United States Of America News API

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Get headlines from United States Of America with our JSON API.

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Country Parameter

The country paramter for the United States Of America is US.

Some example queries:

Below is the search query to fetch random 100 news-sources of United States Of America.

https://newsdata.io/api/1/sources?country=us&apikey=YOUR_API_KEY

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Live Example

This example demonstrates the HTTP request to make, and the JSON response you will receive, when you use the News API to get headlines from United States Of America.

Headlines from United States Of America

https://newsdata.io/api/1/latest?country=us&apikey=YOUR_API_KEY

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      • "content": "Don Kelly lived out his childhood fantasy by playing in the major leagues, so he couldn’t help but dare to dream about managing his hometown team while serving as Pittsburgh Pirates bench coach. Kelly’s mind couldn’t help but drift to the times he walked out onto the field as he left PNC Park, when its darkness was illuminated only by the lights from the city skyline, and thought about the players like Barry Bonds and Bobby Bonilla and manager Jim Leyland who preceded him. “Just seeing the city and being from here and seeing it lit up and how special it is,” Kelly said. “That was my team growing up, watching those guys play and compete, and I think that I dreamed of playing in the big leagues. I was blessed to be able to accomplish that, play for a long time. And then to get into coaching and to be sitting here as the Pirates manager, yes it was a dream. And I’m really humbled to be here.” Kelly was the obvious choice to replace Derek Shelton, who was fired Thursday after the Pirates got off to a 12-26 start and were in last place in the NL Central. Kelly was the bench coach who served as Shelton’s right hand for five-plus seasons, popular among players because of his positive personality, attention to detail and tireless work ethic. Those traits carried Kelly from Mt. Lebanon High School to Point Park University to becoming an eighth-round draft choice of the Detroit Tigers. A natural shortstop, Kelly proved his value by playing every position in the majors in 584 games over parts of nine seasons and learning from a Hall of Famer in Leyland. “I’m excited about the opportunity, to be honest,” Kelly said. “When we look at these things, yes, the record isn’t where any of us hope it would be right now, but there’s a lot of opportunity for growth, there’s a lot of opportunity to get better and I’m excited about that. Talking to the players earlier just challenging them. How do we show up every day? How do we show up with that enthusiasm like we did when we were in Little League, high school and bring that enthusiasm out onto the field and show up every day to get better and show up every day to help the team win a ball game? I that that’s something that I’m looking forward to from these guys, is seeing every single day that intent to get better, the intent to win and playing with that enthusiasm every single day.” That was the sentiment Kelly shared with Pirates players, one All-Star outfielder Bryan Reynolds called a “good message” and said was well-received by a team mired in the misery of a seven-game losing streak. “That’s not fun when you’re not scoring any runs and you’re not getting any hits or anything,” Reynolds said. “DK talked to us today about trying to keep that little boy in you, the little boy that loved baseball, the little boy that loves putting on his uniform and playing. I guess just being grateful and enjoying it. That will take some pressure off.” Kelly reminded the Pirates not only of their love for the game but to play it with enthusiasm, energy and attitude. He emphasized their commitment to each other and to playing the game the right way. Those proved to be problems for the Pirates under Shelton, especially at the end. “We know the game is not perfect, we’re never going to be perfect in everything that we do but holding each other accountable to that and finding a way to compete every single day with that relentlessness to chase down winning,” Kelly said. “I think when we show up that way, we show up to get better every single day, show up for each other and take that enthusiasm and energy out there and let the chips fall. We’ve got a much better team than we’ve shown so far.” Reynolds, for one, said he’s “super confident” in Kelly despite not having any managerial experience in the minor leagues or majors because of his ability to build relationships with the players. “He’s a great leader, knows the game, knows how to connect with people and he cares about us,” Reynolds said. “Lot of really good qualities. I think he’s going to do a good job.” Shortstop Isiah Kiner-Falefa believes bench coaches see the game through a different lens and that Kelly adds another dimension because of his playing experience. He knows what it’s like to bounce back and forth between the majors and minors, how to be a starter and a reserve, how to battle for the final spot on a major league roster ever year. “Everybody in here loves (Kelly), so going out, playing for him, knowing that this is his hometown, the organization means so much to him – everyone in this room wants him to stick around,” Kiner-Falefa said. “Hopefully, we can go out there, play for him and allow him the opportunity to come back and lead this organization and keep going.” Kelly, 45, played for the Pirates in 2007, when franchise icon Andrew McCutchen was still in the minors. Now in his 17th season and experiencing a midseason managerial change for the first time, McCutchen knows that Kelly can relate to the players but can’t turn around their fortunes alone. “He’s been around in the game for a while. He knows what it takes, I think,” McCutchen said. “He’s been here, he’s been in this clubhouse before. 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      • "title": "Tracker fans are ‘on the edge of their seats’ as penultimate episode draws suspense",
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      • "description": "On a fifth straight day of combative cross-examination, complainant faces questions about her account of events at Jack's Bar.",
      • "content": "LONDON, Ont. — On a fifth straight day of combative cross-examination, E.M. — the complainant in the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial — was challenged on her account of what transpired during a night of drinking and dancing at Jack’s bar in London, Ont., before she said she was sexually assaulted by members of the 2018 Canadian World Junior team. Advertisement In a series of tense exchanges on Friday, Daniel Brown — attorney for Alex Formenton — showed the jury previously unseen surveillance video of the night of June 18, 2018. Frame by frame, Brown outlined how the footage contrasted with the timeline of events that E.M. shared with police in interviews days after the alleged incident. “Your truth, it changes. That’s the problem,” Brown said during one exchange with E.M. “My truth hasn’t changed,” E.M. replied. Formenton, Michael McLeod, Carter Hart, Dillon Dube and Cal Foote are facing sexual assault charges stemming from the alleged incident while players were in town for a Hockey Canada event celebrating their 2018 World Junior championship. All five players pleaded not guilty to charges when arraigned in Ontario Superior Court. E.M. has testified that after a night of drinking and dancing at Jack’s Bar, she went to a hotel with McLeod and engaged in consensual sex. Afterward, she said, men showed up in the hotel room without her consent and that she was scared. E.M. said that she was asked to lay down on a bedsheet on the floor, and did so because she felt she had no choice. Over the next couple of hours, she said she was coaxed into sexual acts, was laughed at, slapped and spit on. When she tried to leave, several times, E.M. says she was pressured by the men to remain. On Friday, Brown questioned statements E.M. made to police in 2018, in which she said she only purchased a couple of drinks for herself that night. Surveillance video showed E.M. buying and consuming drinks at the bar. She has previously testified that McLeod and others she met at the bar were buying her drinks throughout the night. “It’s not on surveillance, but that doesn’t mean it didn’t happen,” E.M. said. Brown also suggested that E.M. consumed less alcohol than she has claimed because of the smaller drink sizes served at Jack’s on the discounted “dollar-beer night.” He presented the jury with a small plastic shot glass obtained from Jack’s Bar, used for “Jägerbombs,” which he said held only half an ounce of liquid. Advertisement “If you thought you had up to eight Jägerbombs that night, what you’re really saying is you had the equivalent of four shots of alcohol, correct?” Brown said. Brown later showed footage of another player, Brett Howden, dancing with E.M. near her friends for several minutes. Howden, who now plays for the Vegas Golden Knights, does not face any criminal charges. Brown asked E.M. if she was attracted to Howden. She said did not know who she was dancing with, and described being drunk and having blurry vision at the time. The clip showed them dancing closely, with Howden pressing his face close to her neck as they danced. They appeared to be holding hands. The video then showed E.M. leaving the dancefloor with Howden. Another clip showed them move to a back bar, where E.M. remained and Howden left. Howden approached McLeod, in a clip from another camera, before they both returned to the bar where E.M. can be seen typing on her phone. It was close to midnight. In her statement to police in June 2018, E.M. said that Howden passed her to McLeod on the dancefloor, and then they went to the bar where he bought her a drink. On the video, E.M. was shown purchasing a drink for McLeod. When Brown asked E.M. why she was attracted to McLeod, noting that she’d said she had blurry vision at the time, E.M. said that she liked that he was taller than her, but couldn’t recall all the details. “As long as it’s a tall guy, you’ll go home with him?” Brown asked. “No, that’s not what I said,” she said. Throughout Friday’s cross-examination, E.M. seemed to grow frustrated by Brown’s questioning of her account of the specific order of events. “Sorry I got a few details wrong when I was really drunk,” she said. Brown later revealed a Facebook Messenger conversation between E.M. and the friend she went to the bar with that night. The messages showed her friend’s attempts to locate her shortly after midnight — just after E.M. met McLeod. Advertisement E.M. has testified that she did not recall texting anyone while she was at the bar. In one text, E.M.’s friend — whom she had recently met at work — asks where she is: “Let me know if you want me to get u from the guy!!” “Haha ok than youuu!! (sic),” E.M. replied. “I’m ok for now but i’ll let you know for sure” “I’ll come back soon!” E.M. said she didn’t recall the conversation because she was drunk and with McLeod. Her friend sent her several messages and called once, but E.M. didn’t respond. Around 12:15 a.m., E.M.’s friends approached her on the dancefloor and offered her a ride home, Brown said. She declined the ride and remained with McLeod. Brown also showed a video of