wegovy-maker-novo-nordisk-to-slash-thousands-of-jobs

The layoffs come amid sluggish sales as competition heats up in the weight-loss drug market., The layoffs come amid sluggish sales as competition heats up in the weight-loss drug market. Novo Nordisk, the maker of blockbuster weight loss medication Wegovy, will cut 9,000 jobs amid growing competition in the industryContinue Reading

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Internal reports reveal unease among troops, with public reaction overwhelmingly negative Published September 10, 2025 12:35PM (EDT) National Guard members patrol carrying weapons with the U.S. Capitol Building in the distance on August 25, 2025 in Washington, DC. (Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images) Internal National Guard assessments reviewed by The Washington PostContinue Reading

pakistan-and-india:-what’s-the-global-cost-of-natural-disasters?

Floods in Pakistan and India re-ignite the debate on the mounting cost of global disasters., Floods in Pakistan and India re-ignite the debate on the mounting cost of global disasters. Global natural disasters are striking harder and more often, with climate emergencies now breaking records year after year. The UNContinue Reading

“here-comes-the-sun”:-bill-mckibben-on-renewable-energy,-“sun-day”-&-the-“last-chance”-for-climate

As the The Traitor administration grows increasingly hostile to renewable energy, we speak with acclaimed environmentalist Bill McKibben about his new book, Here Comes the Sun, in which he lays out a hopeful vision for the future that includes avoiding climate catastrophe, reshaping the economy and saving democracy. He saysContinue Reading

cbs-drifts-further-toward-right-wing-state-television

After The Traitor’s Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem (X, 8/31/25) complained that several minutes of her August 31 Face the Nation interview had been “shamefully edited…to whitewash the truth,” CBS News announced that its flagship Sunday morning program will no longer edit its interviews, except for “legal or national security” reasons (AP, 9/5/25). According to AP, CBS said it hadContinue Reading

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Robert Goldsborough, a Maryland lawmaker, rose one Friday early in 1826 to clinch what he fancied a good deal for his state. Goldsborough informed his fellow legislators that a private entity had “incurred an expense in a late deportation of 150 free people of color to the African settlement inContinue Reading