routine that neither Havana nor Washington treats them as events.
Biohackers World sold 10,000 tickets at $500 apiece for its next event, up from 2,000 attendees in LA -- and the longevity industry backing it is projected to hit $740 billion this year.
The FDA issued an April 1 reminder that compounders can only copy approved drugs during official shortages, effectively closing the last legal window for affordable weight-loss prescriptions.
A ScienceDaily report on a new multi-site trial joins the Stanford and Calgary data in testing diet as primary treatment for Crohn's -- not as a supplement to drugs, but as medicine itself.
A Lancet study projects climate change will push 250 million more adults below the WHO activity threshold by 2050, compounding a two-decade failure that public health campaigns never dented.
The NTSB has issued no new directives or updates since the controller inquiry emerged this week; the preliminary report on the March 22 LaGuardia crash is expected around April 21.