E.M. speaking with a bouncer — around 1:18 a.m — whom she knew from high school, at the back of the bar, near an emergency exit, for several minutes. (She was also seen on video speaking with him earlier, shortly after she arrived at the bar.) As they chatted, E.M. appeared to brace herself against a wall while they spoke, which E.M. noted was a sign of her intoxication. At the same time, a cellphone video showed McLeod dancing with a group of his friends on the dancefloor. Brown suggested that this showed that E.M. had the opportunity to leave McLeod. By that point, E.M. said, she was OK leaving the bar with McLeod. Brown also questioned E.M. as to why she hadn’t told police about the conversations at the bar with her friend, who might have been able to speak to her level of inebriation. He suggested she didn’t mention him because he would be unhelpful to her testimony that she was drunk and uncomfortable with the players at the bar. E.M. said she didn’t recall speaking with the bouncer at the bar, because she was drunk. She also said when she spoke to police she’d been focused on what happened after the bar, and her friend didn’t have any information about that. She said she was concerned about her privacy and didn’t want anyone she knew to be made aware of what had happened. Advertisement The next messages between E.M. and her friend weren’t exchanged until 9 a.m. the next morning — June 19, 2018 — when her friend messaged E.M. to see if she made it home OK. It seemed like E.M. was “having a blast with those guys,” her friend messaged. “Haha ya they were funny,” E.M. responded. Brown asked E.M. why she hadn’t told her friend what had allegedly happened at the hotel. “What do you want me to say, something horrible just happened to me and I’m going to tell this kind-of-a-stranger what just went down?” E.M. said. “I was really embarrassed. I felt so much shame. I was just messaging her as if nothing was wrong. I was coping.” “Shame and embarrassment at the choices you made,” Brown said, before signaling that he was done with his questions for the day. “Thank you, honor...” Brown started. But E.M. interrupted forcefully. “No, I’d like to finish,” she said. “I made the choice to dance with him and drink at the bar. I did not make the choice to have them do what they did back at the hotel.” “We’ll get to that on Monday,” Brown said. The cross-examination continues next week. (E.M. depicted in a courtroom sketch during her on-screen testimony in the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial by Alexandra Newbould / The Canadian Press via AP)",
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      • "content": "Las estafas en internet siguen siendo un problema común. Páginas que simulan alertas de virus, ventanas emergentes que piden datos personales o sitios que fingen ser soporte técnico buscan engañar a los usuarios todos los días. Frente a este escenario, Google ha incorporado una nueva función en su navegador Chrome: una inteligencia artificial llamada Gemini Nano, que actúa directamente desde el dispositivo para identificar posibles fraudes en tiempo real.Esta herramienta se integra al sistema de Navegación Segura Mejorada de Chrome, que ya ofrecía un nivel de protección frente a amenazas como el phishing. La diferencia es que ahora, con la IA trabajando localmente en el teléfono, no hace falta que los datos se envíen a los servidores de Google para identificar un sitio sospechoso. Esto permite detectar amenazas más rápido y mejora la privacidad.Cómo identifica Chrome las páginas engañosasGemini Nano analiza el comportamiento de los sitios web mientras están cargando. Si encuentra señales típicas de una estafa —como ventanas emergentes insistentes, mensajes alarmantes o imitaciones de alertas del sistema—, el navegador muestra un aviso que advierte al usuario y da la opción de bloquear el sitio o permitirlo si se trata de un error.Según datos compartidos por Google, muchas páginas maliciosas duran menos de diez minutos antes de desaparecer. Por eso, depender únicamente de listas negras externas ya no es suficiente. En este sentido, la IA permite reaccionar incluso ante estafas nuevas que todavía no han sido reportadas, evaluando el contenido en el momento en que aparece en pantalla.“Hemos descubierto que un sitio malicioso promedio existe menos de 10 minutos, por lo que la protección en el dispositivo nos permite detectar y bloquear ataques que no se han rastreado previamente”, afirmó Google, citado por el medio Digital Trends.A diferencia de sistemas tradicionales, que tardan en actualizar sus bases de datos, este modelo de IA puede actuar sin necesidad de que el sitio haya sido previamente catalogado como una amenaza. Esto acorta el tiempo de reacción y mejora la capacidad de prevención frente a ataques que usan tácticas cambiantes o direcciones web efímeras.Android, el primer escenario de implementaciónEsta nueva función de seguridad estará disponible inicialmente en dispositivos Android. La razón es que la mayoría de las estafas que utilizan notificaciones se producen en teléfonos móviles. Además, muchos de estos intentos de fraude se combinan con prácticas como falsos botones de descarga, banners que simulan ser alertas del sistema o enlaces que redirigen a sitios con contenido malicioso. Al operar en el propio dispositivo, la IA tiene acceso directo a estos elementos y puede analizarlos en tiempo real, sin depender de reportes de terceros.Resultados y próximos pasosGoogle ha indicado que este enfoque ya ha tenido resultados concretos. Según su informe ‘Combatiendo las Estafas en la Búsqueda’, la implementación de modelos de inteligencia artificial ha permitido detectar hasta 20 veces más sitios fraudulentos que antes. Desde la compañía también aseguran que han logrado reducir en más del 80% los fraudes relacionados con búsquedas falsas de atención al cliente, como las que suplantan a aerolíneas.Además de Chrome, Google está aplicando estos avances de IA en otros productos, como el buscador y el sistema operativo Android, con el objetivo de identificar campañas coordinadas de fraude y nuevas formas de engaño que emergen constantemente.Por el momento, Google no ha anunciado requisitos técnicos específicos, pero confirmó que esta función llegará a más dispositivos en el futuro, incluyendo computadoras y tabletas, como parte de actualizaciones automáticas.Con esta incorporación, la empresa busca reforzar la seguridad del navegador con un sistema que no depende únicamente de bases de datos tradicionales, sino que actúa directamente desde el dispositivo. La inteligencia artificial se convierte así en una herramienta clave para anticiparse a los fraudes y reducir el margen de acción de los atacantes.",
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      • "content": "The jump from college to the pros is one of football’s biggest challenges, but former Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders made a strong first impression during the first day of Browns rookie minicamp, immediately generating buzz online around his performance. Selected in the fifth round (No.144 overall) of the 2025 NFL Draft, Sanders arrived in Ohio with both name recognition and something to prove. On the opening day of rookie minicamp, Sanders looked ready to rise to the occasion. As the son of Colorado coach and NFL Hall of Famer Deion Sanders , the spotlight on the Browns rookie has been intense. With national media coverage and a massive online following tracking his every move since the draft, he showed up looking unfazed and exceedingly comfortable. From the outset, Sanders appeared to settle in effortlessly. Before drills began, Browns cornerback Martin Emerson Jr. made it a point to introduce himself and welcome Sanders to the team. That early show of camaraderie set the tone for a practice filled with positive energy. Sanders was seen smiling and dapping up teammates throughout the day, and once the ball was in his hands, he didn’t disappoint. Videos from the session show the rookie QB firing darts to receivers in stride, demonstrating clean footwork, sharp timing, and confidence in the pocket. One throw to fellow rookie running back Quinshon Judkins drew particular attention online for its zip and accuracy. While Sanders stood out, it was quarterback Dillon Gabriel—Cleveland’s third-round pick out of Oregon—who received the first reps under center. When asked about that decision, Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski addressed it head-on: MORE: Shedeur Sanders' Wants To Build Colorado Buffaloes Into 'Super Team' With NIL MORE: LaJohntay Wester Signs Baltimore Ravens Rookie Contract, Uniform Number Revealed MORE: NFL Insider Reveals Shedeur Sanders' Standing In Cleveland Browns Quarterback Battle “Yeah, I wouldn’t look into anything,” Stefanski told reporters after practice. “You’ll see the whole weekend going through the spring—we don’t pay too close attention to who’s in there first.” If Sanders was at all bothered by starting behind Gabriel in the rotation, he didn’t show it. Sanders’ demeanor matched his on-field performance. He appeared locked in throughout the session—focused during install periods, vocal in the huddle, and upbeat between reps. He even capped off a solid first day with a touchdown pass. That ability to come prepared comes from a work ethic that’s been instilled in him for years. Sanders has consistently emphasized that preparation is what separates good from great, and he spoke about it at the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine. “It took years of years of work, work, work, work—so that’s all I know, is to work for the result I want to get,\" said Sanders. That mindset was on full display Friday. According to Akron Beacon Journal reporter Chris Easterling, Sanders was one of the final two players remaining on the field after practice, underscoring his work ethic. It’s a small moment, but one that reinforces his commitment to earning his place—not just by name, but by effort. Shedeur Sanders’ NFL career may be just beginning, but his first day on the job left a good first impression. From commanding throws to early signs of leadership, the rookie quarterback proved he’s more than just a big name—he’s ready to compete.",
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      • "description": "Una grabación registrada durante una falla técnica volvió a poner en primer plano los problemas de coordinación institucional y las limitaciones estructurales del sistema de navegación aérea en una de las regiones más transitadas del país",
