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Two New Studies Question Whether Cannabis Improves Sleep
Two new studies question cannabis as a sleep aid. A Cochrane review found little insomnia benefit, and a long-term study linked use…
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Ukraine accuses SpaceX of throttling Starlink terminals
Ukraine accuses SpaceX of limiting Starlink terminals above 100mph, saying drone operations and frontline logistics were hit as Russia struck Kyiv.
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POLITICS
Pakistan and Russia pledge closer action on organised crime
In Islamabad, Mohsin Naqvi and Vladimir Kolokoltsev agreed to expand Pakistan-Russia cooperation on organised crime, drug trafficking and cybercrime.
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HEALTH
ANB033 Drug Shows Protection Against Gluten Damage in Trial
A small early-stage trial found First Tracks Biotherapeutics' drug ANB033 eased gluten symptoms and protected celiac patients from intestinal damage.
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WORLD
Tehran municipality faces criticism over welfare projects
Tehran municipality's welfare projects, including price freezes and newborn payments, raise questions over funding, scope and effectiveness in Tehran.
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Suspected Israeli online recruitment alarms Iran and Lebanon
Israeli intelligence is suspected of using social media to recruit informants in Lebanon and Iran, according to security experts and local warnings.
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BUSINESS
Netflix to cut 1,000 jobs in steepest cuts since 2022
Netflix will cut 1,000 jobs globally, around 6% of its workforce, as the streaming firm faces rivals such as YouTube and TikTok.
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SPORTS
Elle Duncan, Sophie Cunningham criticise WNBA media coverage
Elle Duncan and Sophie Cunningham say online mob mentality and clickbait headlines are distracting from the WNBA and call for mutual respect.
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WORLD
Two Iranian security officials killed near Chabahar port
Two Iranian security personnel were killed in separate attacks near Chabahar port in Sistan-Baluchestan, adding to recent violence near the Pakistan border.
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Fire at Albania’s Education Ministry as Tirana protests continue
Protesters set fire overnight inside Albania's Education Ministry in Tirana as student rallies continue, police said. Sixteen people were arrested.
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