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Valuable Paintings Burned in the Russian Occupation, Ukrainian Authorities

About 25 paintings by the famous Ukrainian artist Maria Primachenko were burned as a result of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on social media on Monday. The destruction of the artifacts has not been independently verified by The New York Times. The ministry said in a tweet that the …

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Supreme Court Considers Limiting EPA’s Ability to Address Climate

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court’s conservative majority Monday questioned the extent of the Environmental Protection Agency’s ability to regulate carbon emissions from power plants, suggesting the court could deal a sharp blow to the Biden administration’s efforts to address climate change. The questioning during the two-hour debate was mostly technical, and a few conservative judges …

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What is microdosing and does it work?

Much of the early research on microdosing was enthusiastic. survey responses from users who experience increased attention and cognition, feelings of well-being, and relief from anxiety and depression. Laboratory studies of psilocybin and LSD microdoses tend to support these claims, and mood, attention and creativity. However, these studies were generally small and did not compare …

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A Little Story About ‘Better Things’ Comes Out With a Big Bang

Many TV creators will tell you that they love their characters, and I’m sure they mean it seriously. But no one demonstrations You are the ones who love like Pamela Adlon did. Adlon (along with Louis CK), creator of FX’s family comedy “Better Things” since you left), also writing, starring and directing every episode since …

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Brooklyn Academy of Music Planning a Global Season

After that focusing The Brooklyn Academy of Music, its latest season on New York City artists, announced Monday a spring season packed with global offerings, including the New York premiere of British choreographer Akram Khan’s “Giselle.” production of “Cyrano de Bergerac” starring comedian Hannah Gadsby and James McAvoy. The season will also feature various New …

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Some Positive Health News for Older Americans

Removing the three-day requirement would get Congress to act. But at least with the right of appeal, you have a chance to fight. California Simplifies Medicaid Qualifications In a second promising development, California is removing asset limits for older people trying to qualify for Medicaid, and other states are considering similar moves. Medicaid, the state …

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Pfizer Shot Is Much Less Effective For 5-11 Years Old Compared To Elderly

The coronavirus vaccine made by Pfizer-BioNTech is much less effective at preventing infection in children ages 5 to 11 than older adolescents or adults, according to a new set of big data collected by health authorities in New York State. profound consequences for these children and their parents. The Pfizer vaccine is the only Covid …

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