      • "content": "Una grabación obtenida a través del sitio especializado LiveATC.net ha puesto en evidencia un nuevo fallo en el sistema de control de tráfico aéreo del Aeropuerto Internacional Liberty de Newark, ocurrido este viernes por la mañana, y ha reavivado las críticas sobre la fragilidad tecnológica del espacio aéreo más transitado de Estados Unidos. En el audio, se escucha a un controlador anunciar a una aeronave de FedEx: “Nuestros radares acaban de apagarse otra vez”. El registro ha provocado una ola de reacciones entre funcionarios, aerolíneas y pasajeros, y ha sido confirmado por la Administración Federal de Aviación (FAA) como el segundo incidente de este tipo en menos de una semana.La interrupción afectó tanto las comunicaciones como la visualización del radar, según reconoció la FAA en un comunicado. El apagón, que comenzó a las 3:55 a.m. (hora del Este) y duró alrededor de 90 segundos, se originó por un corte de telecomunicaciones en el Área C del Centro TRACON de Filadelfia, encargado de guiar el tránsito aéreo en el entorno de Newark. Mientras la agencia minimizó el impacto operativo, el contenido del audio difundido muestra una perspectiva diferente desde la sala de control.Uno de los controladores, al dirigirse a otra aeronave privada durante el mismo periodo, advirtió: “Tuvimos otra breve interrupción de radar. En caso de que vuelva a pasar, manténgase por encima de los 3.000 pies hasta pasar Morristown y desde allí podrá continuar con la aproximación”. Las frases captadas por los micrófonos retratan la tensión con la que se enfrentan los operadores frente a un sistema que, según denuncian, carece de estabilidad tecnológica y respaldo estructural.“Nuestros radares se apagaron otra vez”: el registro sonoro que revela la fragilidad del sistemaLa frase pronunciada por el controlador de Newark a un vuelo de carga de FedEx ha cobrado fuerza como símbolo del malestar entre los trabajadores del control aéreo. En el mismo mensaje, el operador sugirió de manera directa una vía de presión: “Si les importa esto, contacten a su aerolínea y presionen para que arreglen estas cosas”. Esta exhortación, registrada en tiempo real, resalta no solo la sorpresa ante la nueva interrupción, sino también la frustración acumulada por la aparente falta de soluciones estructurales.La grabación se hizo pública pocas horas después del incidente y circuló ampliamente entre portales especializados y redes de aviación, alimentando el debate sobre la situación crítica del control aéreo en el corredor noreste. El apagón ocurrió mientras estaba vigente una parada en tierra por trabajos de construcción en pistas, programada hasta las 11:15 a.m., lo que complicó aún más las operaciones.Respuesta oficial y promesas de soluciones tras la difusión del audioTras la publicación del registro sonoro, la FAA confirmó el episodio técnico y aseguró que ya se están tomando medidas para evitar nuevas interrupciones. “Hubo un corte de telecomunicaciones que afectó las comunicaciones y la visualización del radar en el Área C del Centro TRACON de Filadelfia”, explicó la agencia, que aclaró que el servicio se restableció tras el breve lapso.Desde la Casa Blanca, la portavoz Karoline Leavitt también se refirió al problema: “Ese fallo fue causado por los mismos problemas de telecomunicaciones y software que surgieron la semana pasada”, dijo, según Fox Business. Añadió que el Departamento de Transporte (DOT) y la FAA trabajan en la instalación de nueva fibra óptica entre Newark y Filadelfia, con la intención de completar ese refuerzo antes de que termine el verano.Legisladores y aerolíneas señalan la grabación como evidencia de una crisis más profundaLa difusión del audio también generó reacciones entre autoridades electas. El congresista Josh Gottheimer (D-N.J.), en declaraciones desde el mismo aeropuerto, calificó el incidente como “otra interrupción de radar y radio de 90 segundos, la segunda en cuestión de días”, y advirtió que los pasajeros han empezado a reclamar directamente a su oficina. “He recibido llamadas, mensajes, publicaciones sobre los retrasos y cancelaciones”, afirmó. Para Gottheimer, el archivo de audio deja al descubierto una situación insostenible: “Ahora mismo el aeropuerto carece del personal, la tecnología y la infraestructura necesarios para operar de manera segura y fluida las 24 horas”.En el sector privado, United Airlines tomó medidas inmediatas tras el incidente anterior y mantuvo su decisión de cancelar 35 vuelos de ida y vuelta diarios desde Newark. “No tenemos otra opción para proteger a nuestros clientes”, expresó su CEO, Scott Kirby, quien recordó que la anterior falla tecnológica había dejado como saldo múltiples vuelos desviados, retrasados o cancelados. American Airlines, por su parte, también citó la necesidad urgente de “modernizar el sistema de control aéreo” en respuesta a los trastornos vividos.Un documento sonoro que cataliza el debate sobre el futuro del control aéreoEl audio, más allá de documentar un episodio puntual, se ha convertido en una pieza central del debate en curso sobre la viabilidad y sostenibilidad del sistema de control aéreo estadounidense. Al reflejar las voces directas de los operadores, capta no solo la dimensión técnica de la falla, sino también el clima de descontento, presión laboral e impotencia ante un entorno operativo sin las garantías adecuadas.Con promesas de modernización en curso, pero sin soluciones inmediatas, el registro queda como testimonio de una infraestructura que, ante el menor fallo, revela su fragilidad estructural y su impacto en miles de viajeros. Mientras tanto, el verano se aproxima y con él el desafío de sostener la operatividad en uno de los nodos más congestionados del espacio aéreo mundial.",
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      • "content": "Rivalries in sports are part of what makes them great. Players take the matchups more seriously, and fans have to tune in to see how it goes. While we have to wait another year for it to come to the WNBA, Caitlin Clark has a rivalry from her days at Iowa that just got revived — though in a much more friendly way. Even though Clark isn't at Iowa anymore, plenty of players from LSU can't seem to keep her name out of their mouths. From Angel Reese to Hailey Van Lith — now WNBA rivals with the Chicago Sky — Clark is an ever-present topic of conversation. Add current LSU star Flau'jae Johnson to the list. 📲 Follow The Sporting News on WhatsApp Johnson isn't only known for her play on the court but for also dropping bars in rap songs. She is signed to Jay-Z's Roc Nation label, and in her recently released song, \"Help Me,\" she drops a lyric about Clark. Here's more on what Johnson said, and her rivalry with Clark. Flau'jae Johnson-Caitlin Clark rap lyric, explained About midway through the preview clip for her song \"Help Me,\" Johnson mentions Clark by name. The line she goes with is \"Double-C on my jacket like Caitlin Clark.\" The line is likely a nod to the Chanel logo, but Johnson could have gone any direction she wanted to with it and instead chose to shout out Clark while simultaneously bragging about her expensive wardrobe. Even if it wasn't a diss lyric, it still feels notable given their history that the LSU star decided to name-drop Clark. What has Flau'jae Johnson said about Caitlin Clark? Rivalries take many shapes and sizes. The one between Johnson and Clark has largely been respectful, with both sides talking highly of the other. They matched up twice when Clark was in college. In the first, LSU beat Iowa for the national championship in 2023. Iowa and Clark got revenge in a 2024 Elite Eight win. Here is what Johnson said about the matchups against Clark in an interview with Complex . \"I played Clark my freshman year and my sophomore year. I'm a junior, and so first year — freshman year — we got it. Second year, she got me. So me and Caitlin, we 1-1 right now. I got to wait until I get into the league to break that tie. \"She's definitely the hardest opponent I've ever had to play. She was able to just facilitate. She's like the best passer I think I’ve ever played against, ever in my life. Her and Georgia Amoore, they can really pass. I really respect the game, and I respect her skill. This is next level; it's not even close.\" Flau'jae Johnson rap career Plenty of athletes have attempted careers in music, but Johnson is one of the few who has actually been fairly successful . Johnson initially appeared on \"America's Got Talent\" as a teenager as she tried to jumpstart her rap career. She didn't win, but she advanced to the quarterfinals and kept working away at her craft. Johnson's rap career has gained traction right as her basketball stardom has grown. She released her first single in 2020 and released her debut album, \"Best of Both Worlds,\" in 2024, even featuring Lil Wayne on one song. Johnson took the stage to perform at the ESPY Awards in July 2024. Flau'jae was dropping bars on the ESPYS stage 👏 pic.twitter.com/SHl6ZuKaSQ",
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This recognition reminds me that the work we're doing matters and that it energizes me to keep pushing forward.\" De Loera is very excited and honored to be able to serve as principal of Zavala next fall. The campus will be going back to a kindergarten through fifth grade campus. \"I feel that with this experience of being a principal intern, I have received the proper training of being able to shadow a principal and work side by side to see how she handles day-to-day situations. That allows me to be reflective on how I will lead Zavala this upcoming year,\" she said. She spent her first day on campus in April with students on hand, which she said was a really neat experience. \"My biggest goal right now, since I have the rest of this semester and the summer, I want to be able to meet the students and start remembering their names, because I think it's important to be called by your name instead of just hey friend and not something so vague. I think it makes an impact when they know that you know their names,\" De Loera said. She added that she will be able to get guidance from Pease Principal Micah Arrott and Zavala Principal Tanya Galindo. \"The beautiful thing about this is, I feel that I've built a good network with leaders at the previous campus that I was at, at this campus, and even Zavala's current principal. They've all told me that I can reach out to them in case I have any questions. There's evident mentorship in the district, even though it's not assigned. They're willing to guide me through this transitional year,\" De Loera said. She added that the Holdsworth experience has been game-changing. \"I've worked with them for two years through the campus leadership program, and I've also have worked with them through the aspiring principal pilot year. Through the two years that I participated in the intensive leadership training and the executive coaching, it's really pushed me to grow, both personally and professionally. The program challenged me to reflect deeply, to lead with vision and clarity and to prioritize systems that build strong school culture. The Holdsworth program does a really good job at taking all of the elements that are part of leadership and breaking it down and give you that opportunity to find your areas of strength, your areas of weakness and give you the tools to grow as a leader,\" De Loera said. Winning the award means she's an example to others in her position or who aspire to be in her position. \"But most importantly, I think it's valuable for the students. I think it's important for them to see representation, and I feel that with this grand honor of being awarded a Champion of Hope, and to be able to tell my story, students see a little bit of themselves in me, and that it inspires them to dream big and achieve and not to see any limitations, \" De Loera said. She added that she didn't plan to become a principal. It happened organically. \"I don't take this responsibility lightly, and I hope that I'm able to ... make an impact on on these students, on the community,\" De Loera said. Her first year of teaching was 2018 and her first year in administration was 2022. She said the mentoring she's received has been amazing. \"Not only have I been paired up with incredible leaders, but also an amazing staff who has allowed me to learn from their approach when it comes to the