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EXCLUSIVE: Biological Agent Leak in Montana Exposed

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Another alliance of health care and AI signals why pharma stocks should be back in favor

Bristol Myers Squibb and Microsoft's new partnership aimed at accelerating early detection of lung cancer.

EXCLUSIVE: Federal Lab in Montana Reports Potential Theft, Loss, or Release of Dangerous Biological Agent

This reported incident highlights ongoing concerns about biosafety and security at high-containment labs handling select agents.

Breaking: Eugenicist Bill Gates Confronted At WEF In Davos, Called Out For Pushing Deadly COVID Jab On Humanity

Globalists aren't used to being exposed for killing millions worldwide.

Six-year-old girl is only member of family to survive Spanish rail disaster

Child was on way home from a musical with parents, brother and cousin when trains collided, killing 42 people

The Real Reason for the Drop in Fentanyl Overdoses

Drug deaths are finally falling—but the cause may be far outside of U.S. policy makers’ control.

Era of ‘global water bankruptcy’ is here, UN report says

Overuse and pollution must end urgently as no one knows when whole system might collapse, says expert

Drug pricing, patent losses and deals: Here's what pharma execs see ahead in the industry

Big pharma is grappling with new drug pricing deals and roughly $300 billion in potential lost revenue from patent expirations of blockbuster drugs.

‘Quad bike hero’ hailed for carrying people to and from scene of Spain train crash

Gonzalo Sánchez, armed with tools and a quad bike, ferried rescuers and victims after rail collision near Córdoba

Warming temperatures are forcing some Antarctic penguins to breed earlier, study finds

January 20, 2026 / 10:03 AM EST / CBS/AP

Divorce rings: why women are celebrating their breakups

From repurposed engagement rings to parties, tattoos and the wild home renovations of #DivorcedMomCore, relationship splits have entered a surprising new era

Write a card, read a poem, take fewer photos: how to feel more human in 2026

While ‘touch grass’ has become a popular prescription for a less digital life, choosing social friction over efficiency can also feel curative