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960,000 Americans will fall victim to a clogged circulatory system this year?
...All due to rancid cholesterol clogging their artery walls, restricting blood flow to their hearts, brains and vital organs... with the power to turn a living, breathing human being into a fading memory for their family... and a mere statistic.
But thanks to this nutrient, this once-savage killer is now as harmless as a teaspoon of sugar.
Which means all 75,000 miles of arteries, veins, capillaries and microscopic arterioles found in the human body are now rejuvenated — thanks to its effects...
...allowing nutrient-rich blood cells to reach every organ in the body!
All thanks to the biggest breakthrough in circulatory health in a century!
Pentagon Chief Orders Removal of Army Public Affairs Colonel Amid Promotion List Standoff
The story coming out of the Pentagon carries the weight of something deeper than a simple personnel change, and anyone who has covered the military knows that when promotion lists get frozen for four months, there is more beneath the surface than meets the eye.
Comedian Rosie O’Donnell Makes Brief Return to America After Year-Long
Actress and comedian Rosie O’Donnell departed the United States for Ireland shortly before President Donald Trump’s inauguration in January, taking her teenage daughter with her. After more than a year abroad, she has now returned briefly to determine whether conditions in America warrant a more permanent homecoming.
Around America
Man charged with murder after police say 2 killed in drug deal at South Carolina State University
A deadly dispute over a marijuana deal at South Carolina State University left two students dead and another injured. Authorities have charged an 18‑year‑old man, who was out on bond from a previous campus gun offense, highlighting ongoing safety concerns on college campuses.
Federal judge rules Kilmar Abrego Garcia can’t be re-detained by immigration authorities
Salvadoran immigrant Kilmar Abrego García was detained by federal agents while with his young son and deported to El Salvador, sparking protests and legal action. Supporters say his treatment underscores problems in the federal immigration system and questions about due process.
Trump administration is erasing history and science at national parks, lawsuit argues
Critics are suing the Trump administration and Interior Department, claiming historically important exhibits on slavery and climate have been removed from national parks. Legal battles continue as historians and conservationists fight to preserve these parts of American history.
Momentum is building to meet electricity demand in Texas with small nuclear reactors
Texas is moving forward with plans for small modular nuclear reactors to meet growing energy demand and bolster the state’s power grid. Officials tout potential economic benefits, though costs and timelines remain uncertain.