Special counsel Jack Smith on Aug. 26 appealed a Florida judge’s decision dismissing the classified documents case against Trump. Smith argues that his appointment by the attorney general and the funding he receives are valid.

Judge Aileen Cannon ruled in July that Smith’s appointment ran afoul of the constitutional requirement for congressional approval in the appointment of officers and government funding.

“The Attorney General validly appointed the Special Counsel, who is also properly funded,” the special counsel said in a brief to the appellate court on Aug. 26. Read the full story here›

Camu camu, a small yet powerful berry from the Amazon rainforest, could be useful in treating non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, recent research suggests. Compared to the placebo, camu camu consumption led to a 15 percent reduction in liver fat in only 12 weeks, André Marette, a medical professor at Laval University in Quebec and the lead author of the study, told The Epoch Times in an interview.

Fatty liver disease currently affects more than a quarter of adults in the United States. The ailment begins with fat buildup in the liver, which can lead to liver scarring and other conditions. Without intervention, the disease can potentially progress to fatal liver failure. Read the full story here›

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