Author: Rachel Maddow

Rachel Maddow is a freelance journalist based in the USA, with over 20 years of experience covering Politics, World Affairs, Business, Health, Technology, Finance, Lifestyle, and Culture. She earned her degree in Political Science and Journalism from Stanford University. Throughout her career, she has contributed to outlets such as MSNBC, The New York Times, and The Washington Post. Known for her thorough reporting and compelling storytelling, Rachel delivers accurate and timely news that keeps readers informed on both national and global developments.

Researchers found that drinking orange juice daily changes thousands of immune-cell genes.Many of these genes regulate blood pressure, control sugar metabolism, and reduce inflammation.These mechanisms play a vital role in long-term cardiovascular health, experts say.David C. Gaze of the University of Westminster explains that orange juice triggers measurable changes in the body. Reduced Inflammation and Improved Blood Pressure Adults drank 500 ml of pasteurised orange juice daily for two months in a recent study.After 60 days, genes linked to stress and inflammation—NAMPT, IL6, IL1B, NLRP3—showed lower activity.The SGK1 gene, which controls kidney sodium retention, also decreased activity.Researchers say these shifts…

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Bitcoin plunged below €75,000 on Monday as the broader cryptocurrency market continued its steep decline.Cryptocurrencies entered another month of losses, with Bitcoin dropping over 5% during early European trading.After reaching about €110,000 in early October, Bitcoin suffered a prolonged decline triggered by large-scale liquidations and sell-offs.In November, Bitcoin lost more than 16% of its value, briefly approaching €74,000.Ethereum and Solana also fell over 5% on Monday, extending the downward trend that started in October.Bitcoin attempted brief rebounds last month, but the gains vanished, and prices resumed falling. Investors Avoid Risky Assets Investors sold other stocks as they shifted toward risk-averse…

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Researchers document over 237 cyber operations targeting space infrastructure between 2023 and 2025.Cyber actors threaten satellites and communications systems during the Gaza conflict, the report warns.The Center for Security Studies (CSS) at ETH Zürich analyzed social media posts, news stories, and cybercrime forum information to track attacks on Israeli and global space agencies.June 2025 saw the sharpest rise in space cyberattacks when Israel and Iran engaged, producing 72 operations in one month.Report author Clémence Poirier notes this surge accounts for almost one-third of all recorded incidents.The study identifies cyber operations against the space sector as part of a growing pattern…

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Ukraine targeted two oil tankers hours before drones attacked Russia’s terminal in Novorossiysk.The Caspian Pipeline Consortium halted operations after sea drones struck around 4AM, local media reported.Officials say the strikes intensify pressure on Russia’s oil transport network amid ongoing conflict. Crews Rescued After Explosions at Sea Coast guard units quickly rescued all crew members following the attacks.The Gambia-flagged Kairos exploded and caught fire 28 nautical miles off Kocaeli while traveling empty to Novorossiysk.Soon after, the Virat suffered a strike about 35 nautical miles off the Turkish coast.Authorities confirm both tankers belong to Russia’s fleet of aging ships used to bypass…

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Health officials warn that measles is resurging worldwide despite sharp declines in deaths since 2000. The World Health Organization (WHO) reports a 47 per cent rise in measles cases across Europe and Central Asia last year, driven by falling vaccination rates. Experts warn that gains in reducing infections and deaths are starting to slip away. In 2024, measles killed approximately 95,000 people globally, mostly children under five. Deaths dropped from 780,000 in 2000, yet the WHO stresses that every preventable death remains unacceptable. Vaccination campaigns have saved nearly 59 million lives since 2000 (WHO, 2025). Rising Infections Highlight Vulnerabilities Global…

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A group of tourists attempted the O Circuit trek despite worsening weather and absent park rangers. Torres del Paine National Park, hidden in icy Patagonia, attracts roughly 250,000 to 300,000 visitors annually. Thousands of them tackle the park’s famous trails each year. On 17 November, a sudden blizzard struck the remote O Circuit, killing five trekkers and leaving dozens stranded in whiteout conditions for hours. The disaster exposed gaps in park safety and highlighted ongoing concerns about management and preparedness. The trekkers, about 30 international hikers, departed the Los Perros campsite between 5 and 7 a.m. They aimed to cross…

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Dozens of demonstrators gathered in central Paris to condemn surging domestic violence and honour recent victims.Activist Marie-Josée, 78, expressed despair as the crowd remembered five women killed last week by partners or former partners.The protest came hours before the government received a new report urging major reforms in handling domestic abuse.Officials submitted the report to Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin, recommending the trial of magistrates focused solely on intrafamilial violence.Le Parisien revealed the report ahead of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, highlighting the need for a comprehensive approach.Many protesters said conditions for women in France continue…

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Japan introduced a plan to reduce overtourism in major cities like Tokyo and Kyoto. The Japan National Tourism Organisation and All Nippon Airways now offer free domestic flights across ANA’s regional network for UK and European travellers. The initiative runs from 24 November to 31 January 2026 and encourages tourists to explore lesser-known areas while easing pressure on crowded destinations. The campaign forms part of the “Stopover & Add-on Free Fare” programme. Eligible economy passengers can book up to two free domestic flights when making an international booking by 31 January, though flight departures can occur anytime after that date.…

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The UN climate summit failed to deliver a clear plan to phase out fossil fuels, leaving the European Union increasingly isolated. COP30 in Belém ended with a final text that contained no roadmap, drawing criticism from observers who called it an empty deal and a moral failure. The United States withdrew from climate negotiations, creating both a political and financial void, with President Donald Trump dismissing climate change as a “con job.” Countries heavily dependent on fossil-fuel revenue, including Saudi Arabia and the UAE, rejected any target or timeline for phasing out fossil fuels. One day before the summit concluded,…

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Scientists traced the ancient planet Theia, which vanished billions of years ago, to understand the Moon’s formation.Astronomers in France, Germany, and the United States analysed terrestrial and lunar rocks to follow Theia’s path.New research suggests Theia formed much closer to the Sun than previously believed.Theia collided with early Earth around 4.5 billion years ago, scattering debris that formed the Moon.Material from Theia became part of both Earth and the Moon after the impact.The giant impact theory has explained the Moon’s birth since Apollo samples were first studied over 50 years ago.Theia’s disappearance erased direct chemical evidence, leaving scientists to infer…

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