learning of students, and what they focus on ... I've learned a lot about different programs,\" De Loera said. Pease is known for Blended Learning and Zavala will be implementing it next fall. Blended Learning enables students to learn with electronic and online media as well as face-to-face learning. \"I'm really blessed that I was given this opportunity to see it fully implemented on this campus. That way, I'm better prepared to guide teachers in the implementation at Zavala,\" De Loera said. Something that stood out to her about Zavala was the pride students, teachers and staff have in the school. \"I think this school is well established. It's a school that serves families that have been in Odessa for multiple generations. When I first met the faculty ... it felt like a family. I was welcomed with open arms. One of the things I told them was I'm here to support you, and in return, they said, we're here to support you. That was very neat to experience. ... I'm eager and I'm excited to be part of that,\" De Loera said. She earned an associate degree at Western Wyoming Community College and a bachelor's degree in microbiology from the University of Wyoming. De Loera got alternatively certified from University of Texas Permian Basin, and a master's degree in educational leadership, also from there. Melissa Ludwig, senior communications manager with the Holdsworth Center, said De Loera was an example of someone spreading hope, cultivating hope in their community and doing whatever it takes to \"walk alongside people and help them, especially teachers ... be effective in their roles. \"Just by being there for them and encouraging them, she has really sparked a sense of hope within the school community that she's in now. I have no doubt that she'll do the same when she's principal of Zavala next year,\" Ludwig said. Those chosen for the award are principals, assistant principals and superintendents.",
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      • "content": "Doctora Polo aclara supuesta bodaRumor surgió por audio falsoInteligencia artificial creó la confusiónUn nuevo rumor viral sacudió las redes sociales esta semana al sugerir que Ana Gabriel y la “Doctora Polo” se habrían casado en secreto en Miami.La noticia, que comenzó como una supuesta filtración en audio, desató memes, titulares y reacciones que obligaron a ambas figuras públicas a intervenir para poner fin a la especulación.Además, la historia comenzó meses atrás, cuando la cantante Ana Gabriel apareció en público con un anillo que muchos interpretaron como señal de una boda secreta.Desde entonces, su vida amorosa ha sido objeto de teorías cada vez más inverosímiles, alimentadas por las redes sociales y algunos medios digitales.Rumores de boda rodean a Ana Gabriel desde inicios de añoDoctora Polo aclara supuesta boda con Ana Gabriel-Foto: Archivo MundoNOW vía Getty ImagesEl primer rumor fuerte surgió en el canal de YouTube del periodista Jorge Carbajal, quien aseguró que Ana Gabriel se habría casado con una fan peruana llamada Silvana Rojas.“Yo no me he casado, aunque se diga lo contrario. Yo ya me río de todo esto”, respondió Ana Gabriel en una entrevista posterior, intentando frenar las especulaciones.TE PUEDE INTERESAR: Niurka y Alfredo Adame lanzan críticas contra Andrea Legarreta y Galilea MontijoSin embargo, una nueva teoría surgió recientemente con aún más fuerza y tintes surrealistas: que la cantante se había casado con la abogada y presentadora Ana María Polo.El detonante fue un audio que circuló en redes sociales y en grupos de mensajería, en el que supuestamente la periodista Pati Chapoy confirmaba el matrimonio.Aparece audio falso que involucra a la Doctora PoloSegún el clip manipulado, la boda habría tenido lugar en Miami y solo habrían asistido personas cercanas y de total confianza.Dicho audio se viralizó rápidamente y muchos usuarios comenzaron a darlo por cierto, compartiéndolo sin verificar su autenticidad.El youtuber Michell Rubalcava fue uno de los primeros en desmentir la grabación, explicando que se trataba de un montaje creado con inteligencia artificial.Aun así, el rumor ganó tal fuerza que la propia Ana María Polo decidió aclararlo públicamente en una entrevista con el periodista Javier Ceriani.Ana María Polo responde con firmeza y humor“Vamos a aclarar una cosa: no me he casado con Ana Gabriel, ¿a quién se le ocurre esa estupidez?”, dijo la conductora de Caso Cerrado sin rodeos.En su característico estilo frontal, la Doctora Polo se mostró visiblemente molesta, aunque no perdió el sentido del humor.“Ni nos parecemos, a mí me han sacado manzana de Adán y todo en la foto. Más vieja y todo, pero qué ridiculez es esa”, exclamó.“¡Qué inteligencia artificial, señores! Por Dios, cuidado con la inteligencia artificial”, remató la abogada entre risas e indignación.El papel de la inteligencia artificial en la desinformaciónCon esa declaración, quedó zanjado el malentendido, aunque muchos usuarios siguieron comentando el tema como parte de la cultura del meme.En redes sociales, tanto seguidores de Ana Gabriel como fans de la Doctora Polo expresaron sorpresa por la facilidad con que se crean y difunden rumores con herramientas tecnológicas.Expertos en medios digitales advierten que este tipo de contenidos generados por IA pueden convertirse en un problema serio si no se detectan a tiempo.Lo sucedido no solo evidencia el poder de la inteligencia artificial para falsificar voces y contextos, sino también la rapidez con la que se viralizan desinformaciones.Entre memes y advertencias, el rumor quedó aclaradoEn tiempos de algoritmos y audios sintéticos, una broma puede escalar a noticia y una mentira puede instalarse como verdad durante horas o incluso días.Ana Gabriel, por su parte, no ha respondido públicamente a esta última teoría, posiblemente por tratarse de un rumor sin sustento que ya ha sido desmentido.Lo que sí es evidente es que su figura sigue generando fascinación, tanto por su música como por el misterio que siempre ha rodeado su vida personal.Y mientras la Doctora Polo desmiente bodas ficticias, queda claro que los chismes digitales ya no necesitan testigos, solo una voz clonada y un buen título viral, apuntó ‘El Diario NY‘.The post Doctora Ana María Polo aclara rumores sobre supuesta boda con Ana Gabriel appeared first on MundoNOW.",
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      • "content": "La presidenta de México, Claudia Sheinbaum, informó este viernes que su Gobierno demandó a Google por el cambio de nombre del Golfo de México en su plataforma Maps.“Está, ya, demandado. Ya hubo una primera resolución y se está esperando”, dijo la mandataria en respuesta a una pregunta de una reportera en su conferencia de prensa matutina.Según Sheinbaum, la demanda no busca impedir el cambio de nombre en sí, sino que “se cumpla con el decreto que emitió el gobierno de los Estados Unidos”, argumentando que este solo debería aplicar a la porción estadounidense del golfo.El pasado 20 de enero, el mismo día en que el presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, inició un nuevo mandato, el republicano firmó un decreto para cambiar el nombre del Golfo de México al “Golfo de América” (Estados Unidos).La acción, según la proclamación, buscaba “adoptar todas las medidas apropiadas para cambiar el nombre a “Golfo de América” de la zona de la Plataforma Continental de Estados Unidos delimitada al noreste, norte y noroeste por los estados de Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama y Florida, y que se extiende hasta el límite marítimo con México y Cuba en la zona anteriormente denominada Golfo de México”.En su decreto, Trump justificó la decisión argumentando que la zona “ha sido durante mucho tiempo un activo integral para nuestra otrora floreciente nación y ha permanecido como una parte indeleble de Estados Unidos”.En febrero, Google cambió el nombre en su servicio de mapas del Golfo de México por el de “Golfo de América” para los usuarios estadounidenses citando “una antigua práctica de aplicar los cambios de nombre cuando han sido actualizados en fuentes gubernamentales oficiales”.Este viernes, Sheinbaum reiteró su argumento de que Google está errado al mostrar como “Golfo de América” zonas que geográficamente no le pertenecen a EE.UU.“Lo que decimos es que Google le ponga ‘Golfo de América’ donde es Golfo de América, que es la parte que le corresponde al territorio de los Estados Unidos; y le ponga Golfo de México a la parte territorial que le corresponde a México y a Cuba, eso es lo que estamos demandando que salga en la plataforma”, explicó la funcionaria, quien a principios de este año había anticipado acciones legales luego de solicitar por escrito a la empresa que detuviera el cambio del nombre del cuerpo de agua.En esa ocasión, Google le contestó al Gobierno de México: “Hemos comenzado a implementar cambios en Google Maps. Nos gustaría confirmar que las personas que utilicen Maps en México seguirán viendo ‘Golfo de México’”, mientras que “las personas en Estados Unidos verán ‘Golfo de América’. Todos los demás usuarios verán ambos nombres”.CNN ha contactado a Google, a la Presidencia de México y a la Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores en busca de más detalles sobre esta controversia y sigue a la espera de respuestas.Los comentarios de Sheinbaum surgen un día después de que la Cámara de Representantes de Estados Unidos aprobó un proyecto de ley liderado por los republicanos que busca cambiar oficialmente en toda la documentación federal el nombre del Golfo de México a Golfo de América.El proyecto de ley, aprobado por los legisladores con 211 votos a favor y 206 en contra, pasa ahora al Senado, de mayoría republicana, para su consideración.La medida, que fue auspiciada por la representante Marjorie Taylor Greene, aliada de Trump, y respaldada por los líderes republicanos de la Cámara, exigiría a las agencias federales actualizar todos los mapas y documentos con el nombre Golfo de América.Este viernes, Sheinbaum dijo al respecto que “vamos a ver cómo salió esta resolución del Congreso; pero ellos solamente pueden nombrar la parte (correspondiente) del territorio de los Estados Unidos”.The-CNN-WireTM & © 2025 Cable News Network, Inc., a Warner Bros. Discovery Company. All rights reserved.The post Sheinbaum dice que México demandó a Google por el cambio de nombre del Golfo de México en su plataforma appeared first on Noticias.",
