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Greetings! Here are some top picks for your weekend. 

In an unprecedented move, 3 Supreme Court justices have recused themselves from a case related to the 2020 election. This rare decision has significant implications.

Meanwhile, astonishing recoveries in late-stage cancer patients have sparked a new study into the potential of ivermectin as an anti-cancer agent. Could this common anti-parasitic drug be a breakthrough in cancer treatment?

Enjoy your weekend and stay tuned for more fascinating insights. 

In a rare move, three Supreme Court justices recused themselves from a 2020 election-related case aimed directly at them. Discover the intriguing details and implications of this unprecedented decision.

Ivermectin as an anti-cancer agent? Astonishing recoveries in late-stage cancer patients have sparked a new study into its potential. Could this common anti-parasitic drug be a breakthrough in cancer treatment?

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A verdict is expected in the New York case against former President Trump, with a judge's ruling potentially making a guilty verdict easier.
The WHO's pandemic treaty has officially failed to pass. This controversial treaty would have given the WHO greater influence over global health policy.

Children with the rare genetic disease RCDP die young due to a lack of plasmalogen, also low in Alzheimer's patients. Dr. Dayan Goodenowe discovered this molecule's deficiency in Alzheimer's and developed a supplement now being trialed. Two RCDP children, Thatcher and Nova, show promising results. Could restoring plasmalogens benefit both conditions?

In a rare move, Justice Samuel Alito defends his decision not to recuse himself from Jan. 6 and 2020 election cases, amidst intense media and government pressure. Discover the intriguing backstory and what this could mean for the future.