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27 Oct 2023
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Gaza hospital coverage proves media needs to be skeptical of sources, expert says: ‘All the facts were wrong’
The legacy media's coverage of the Gaza hospital explosion was widely criticized. The media outlets, including The New York Times, Reuters, and the BBC, initially reported claims made by the Gaza Health Ministry that Israel was responsible for the bombing. However, subsequent reporting found that it was actually an explosion in the hospital's parking lot caused by a misfired rocket from Hamas ally Islamic Jihad. The media's trust in Hamas as a source contributed to the dissemination of misleading information.
#economy
Le Monde: Mexican city of Acapulco devastated by Hurricane Otis
Hurricane Otis ravages Acapulco, destroying 80% of hotels, causing unprecedented damage. Economy devastated.
#health
Fox News: As more pharmacies close, criminals sell fake pills online: ‘Significant health risks’
As pharmacies close across the US, more people are turning to online sources for their prescription medications. However, experts warn that this has led to an increase in fake pills that pose a real risk to consumers. The closure of pharmacies has created "pharmacy deserts" in some areas, making it difficult for people to physically obtain their medication. As a result, people are going online to buy their medication, but this comes with risks, including counterfeit pills, expired prescriptions, and laced medicine that could be harmful to health.
Fox News: Colorado woman with Alzheimer’s is still vibrant after more than 4 years: ‘I refuse to surrender’
A Colorado woman, Dr. Rebecca Chopp, has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease and has chosen to fight back against the disease. Despite her diagnosis, she remains mentally sharp and symptom-free by following a healthy lifestyle. Chopp embraces a brain-healthy diet, engages in regular exercise, maintains a positive attitude, and pursues creative endeavors like painting. She is living her life to the fullest and advocating for others with Alzheimer's.