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The rising awareness towards the benefits offered by e-health solutions is primarily driving the GCC e-health market. In addition to this, e-health helps to build faster and more direct doctor-patient communication, allowing the patient to record and share medical records remotely while eliminating the need to visit a hospital, which in turn is acting as another significant growth-inducing factor.

Reeling from Falling Polls, Paul Ryan Floods District with Mailers on Border Security After Funding Every Obama Open Borders Initiative

Palestinian national icon Ahed Tamimi (nicknamed “Shirley Temper”) was freed after serving an eight-month sentence in Israeli prison for recording herself punching, kicking and slapping two Israeli soldiers.

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Detroit and Chinese representatives recently celebrated 40 years of U.S.-China relations and ping-pong diplomacy.

"Woke capital incarnate."

The increasing utilization of HPMC in the food and beverage (F&B) industry as a thickening agent, stabilizer, and emulsifier for preparing frozen fruits, ketchup, toppings, sauces, etc., is primarily driving the GCC hydroxypropyl methylcellulose market. Apart from this, the rising demand for low-fat food products, on account of the growing consumer health consciousness, is further augmenting the market growth.

Hillary Clinton, who is already the presumed front-runner for President in 2016, has a radical past, and details are only now bubbling to the surface. Today, The Washington Free Beacon …

Actress Ruby Rose has deleted her social media presence after facing a backlash for being cast as "Batwoman" — not from the right, angry that the self-described lesbian character will be played as written, but from the left, who declared Rose "not gay enough" to play the female superhero

Keep it classy, Bernie Bros

President Trump's personal attorney and former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani said on Thursday morning that he is out of the hospital and feeling "better than ever" after being admitted earlier this week following a coronavirus diagnosis.

The supply squeeze, one of the first ever since the U.S. began sending large volumes of gas abroad, means hefty heating bills for consumers.

Well, if Jesus didn’t work, how about the GOAT? That seems to be the thinking of beleaguered Florida Democratic gubernatorial candidate Charlie Crist.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is confirming that he's plotting to use a Super PAC to go after former GOP rivals Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas and Gov. John Kasich of Ohio, who have declined to endorse him. "Well, it's not the number one thing on my mind. Look, what's on my mind is beating Hillary Clinton. What's on my mind is winning for the Republican Party," Trump said in an interview aired on NBC's "Meet the Press." on Sunday. "With that being said, yeah, I'll probably do a super PAC, you know, when they run against Kasich, for $10 million to $20 million, against Ted Cruz. And maybe one other person that I'm thinking about."

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The Republican Party reports that President Trump continues to receive unprecedented donations from his fans. The number of donors has also skyrocketed since the formal impeachment proceedings began five months ago.

Being the renowned dummy-ologist I am, it’s an honor to be presenting the first Idiot of the Year Awards this year.

Former Portland State professor discusses his decision to join University of Austin faculty.

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp challenged that Democratic opponent Stacey Abrams has been profiting off of sowing mistrust in vote counting process for a decade.

Self-loathing whites offer to clean for, massage & be shouted at by blacks to atone for slavery.

It’s time to double down on our efforts to persuade — not vilify — those with whom we disagree.

Trump Overrules State Wishes As He Signs Order Diverting Water To California Farmers.President Trump has signed an order in California to divert much

Palihapitiya's idea saw a mixed reaction, with some on Twitter comparing it to Nazi Germany's use of the Star of David, while others simply questioned why a mask should still be used when vaccines offer their own protection.

A pro-New York City Mayor Eric Adams group donated $10,000 to Republican gubernatorial nominee Lee Zeldin on the eve of Election Day.