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      • "content": "Autoridades federales de varias agencias de Estados Unidos llevaron a cabo este jueves una operación en San Juan, Puerto Rico, donde arrestaron a 53 personas de nacionalidad dominicana, incluidas 7 mujeres, mientras estas realizaban trabajos de construcción en un hotel. No se informó el nombre del hotel.Las acciones las coordinaron agentes del Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas de Estados Unidos (ICE, por sus siglas en inglés) y de la Oficina de Investigaciones del Departamento de Seguridad Nacional (IHS HSI, por sus siglas en inglés) con el apoyo de la Oficina Federal de Investigaciones (FBI), la Administración de Control de Drogas (DEA) y los Alguaciles Federales.“Todos los inmigrantes indocumentados se encuentran bajo custodia del ICE a la espera de su deportación”, dice el comunicado de prensa enviado por HSI IHS. Los arrestados fueron trasladadas trasladados a las instalaciones de ICE-HSI en San Juan para corroborar con la base de datos de las autoridades.“Nuestro objetivo al realizar inspecciones de cumplimiento en los lugares de trabajo es verificar que las empresas no contraten a personas sin permiso para trabajar en Estados Unidos. Seguiremos colaborando con las autoridades locales para identificar a las empresas que infringen las leyes de inmigración y expulsaremos a las personas que se encuentren ilegalmente en nuestra isla”, dijo en declaraciones escritas Rebecca González, agente especial en Puerto Rico a cargo de la Oficina de HSI en la isla.HSI informó que hasta el momento desde que comenzaron los operativos en enero, en la isla se han efectuado 364 arrestos. De este número, se han procesado 67 personas por diferentes delitos. Entre las personas detenidas figuran varias de la República Dominicana, Haití, Venezuela, México y Brasil.Las detenciones se enmarcan en los operativos de inmigración que comenzaron el 26 de enero a través de toda la nación y obedecen a la orden del presidente Donald Trump de identificar a inmigrantes indocumentados, procesarlos y deportarlos a sus respectivos países.La isla es un territorio de Estados Unidos en el que aplican gran parte de las regulaciones federales provenientes de Washington.Las detenciones son parte de un esfuerzo por consolidar un aparato de control más grande que involucre a una serie de agencias federales a las que se les ha otorgado una mayor autoridad migratoria bajo la administración Trump.The-CNN-WireTM & © 2025 Cable News Network, Inc., a Warner Bros. Discovery Company. All rights reserved.The post Autoridades estadounidenses de inmigración detienen 53 dominicanos en Puerto Rico mientras realizaban trabajos en un hotel appeared first on Noticias.",
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      • "description": "La escalada del conflicto entre la India y Pakistán podría estar ofreciendo al mundo un primer vistazo real de cómo se desempeña la avanzada tecnología militar china frente a hardware occidental probado, y las acciones de defensa chinas ya están en aumento. Las acciones de AVIC Chengdu Aircraft de China subieron un 40 % esta [...]The post China ha invertido millones en tecnología militar. El conflicto entre India y Pakistán podría ser su primera gran prueba appeared first on Noticias.",
      • "content": "La escalada del conflicto entre la India y Pakistán podría estar ofreciendo al mundo un primer vistazo real de cómo se desempeña la avanzada tecnología militar china frente a hardware occidental probado, y las acciones de defensa chinas ya están en aumento.Las acciones de AVIC Chengdu Aircraft de China subieron un 40 % esta semana, ya que Pakistán afirmó que utilizó cazas J-10C producidos por AVIC para derribar aviones de combate indios, incluido el avanzado Rafale de fabricación francesa, durante una batalla aérea el miércoles.India no ha respondido a las afirmaciones de Pakistán ni ha reconocido ninguna pérdida de aeronaves. Al ser cuestionado sobre la participación de aviones de fabricación china, un portavoz del Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores de China dijo el jueves que no estaba familiarizado con la situación.Aún así, como principal proveedor de armas de Pakistán, es probable que China esté observando atentamente para averiguar cómo han funcionado y potencialmente funcionarán sus sistemas de armas en combate real.Como una potencia militar en ascenso, China no ha librado una guerra importante en más de cuatro décadas. Pero bajo el liderazgo de Xi Jinping, ha tomado acciones rápidas para modernizar sus fuerzas armadas, invirtiendo recursos en el desarrollo de armamento sofisticado y tecnologías de vanguardia.También ha extendido esa iniciativa de modernización a Pakistán, elogiado por Beijing durante mucho tiempo como su “hermano inquebrantable”.En los últimos cinco años, China ha suministrado el 81 % de las armas importadas de Pakistán, según datos del Instituto Internacional de Investigación para la Paz de Estocolmo (SIPRI, por sus siglas en inglés).Esas exportaciones incluyen cazas avanzados, misiles, radares y sistemas de defensa aérea que los expertos dicen que jugarían un papel crucial en cualquier conflicto militar entre Pakistán e India. Algunas armas fabricadas en Pakistán también han sido co-desarrolladas con empresas chinas o construidas con tecnología y experiencia chinas.“Esto convierte cualquier enfrentamiento entre India y Pakistán en un entorno de prueba de facto para las exportaciones militares chinas”, dijo Sajjan Gohel, director de seguridad internacional en la Fundación Asia-Pacífico, un grupo de expertos con sede en Londres.Las fuerzas militares chinas y pakistaníes también han participado en ejercicios conjuntos cada vez más sofisticados por aire, mar y tierra, incluyendo simulaciones de combate e incluso ejercicios de intercambio de tripulaciones.“El apoyo de larga data de Beijing a Islamabad, a través de hardware, capacitación y ahora, cada vez más, apuntado por inteligencia artificial, ha cambiado silenciosamente el equilibrio táctico”, dijo Craig Singleton, investigador sénior en la Fundación para la Defensa de las Democracias con sede en EE.UU.“Esto ya no es solo un choque bilateral; es una visión de cómo las exportaciones de defensa chinas están redefiniendo la disuasión regional”.Ese cambio, enfatizado por las crecientes tensiones entre India y Pakistán tras una masacre turística en Cachemira, subraya un realineamiento geopolítico más amplio en la región, donde China ha surgido como un gran desafío a la influencia estadounidense.India y Pakistán han ido a la guerra por Cachemira tres veces desde su independencia de Gran Bretaña en 1947. Durante el apogeo de la Guerra Fría, la Unión Soviética respaldó a India, mientras que Estados Unidos y China apoyaron a Pakistán. Ahora, una nueva era de rivalidad entre grandes potencias se cierne sobre el conflicto de larga data entre los vecinos del sur de Asia armados con armas nucleares.A pesar de su política tradicional de no alineamiento, India se ha acercado cada vez más a EE.UU., mientras sucesivas administraciones estadounidenses cortejaron al creciente gigante del sur de Asia como un contrapeso estratégico a China. India ha incrementado las compras de armas de Estados Unidos y sus aliados, incluidos Francia e Israel, mientras reduce gradualmente su dependencia de las armas rusas.Mientras tanto, Pakistán ha profundizado los lazos con China, convirtiéndose en su “socio estratégico incondicional” y un participante clave en el proyecto de infraestructura global insignia de Xi, la Iniciativa de la Franja y la Ruta. Según los datos del SIPRI, Estados Unidos y China suministraron aproximadamente un tercio de las armas importadas por Pakistán a finales de la década de 2.000. Pero Pakistán ha dejado de comprar armas estadounidenses en los últimos años y ha ido llenando su arsenal con armas chinas.Siemon Wezeman, un investigador sénior en el Programa de Transferencias de Armas del SIPRI, señaló que, aunque China ha sido un proveedor importante de armas para Pakistán desde mediados de la década de 1960, su dominio actual proviene en gran medida de ocupar un vacío dejado por Estados Unidos.Hace más de una década, Estados Unidos acusó a Pakistán de no hacer lo suficiente para luchar contra los “terroristas”, incluidos los combatientes talibanes, que decía estaban operando o siendo suministrados en Pakistán. Wezeman dijo que esto se sumó a las frustraciones existentes de Washington sobre el programa nuclear de Islamabad y la falta de democracia.“(Estados Unidos) finalmente encontró en India un socio alternativo en la región. Como resultado, (se) cortó más o menos a Pakistán del suministro de armas de EE.UU.”, agregó. “El suministro de armas de China, por otro lado, aumentó significativamente; se puede decir que China aprovechó la oportunidad para mostrarse como el único amigo y aliado real de Pakistán”.China ha expresado su pesar por los ataques militares de India contra Pakistán y ha pedido calma y moderación. Antes de la última escalada, el ministro de Relaciones Exteriores chino, Wang Yi, expresó su apoyo a Pakistán en una llamada telefónica con su homólogo, calificando a China como “amigo inquebrantable” de Pakistán.Con Pakistán armado en gran medida por China e India obteniendo más de la mitad de sus armas de EE.UU. y sus aliados, cualquier conflicto entre los dos vecinos podría ser efectivamente un enfrentamiento entre tecnologías militares chinas y occidentales.Después de semanas de creciente hostilidad tras la muerte de 26 turistas, en su mayoría indios, a manos de extremistas en un hermoso paraje montañoso en Cachemira administrada por India, este país lanzó ataques con misiles en la madrugada del miércoles, dirigiéndose a lo que dijo era “infraestructura terrorista” tanto en Pakistán como en Cachemira administrada por Pakistán.Muchos analistas creen que los misiles y otras municiones fueron disparados por los cazas Rafale de fabricación francesa y por los cazas Su-30 de fabricación rusa de India.Pakistán, por su parte, proclamó una gran victoria por parte de su fuerza aérea, afirmando que cinco cazas indios (tres Rafales, un MiG-29 y un caza Su-30) fueron derribados por sus cazas J-10C durante una batalla de una hora que afirmó que fue librada por 125 aeronaves a distancias superiores a 160 kilómetros (100 millas).“(Esto) ahora se está caracterizando como el combate aéreo más intenso entre dos naciones armadas nuclearmente”, dijo Salman Ali Bettani, un académico de relaciones internacionales en la Universidad Quaid-i-Azam en Islamabad. “El compromiso representó un hito en el uso operativo de sistemas avanzados de origen chino”.India no ha reconocido ninguna pérdida de aeronaves, y Pakistán aún no ha proporcionado evidencia para respaldar sus afirmaciones. Pero una fuente del Ministerio de Defensa francés dijo que al menos uno de los aviones de guerra más nuevos y avanzados de India, un caza Rafale de fabricación francesa, se perdió en la batalla.“Si se confirma, indica que los sistemas de armas a disposición de Pakistán son, como mínimo, contemporáneos o actuales en comparación con lo que ofrece Europa Occidental (especialmente Francia)”, dijo Bilal Khan, fundador de la firma de análisis de defensa Quwa Group Inc., con sede en Toronto.A pesar de la ausencia de confirmación oficial y pruebas concretas, nacionalistas chinos y entusiastas militares han recurrido a las redes sociales para celebrar lo que ven como un triunfo de los sistemas de armas de fabricación china.Las acciones de AVIC Chengdu Aircraft, de propiedad estatal china y fabricante de los cazas J-10C de Pakistán, cerraron un 17 % más altas en la bolsa de Shenzhen el miércoles, incluso antes de que el ministro de Relaciones Exteriores de Pakistán afirmara que los cazas se habían utilizado para derribar aviones de India. Las acciones de la empresa aumentaron un 20 % adicional el jueves.El J-10C es la más reciente versión del caza multirrol de un solo motor J-10 de China, que entró en servicio con la fuerza aérea china a principios de la década de 2000. Con mejores sistemas de armamento y aviónica, el J-10C se clasifica como un caza de generación 4,5, en el mismo nivel que el Rafale pero un escalón por debajo de los jets furtivos de quinta generación, como el J-20 de China o el F-35 de EE.UU.China entregó el primer lote del J-10CE, la versión de exportación, a Pakistán en 2022, informó en ese momento la cadena estatal CCTV. Ahora es el caza más avanzado en el arsenal de Pakistán, junto con el JF-17 Block III, un caza ligero de generación 4,5 co-desarrollado por Pakistán y China.La Fuerza Aérea de Pakistán (PAF, por sus siglas en inglés) también opera una flota más grande de F-16 de fabricación estadounidense, uno de los cuales fue utilizado para derribar un caza indio de diseño soviético durante un conflicto en 2019.Pero los F-16 de la PAF aún están estancados en una configuración de principios de 2000, muy por detrás de las versiones mejoradas que actualmente ofrece EE.UU., mientras que los J-10CE y los JF-17 Block III de fabricación china cuentan con tecnologías contemporáneas como radares de matriz de escaneo electrónico activo (AESA), dijo Khan.