After five years of debilitating symptoms and a multiple sclerosis diagnosis that doctors now say was incorrect, Christina Applegate is questioning whether her breast implants could be contributing to her illness. Her medical nightmare raises disturbing questions about misdiagnosis, patient suffering and the limits of modern medicine.
Canadian provinces are attracting American doctors and nurses to address critical staffing shortages. But recruitment alone cannot repair a health-care system struggling with burnout, long wait times and a shortage of family physicians.
Thousands of Italian schools received bomb threats as similar warnings spread across Europe. Authorities say the threats appear to be hoaxes, but the disruption raises serious security concerns.
Saudi Arabia’s Civil Defence has reportedly lifted emergency warnings in three governorates just minutes after issuing them, leaving questions about the original threat.
Trump’s envoys are heading to Moscow for high-stakes negotiations with Vladimir Putin. Despite progress on prisoner exchanges, deep divisions remain over Ukraine’s territory, security guarantees and Europe’s role in any peace agreement.
A Chinese university linked to the People’s Liberation Army obtained restricted Nvidia H200 chips despite U.S. sanctions, exposing troubling questions about American technology export enforcement.
House Democrats are preparing investigations into alleged political pressure, intelligence officer dismissals and declining morale inside America’s spy agencies under President Trump.