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“Social Security will face a decrease by 2032 if Congress does not take action”
The claim that Social Security faces cuts by 2032 gets the year wrong and overstates the danger. Current official projections put the trust fund shortfall around 2033–2035, not 2032 — and even then, benefits wouldn't disappear but would be automatically reduced by roughly 17–23% unless Congress acts. The 2024 Social Security Trustees Report is the clearest source: it projects the combined trust funds last until 2035.
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Birds die after vaccination with vaccines such as Lasota and Gumboro despite farmers vaccinating them
More than 180 people have died from Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo
More than 780 people have been infected with Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo
The Red Cross stated that it could take a year to end the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Pharmaceutical companies knew OxyContin was addictive and sold it anyway
OxyContin contains massive doses of oxycodone
Introduced probiotic strains delay microbiome recovery after antibiotic use
A 2018 Cell study revealed that standard probiotics delay microbiome recovery after antibiotics
Processed foods cause inflammation
The EPA determined in 2019 that there is no clear link between paraquat and health risks
Paraquat causes Parkinson's disease and other serious health risks
Israel's Health Ministry recorded 66 cases of rabies exposure in animals in the year to date, with 37 cases involving dogs and 19 cases involving jackals
The jackals' atypical behavior raised suspicion of rabies infection among officials
Limited access to healthcare has fueled the spread of cholera in Maiduguri
Contaminated water has fueled the spread of cholera in Maiduguri
Poor sanitation has fueled the spread of cholera in Maiduguri
Thousands of people have been hospitalized due to the cholera outbreak in Borno state
Dozens of people have died from the cholera outbreak in Borno state
A cholera outbreak is occurring in Maiduguri, Nigeria
Bill Ritter's doctors have told him treatments are currently keeping the disease at bay
Bill Ritter has been diagnosed with early-stage Alzheimer's disease
Traditional whey, soy, and pea proteins can leave an unpleasant aftertaste
The new NIFS test could potentially screen for nearly all genetic conditions on newborn screening panels—potentially over 2,500 genes
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