“Así que, los F-16 siguen siendo una pieza importante para cualquier represalia liderada por la PAF, pero no la central o indispensable”, dijo.El coronel retirado Zhou Bo, investigador sénior en el Centro de Seguridad Internacional y Estrategia de la Universidad de Tsinghua en Beijing, dijo que si los J-10C de fabricación china fueron efectivamente utilizados para derribar a los Rafales de fabricación francesa, sería “un tremendo impulso de confianza en los sistemas de armas chinos”.Zhou dijo que realmente “haría elevar las cejas” especialmente dado que China no ha luchado en una guerra en más de cuatro décadas. “Potencialmente será un gran impulso para las ventas de armas chinas en el mercado internacional”, dijo.Estados Unidos sigue siendo el mayor exportador de armas del mundo, representando el 43 % de las exportaciones globales de armas entre 2020 y 2024, según datos de SIPRI. Eso es más de cuatro veces la participación de Francia, que ocupa el segundo lugar, seguida de Rusia.China ocupa el cuarto lugar, con casi dos tercios de sus exportaciones de armas yendo a un solo país: Pakistán.Khan, el analista de defensa en Toronto, coincidió en que el derribo, si se confirma, sería un gran impulso para promover la industria de defensa de China, señalando que es probable que haya interés por parte de “potencias en el Medio Oriente y el Norte de África” que normalmente no pueden acceder a “la tecnología occidental más avanzada”.“Con Rusia debilitada como resultado de su invasión de Ucrania, estoy seguro de que los chinos han comenzado a presionar fuertemente en los mercados tradicionales de Moscú (por ejemplo, Argelia, Egipto, Iraq y Sudán) para asegurar ventas a gran escala”, dijo.Expertos en Pakistán y China dicen que los J-10C desplegados por la Fuerza Aérea de Pakistán probablemente han estado emparejados con el PL-15, el misil aire-aire más avanzado de China, que tiene un alcance más allá de la visual reportado de 200-300 kilómetros (120-190 millas). La versión de exportación conocida tiene un rango reducido de 145 kilómetros (90 millas).La semana pasada, en medio de tensiones en aumento, la Fuerza Aérea de Pakistán lanzó un video de tres minutos mostrando sus aviones de guerra. Presentó el JF-17 Block III armado con misiles PL-15, describiéndolos como “el potente golpe de la PAF”.“Desde la perspectiva de China, esto es esencialmente una publicidad poderosa”, dijo Antony Wong Dong, un observador militar con sede en Macao, sobre las afirmaciones de Pakistán.“Impresionará incluso a países como Estados Unidos: ¿qué tan fuerte es realmente su oponente? Esta es una pregunta que todos los países que potencialmente buscan comprar cazas, así como los rivales regionales de China, tendrán que reconsiderar seriamente: ¿cómo deberían enfrentar esta nueva realidad?”Pero algunos expertos han expresado cautela. Las pérdidas de India, si se confirman, podrían deberse más a tácticas y planeación deficientes por parte de la Fuerza Aérea India que a los avances percibidos en las armas chinas.“Si se confirman los informes de que India ha perdido múltiples jets, se plantearían serias preguntas sobre la preparación de la IAF, no solo sobre sus plataformas. Los Rafales son modernos, pero el combate se trata de integración, coordinación y supervivencia, no solo de adquisiciones destacadas,” dijo Singleton, el analista de la Fundación para la Defensa de las Democracias.Lo que también se desconoce es qué inteligencia tenía India sobre el PL-15.Si, por ejemplo, creía que Pakistán solo poseía la versión de exportación de menor alcance, es posible que las aeronaves indias se hubieran quedado en áreas vulnerables.Las reglas de enfrentamiento también pueden haber impedido que los pilotos indios dispararan primero o respondieran contra las aeronaves pakistaníes, según Fabian Hoffman, un investigador de políticas de defensa en la Universidad de Oslo.En tales casos, los errores de cálculo indios pueden haber hecho que las armas pakistaníes parecieran más efectivas, escribió Hoffman en su blog Missile Matters.Los expertos también señalan que los ataques de India golpearon con éxito múltiples objetivos en Pakistán, lo que sugiere que sus misiles penetraron las defensas aéreas pakistaníes, que están armadas con misiles superficie-aire chinos, incluido el de largo alcance HQ-9B.“Si los sistemas de radar o misiles de origen chino no lograron detectar o disuadir los ataques indios, eso es (también) una mala imagen para la credibilidad de las exportaciones de armas de Beijing”, dijo Gohel, experto en defensa en Londres.The-CNN-WireTM & © 2025 Cable News Network, Inc., a Warner Bros. 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      • "title": "From ‘Conclave’ to ‘The Borgias’ and ‘Pope Joan’: 11 Movies and TV Shows About the Pope",
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Below, The Hollywood Reporter has assembled 11 films and TV shows that feature the pope. ‘The Godfather Part III’ (1990) Parts of Francis Ford Coppola’s threequel starring Al Pacino, Andy Garcia and Diane Keaton were based loosely on historical events, namely the 33-day papacy of John Paul I in 1978. Like the movie’s fictional Cardinal Lamberto (Raf Vallone), who becomes John Paul I, the real John Paul — known as “the smiling pope” — was found dead in his bed soon after becoming pontiff. ‘The Pope’s Toilet’ (2007) El Bano del Papo details the frenzied preparations by a small South American village on the border of Uruguay and Brazil ahead of an expected 1998 visit by Pope John Paul II. Written and directed by Cesar Charlone and Enrique Fernandez, the movie was Uruguay’s submission for the foreign-language film Oscar race but didn’t get a nomination. ‘Angels and Demons’ (2009) Brian Grazer and Ron Howard famously brought Dan Brown’s hit novel to the big screen with Tom Hanks reprising his role as symbologist Robert Langdon from The Da Vinci Code . The film shows Rome as it prepares for the conclave as Camerlengo Patrick McKenna (Ewan McGregor) assumes temporary control of the Vatican. It later emerges that McKenna came up with a scheme to become pope, which leads to his suicide. ‘Pope Joan’ (2009) Donna Woolfolk Cross’ historical best-seller, about a ninth century pope who actually was a woman, took longer to bring to the big screen than the reign of most pontiffs. After decades in development purgatory, German producer Constantin finally delivered — with German actress Johanna Wokalek moving from playing a terrorist in the Oscar-nominated The Baader Meinhof Complex to ascending St. Peter’s throne. John Goodman has a supporting role as wine-swilling Pope Sergius. ‘The Borgias’ (Showtime) The notorious Borgia family, the 15th century dynasty that became known for spawning the worst of the bad popes, has inspired a dozen films and TV series. In Neil Jordan’s Showtime series The Borgias , Jeremy Irons gives his Machiavellian best as family patriarch Rodrigo Borgia ‘Borgia’ (Netflix) Like The Borgias , this Netflix series centers on the Borgia family’s influence on the Vatican. Here, John Daman stars as Cardinal Rodrigo Borgia, later known as Pope Alexander VI. The show ran for three seasons, tracking the Borgia family history from 1492 all the way until 1507, four years after Pope Alexander VI’s 1503 death. ‘We Have a Pope’ (2011) Much-fêted Italian director Nanni Moretti turned his filmmaking eye to the pope with his usual dry wit. The film details the relationship between a newly elected pope and his therapist. Michel Piccoli won a best actor award at the David di Donatello Awards, Italy’s top film awards, for his turn as the head of the Catholic Church. ‘The Young Pope’ (HBO) Jude Law stars in The Young Pope as the fictitious Pope Pius XIII, accompanied by Academy Award winner Diane Keaton as Sister Mary. In the HBO series, Law’s Pope disrupts the Vatican and shifts most responsibilities to Sister Mary. ‘The Two Popes’ (2019) Before Conclave , Hollywood brought the Vatican to the silver screen with 2019’s The Two Popes , which spotlighted the story of the late Francis’ ascension (played by Jonathan Pryce) and his friendship with Pope Benedict XVI (played by Anthony Hopkins). The film grabbed three Oscar noms, including a best actor nod for Pryce for his portrayal of Francis. ‘The New Pope’ (HBO) While HBO’s The Young Pope was initially slated as a limited series, it got a sequel of sorts in The New Pope . In the 2020 series, Law reprises his role as Pope Pius XIII, though Cardinal Viglietti (Marcello Romolo) swiftly serves as his successor as Pope Francis II. 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      • "description": "New York, May 09, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- In This Article, You'll Discover:The growing causes behind today's rise in chronic and occasional knee painWhy conventional options like pills, creams, and surgeries often fall shortHow the Wellnee Pain Relief Patch works using natural ingredients and a transdermal delivery systemA breakdown of the herbal ingredients inside the Wellnee Knee Patch, including Wormwood, Capsaicin, and Ginger OilHow to apply the patch properly for maximum effect and comfortWhat real users are saying in verified testimonials and reviewsA side-by-side comparison with other knee pain relief methodsCurrent pricing and bundle options available through the official Wellnee websiteA full FAQ answering the most common questions about the Wellnee Pain Relief PatchTL;DR — SummaryThe Wellnee Pain Relief Patch is a trending natural knee patch that delivers long-lasting support for joint discomfort through a drug-free, self-heating herbal formula. Designed with ease of use in mind, each patch provides up to eight hours of targeted relief using ingredients like Wormwood, Ginger Oil, Radix Aconiti, and Capsaicin. This article explores the root causes of knee pain, why many current treatments fall short, and how the Wellnee knee patch offers an accessible, non-invasive solution for individuals seeking natural, wearable comfort. With flexible pricing, real user testimonials, and a 30-day money-back guarantee, the Wellnee Pain Relief Patch is positioned as a strong contender in the space of holistic joint support products. Pricing and availability are subject to change—always check the official Wellnee website for the most current information.Introduction: Why the Knee Pain Epidemic Demands AttentionThe Modern Surge in Knee DiscomfortKnee pain has quietly become one of the most prevalent mobility issues in today's society, affecting people across age groups. Whether it's the result of active lifestyles, aging joints, or long hours of standing and sitting, knee discomfort is rising fast. Millions now seek convenient solutions beyond prescription drugs or invasive treatments. As more people search for drug-free alternatives, interest in wearable, non-invasive support has grown tremendously.Natural Relief as