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Doctor who vanished days after proposing to his fiancée is found dead

The Missouri ER doctor who vanished last week after texting his new fiancée that he would see her in “a little bit” was found dead on Tuesday, family and authorities said. 

Dr. John Forsyth was reported missing on May 21 after he failed to show up for his 7 p.m. shift at Mercy Hospital in Cassville — the first shift he skipped without notice in over a decade. The uncharacteristic behavior prompted his employer to alert the cops. 

Forsyth’s bother, Richard Forsyth, confirmed on late Tuesday that authorities recovered his sibling’s body. 

The Cassville Police Department has offered to assist in the investigation.

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Report: Babies breastfed by mothers who took mRNA vaccines are dying

According to a recent study, some babies who were breastfed by their mothers who were vaccinated against coronavirus are dying. 

Dr. William Makis, a Canadian physician with specializations in radiology, oncology and immunology, is the one sounding the alarm with the study results. Makis is also the author of more than 100 peer-reviewed medical articles. 

In his warning, Makis detailed two cases of infants who died shortly after breastfeeding from their mothers who both received mRNA vaccines against COVID-19. 

Here are the details Makis revealed and the warning he is giving breastfeeding mothers.

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Wisconsin lawmakers consider legislation to tighten prohibitions on sexual assault within the National Guard  (read more)

Trump attacks his former Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany   (read more)

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DeSantis slams Trump during campaign kickoff

Florida Governor and GOP presidential hopeful Ron DeSantis kicked off his campaign in Iowa on Tuesday with his trademark scathing attacks on "woke" culture and President Biden's failures, but he also appeared to make some subtle digs at his chief rival, former President Donald Trump.

It sounded like he was taking a go at Trump's eccentric manner and the idea that he only cares about himself, as has been said by his detractors.

During his speech, DeSantis also railed against the country's "fiscal crisis," a topic of great interest as Congress continues to try to enact the debt ceiling accord between President Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.

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Here's what most voters say about the Russia hoax  (read more)

Republican lead in House continues to shrink (read more)

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These tech stocks could bring you life-changing returns

The value thesis in this space is no longer enticing for most stocks, as the finest tech stocks have increased significantly this year. On the other hand, some tech names have yet to emerge from the abyss fully, and if you buy them now at the current entry point, you'll probably see multi-bagger returns over the ensuing years.

As we witnessed last year, a challenging situation frequently presents an excellent chance to buy select equities. It won't always be gloomy, and once profits pick up again and Wall Street changes its mood, the results might be game-changing.

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Gunfire erupted on a moving bus, and the bus driver was involved

A seemingly mundane drive through the city on a bus quickly took a bizarre turn in Charlotte, NC recently. 

While the city transportation bus was moving, gunfire suddenly rang out. As the shots continued, it was quickly realized that a passenger and the driver, yes…the driver, were shooting at each other. 

The bus driver continued to drive the bus while reaching around to shoot the passenger behind him. Both the driver and passenger were injured in the shootout. Two other passengers who were on the bus at the time were unharmed. 

But why did the driver and one passenger suddenly open fire on each other? The passenger requested the bus stop between designated stops so he could get off the bus. When the driver refused, the passenger pulled a gun. The driver then pulled out his own gun and opened fire. 

The entire dramatic ordeal was even caught on video.

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Woman wins bizarre "cheese-rolling race" despite being unconscious  (read more)

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ChatGPT scored higher on a medical quiz than a real human doctor

In a recent study led by the University of California, the empathetic capability of physicians and the AI chatbot was put to the test to see which one outperformed the other. A total of 195 medical questions were asked during the study.

A healthcare professional who was verified by a moderator answered all the questions before researchers ran the same questions through ChatGPT to generate its answers.

Surprisingly, the judges preferred the chatbot’s responses 79 percent of the time due to a higher quality of information as well as more empathetic language.

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