the New Wellness TrendConsumers are no longer satisfied with short-lived relief or risking side effects from conventional treatments. Instead, wellness-savvy individuals now lean toward plant-based, science-backed alternatives. Natural relief options—like herbal patches—are trending as top wellness bio-hacks. Among these, the Wellnee Pain Relief Patch has surfaced as a viral favorite, thanks to its self-heating technology and transdermal herbal formula designed to soothe sore knees without the mess of creams or the hassle of pills.Disclaimer: This content does not claim to diagnose or cure any condition. Readers experiencing chronic or worsening pain should consult a healthcare provider.Introducing the Wellnee Patch as a Standout ContenderThe Wellnee Pain Relief Patch has captured attention on social media platforms and is often recommended in natural health circles. Its blend of ancient herbal extracts, sleek adhesive design, and ease of use makes it an intriguing option for those dealing with persistent knee discomfort. In this article, we'll take a deep dive into the causes of knee pain, why so many people are frustrated with current treatments, and how the Wellnee Patch may offer a natural solution for many—while remaining affordable and easy to use at home.Understanding Knee Pain: Causes and ChallengesThe Root of the Problem: Why So Many Suffer from Knee IssuesKnee pain can feel like it appears out of nowhere, but most discomfort stems from a combination of strain, inflammation, aging, and repetitive stress. Whether you're an active individual, a weekend warrior, or simply someone who's been on their feet for years, the knees often bear the brunt of daily motion. Over time, this wear and tear can trigger pain, stiffness, and swelling that limits mobility and quality of life.Common contributors to knee pain include:Overuse from physical activity or workDegenerative joint conditions like arthritisInflammation due to lifestyle or injuryPoor posture and improper footwearWeak muscles or imbalances in joint supportThese pain triggers don't discriminate by age. While many associate knee issues with older adults, younger people increasingly report knee discomfort due to desk jobs, athletic activities, or long periods of inactivity.The Shortcomings of Conventional SolutionsMost traditional treatments offer only temporary comfort. Painkillers may reduce inflammation briefly but can lead to dependency or digestive issues over time. Steroid injections may provide short-term relief but often come with long-term risks. Surgery remains an expensive and invasive option, often reserved as a last resort.Topical creams are also common but can be messy, short-acting, and lack targeted application. And let's face it—many people are simply looking for something they can use discreetly and comfortably throughout the day without hassle or side effects.Disclaimer: While over-the-counter solutions may help some individuals manage pain, their effectiveness and safety may vary widely. Always speak with a qualified medical professional before starting any new treatment.The Need for Modern, On-the-Go ReliefThis growing frustration is driving a global wellness shift toward drug-free pain patches, especially those with plant-based formulas and transdermal delivery systems. Consumers want non-invasive options that integrate easily into their lives, offering support during work, play, and rest.The Wellnee Pain Relief Patch enters this space as a trending solution that aligns with today's demand for natural wellness, wearable remedies, and effortless mobility support.Your knees support you—now it's time you support them. Discover why so many people are turning to the Wellnee Patch for natural, all-day joint comfort that fits your lifestyle. Order now and feel the difference.Introducing the Wellnee Pain Relief PatchA Fresh Take on Knee ComfortThe Wellnee Pain Relief Patch is more than just another temporary pain solution—it's part of a fast-growing movement toward natural, wearable therapies that support mobility without pills or messy creams. Designed for targeted application and long-lasting comfort, the Wellnee Patch has been crafted for individuals looking to stay active without compromising on simplicity or ingredient safety.It uses a transdermal delivery method, meaning its active herbal ingredients are gradually absorbed through the skin, allowing for consistent support over several hours. This offers users a convenient option to stay on the move while addressing everyday aches that stem from joint strain, overuse, or aging.Disclaimer: This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult a healthcare provider if you are unsure about using topical herbal solutions.Key Product Features That Set It ApartTargeted Relief – Applied directly to the knees, the patch delivers a warming, soothing effect right where it's needed.Long-Lasting Action – Provides up to 8 hours of support per patch, ideal for daytime or overnight use.Natural Herbal Blend – Infused with time-tested plant-based ingredients, including Wormwood, Ginger Oil, Radix Aconiti, and Capsaicin.Discreet & Comfortable Design – Lightweight, adhesive fabric conforms easily to the knee, allowing full range of motion.No Mess, No Pills – Skip greasy creams or oral medications. This is a wearable wellness tool that fits into any lifestyle.Trending for a ReasonThe Wellnee Patch has seen a rise in attention thanks to natural health influencers, viral TikTok demos, and Amazon shoppers reporting favorable experiences. It's been dubbed a \"joint restoration hack\" and even referred to as the \"wearable wellness patch of 2025.\"Its clean design and non-drug formula resonate with the growing trend of holistic pain support—appealing to those who want to avoid pharmaceuticals without sacrificing relief.Deep Dive into Ingredients: Nature's Pain RelieversAncient Wisdom Meets Modern ConvenienceWhat makes the Wellnee Pain Relief Patch stand out isn't just its design—it's what's inside. Each patch delivers a precise blend of herbal ingredients known for their traditional use in promoting joint comfort and circulation. These plant-based elements are combined into a slow-release format, helping ensure support over time with fewer concerns about harsh chemicals or synthetic additives.Here's a closer look at the active components:WormwoodUsed in traditional medicine for centuries, Wormwood (Artemisia absinthium) is valued for its anti-inflammatory and soothing properties. In the context of pain patches, it's believed to help relax tissues and ease localized discomfort.Disclaimer: While Wormwood is traditionally used to support circulation and reduce discomfort, more clinical evidence is needed to confirm its full effects in topical applications.Ginger Oil ExtractGinger is widely known for its warming and circulation-boosting benefits. As an oil, it penetrates the skin to produce a subtle heating effect that may help soothe tired, overworked knees. This makes it especially useful for people dealing with stiffness or soreness from movement or weather changes.Radix AconitiOften found in Eastern herbal remedies, Radix Aconiti is traditionally used to stimulate blood flow and promote joint comfort. Its inclusion in this patch reflects a commitment to leveraging powerful plant compounds in safe, topical forms.Caution: Aconite in its raw form can be toxic. In this patch, it's used in processed and diluted amounts for external use only. Always avoid contact with broken skin and keep away from eyes or mucous membranes.CapsaicinDerived from chili peppers, Capsaicin delivers a noticeable warming effect. It works by interacting with nerve receptors in the skin, which may help distract the ...Full story available on Benzinga.com",
      • "content": "In This Article, You'll Discover: The growing causes behind today's rise in chronic and occasional knee pain Why conventional options like pills, creams, and surgeries often fall short How the Wellnee Pain Relief Patch works using natural ingredients and a transdermal delivery system A breakdown of the herbal ingredients inside the Wellnee Knee Patch , including Wormwood, Capsaicin, and Ginger Oil How to apply the patch properly for maximum effect and comfort What real users are saying in verified testimonials and reviews A side-by-side comparison with other knee pain relief methods Current pricing and bundle options available through the official Wellnee website A full FAQ answering the most common questions about the Wellnee Pain Relief Patch TL;DR — Summary The Wellnee Pain Relief Patch is a trending natural knee patch that delivers long-lasting support for joint discomfort through a drug-free, self-heating herbal formula. Designed with ease of use in mind, each patch provides up to eight hours of targeted relief using ingredients like Wormwood, Ginger Oil, Radix Aconiti, and Capsaicin. This article explores the root causes of knee pain, why many current treatments fall short, and how the Wellnee knee patch offers an accessible, non-invasive solution for individuals seeking natural, wearable comfort. With flexible pricing, real user testimonials, and a 30-day money-back guarantee, the Wellnee Pain Relief Patch is positioned as a strong contender in the space of holistic joint support products. Pricing and availability are subject to change—always check the official Wellnee website for the most current information. Introduction: Why the Knee Pain Epidemic Demands Attention The Modern Surge in Knee Discomfort Knee pain has quietly become one of the most prevalent mobility issues in today's society, affecting people across age groups. Whether it's the result of active lifestyles, aging joints, or long hours of standing and sitting, knee discomfort is rising fast. Millions now seek convenient solutions beyond prescription drugs or invasive treatments. As more people search for drug-free alternatives, interest in wearable, non-invasive support has grown tremendously. Natural Relief as the New Wellness Trend Consumers are no longer satisfied with short-lived relief or risking side effects from conventional treatments. Instead, wellness-savvy individuals now lean toward plant-based, science-backed alternatives. Natural relief options—like herbal patches—are trending as top wellness bio-hacks. Among these, the Wellnee Pain Relief Patch has surfaced as a viral favorite, thanks to its self-heating technology and transdermal herbal formula designed to soothe sore knees without the mess of creams or the hassle of pills. Disclaimer: This content does not claim to diagnose or cure any condition. Readers experiencing chronic or worsening pain should consult a healthcare provider. Introducing the Wellnee Patch as a Standout Contender The Wellnee Pain Relief Patch has captured attention on social media platforms and is often recommended in natural health circles. Its blend of ancient herbal extracts, sleek adhesive design, and ease of use makes it an intriguing option for those dealing with persistent knee discomfort. In this article, we'll take a deep dive into the causes of knee pain, why so many people are frustrated with current treatments, and how the Wellnee Patch may offer a natural solution for many—while remaining affordable and easy to use at home. Understanding Knee Pain: Causes and Challenges The Root of the Problem: Why So Many Suffer from Knee Issues Knee pain can feel like it appears out of nowhere, but most discomfort stems from a combination of strain, inflammation, aging, and repetitive stress. Whether you're an active individual, a weekend warrior, or simply someone who's been on their feet for years, the knees often bear the brunt of daily motion. Over time, this wear and tear can trigger pain, stiffness, and swelling that limits mobility and quality of life. Common contributors to knee pain include: Overuse from physical activity or work Degenerative joint conditions like arthritis Inflammation due to lifestyle or injury Poor posture and improper footwear Weak muscles or imbalances in joint support These pain triggers don't discriminate by age. While many associate knee issues with older adults, younger people increasingly report knee discomfort due to desk jobs, athletic activities, or long periods of inactivity. The Shortcomings of Conventional Solutions Most traditional treatments offer only temporary comfort. Painkillers may reduce inflammation briefly but can lead to dependency or digestive issues over time. Steroid injections may provide short-term relief but often come with long-term risks. Surgery remains an expensive and invasive option, often reserved as a last resort. Topical creams are also common but can be messy, short-acting, and lack targeted application. And let's face it—many people are simply looking for something they can use discreetly and comfortably throughout the day without hassle or side effects. Disclaimer: While over-the-counter solutions may help some individuals manage pain, their effectiveness and safety may vary widely. Always speak with a qualified medical professional before starting any new treatment. The Need for Modern, On-the-Go Relief This growing frustration is driving a global wellness shift toward drug-free pain patches, especially those with plant-based formulas and transdermal delivery systems. Consumers want non-invasive options that integrate easily into their lives, offering support during work, play, and rest. The Wellnee Pain Relief Patch enters this space as a trending solution that aligns with today's demand for natural wellness, wearable remedies, and effortless mobility support. Your knees support you—now it's time you support them. Discover why so many people are turning to the Wellnee Patch for natural, all-day joint comfort that fits your lifestyle. Order now and feel the difference. Introducing the Wellnee Pain Relief Patch A Fresh Take on Knee Comfort The Wellnee Pain Relief Patch is more than just another temporary pain solution—it's part of a fast-growing movement toward natural, wearable therapies that support mobility without pills or messy creams. Designed for targeted application and long-lasting comfort, the Wellnee Patch has been crafted for individuals looking to stay active without compromising on simplicity or ingredient safety. It uses a transdermal delivery method, meaning its active herbal ingredients are gradually absorbed through the skin, allowing for consistent support over several hours. This offers users a convenient option to stay on the move while addressing everyday aches that stem from joint strain, overuse, or aging. Disclaimer: This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult a healthcare provider if you are unsure about using topical herbal solutions. Key Product Features That Set It Apart Targeted Relief – Applied directly to the knees, the patch delivers a warming, soothing effect right where it's needed. Long-Lasting Action – Provides up to 8 hours of support per patch, ideal for daytime or overnight use. Natural Herbal Blend – Infused with time-tested plant-based ingredients, including Wormwood, Ginger Oil, Radix Aconiti, and Capsaicin. Discreet & Comfortable Design – Lightweight, adhesive fabric conforms easily to the knee, allowing full range of motion. No Mess, No Pills – Skip greasy creams or oral medications. This is a wearable wellness tool that fits into any lifestyle. Trending for a Reason The Wellnee Patch has seen a rise in attention thanks to natural health influencers, viral TikTok demos, and Amazon shoppers reporting favorable experiences. It's been dubbed a \"joint restoration hack\" and even referred to as the \"wearable wellness patch of 2025.\" Its clean design and non-drug formula resonate with the growing trend of holistic pain support—appealing to those who want to avoid pharmaceuticals without sacrificing relief. Deep Dive into Ingredients: Nature's Pain Relievers Ancient Wisdom Meets Modern Convenience What makes the Wellnee Pain Relief Patch stand out isn't just its design—it's what's inside. Each patch delivers a precise blend of herbal ingredients known for their traditional use in promoting joint comfort and circulation. These plant-based elements are combined into a slow-release format, helping ensure support over time with fewer concerns about harsh chemicals or synthetic additives. Here's a closer look at the active components: Wormwood Used in traditional medicine for centuries, Wormwood (Artemisia absinthium) is valued for its anti-inflammatory and soothing properties. In the context of pain patches, it's believed to help relax tissues and ease localized discomfort. Disclaimer: While Wormwood is traditionally used to support circulation and reduce discomfort, more clinical evidence is needed to confirm its full effects in topical applications. Ginger Oil Extract Ginger is widely known for its warming and circulation-boosting benefits. As an oil, it penetrates the skin to produce a subtle heating effect that may help soothe tired, overworked knees. This makes it especially useful for people dealing with stiffness or soreness from movement or weather changes. Radix Aconiti Often found in Eastern herbal remedies, Radix Aconiti is traditionally used to stimulate blood flow and promote joint comfort. Its inclusion in this patch reflects a commitment to leveraging powerful plant compounds in safe, topical forms. Caution: Aconite in its raw form can be toxic. In this patch, it's used in processed and diluted amounts for external use only. Always avoid contact with broken skin and keep away from eyes or mucous membranes. Capsaicin Derived from chili peppers, Capsaicin delivers a noticeable warming effect. It works by interacting with nerve receptors in the skin, which may help distract the body from localized discomfort. It's commonly used in sports balms and joint patches for its natural tingling sensation. Supporting Ingredients Saffron – Known for antioxidant support and brightening circulation. Camphor – Offers a cooling-to-warm transition to ease tension. Menthol – Delivers a fresh, cooling sensation that quickly activates. Cinnamon & Borneol – Adds warmth and enhances the synergy of the formula. Each of these elements is selected not just for tradition, but for how they work together—creating a layered herbal experience designed for daily support. Disclaimer: The Wellnee Patch contains natural essential oils and plant extracts. Individuals with sensitive skin or allergies should perform a patch test before full use. Give your knees the relief they deserve. With natural ingredients like Ginger Oil and Capsaicin, the Wellnee Patch works where you need it most—anytime, anywhere. Experience comfort that stays with you. How the Wellnee Patch Works: Mechanism of Action The Science Behind Transdermal Therapy Unlike pills or creams, the Wellnee Pain Relief Patch uses a transdermal delivery system, allowing its herbal formula to absorb directly through the skin over time. This method ensures that the active ingredients are released gradually and precisely where they're needed—right at the source of discomfort. The idea is simple yet powerful: deliver time-tested natural ingredients directly into the tissues surrounding the joint, without disrupting the digestive system or requiring messy application. Layered Design for Targeted Performance The effectiveness of the Wellnee Patch lies in its multi-layered construction: Adhesive Layer Soft and flexible, the outermost layer sticks securely to the skin without irritation. It's designed to stay in place even during movement. Herbal Compound Layer This layer contains the proprietary blend of herbs, oils, and botanicals—carefully measured to provide long-lasting comfort through controlled release. Self-Heating Technology The patch gradually warms upon contact with the skin, enhancing circulation and helping the active ingredients penetrate more deeply into the tissue. This natural warming effect offers a soothing sensation and may assist in relieving stiffness or soreness. Note: While the patch delivers heat, it remains skin-safe and is not classified as a medical-grade thermal treatment. Comfort Throughout the Day Each patch offers up to 8 hours of relief, making it suitable for both day and night use. Users have applied it while working, exercising, or sleeping. Its discreet design means it can be worn under clothing without anyone noticing. Key benefits of this delivery system include: Non-invasive support No pills or chemical-laden creams Consistent, time-released absorption Soothing warmth to enhance relaxation Disclaimer: Results may vary depending on individual skin type, activity levels, and the nature of the discomfort being addressed. Application Guide: Maximizing Benefits Simple and Stress-Free Use The Wellnee Pain Relief Patch is designed for hassle-free, on-the-go use. Whether you're dealing with chronic joint tension or occasional soreness from activity, application takes just seconds and doesn't require any assistance. This ease of use is one reason why it has become a go-to choice for those seeking natural knee pain relief without complicated routines or prescriptions. Step-by-Step Instructions Follow these steps to ensure you get the most from every patch: Step 1: Clean and Dry the Area Before applying the patch, wash and dry the knee thoroughly. This removes any oils or residue that might interfere with adhesion or absorption. Step 2: Peel and Apply Carefully remove the protective film from the patch. Place the adhesive side directly onto the center of the affected knee. Press down firmly for secure placement. Step 3: Leave On for Up to 8 Hours The patch is designed to work throughout the day or night. It can be worn under clothing and will not restrict movement. Step 4: Remove Gently After use, peel off slowly and dispose of the used patch. If any residue remains, simply wipe it away with a damp cloth. Tips for Optimal Performance Use daily or as needed for ongoing support. Avoid applying to broken or irritated skin. Do not combine with other topical treatments unless approved by a healthcare provider. Store in a cool, dry place to preserve ingredient potency. Disclaimer: If you experience any itching, burning, or rash, discontinue use immediately and consult a healthcare professional. The product is not intended to replace prescribed treatments for diagnosed conditions. For All Walks of Life From seniors with mobility challenges to athletes recovering from overuse, this patch is designed to meet a variety of lifestyle needs. Its portability and ease of use make it ideal for: Office workers sitting long hours Runners and gym-goers Aging individuals with morning stiffness People recovering from mild sprains or overuse This makes the Wellnee Patch more than just a remedy—it becomes a daily wellness habit . Rediscover movement and comfort with the self-heating Wellnee Patch. This drug-free solution supports your knees for up to 8 hours a day. Order now and get bundle savings directly from the official site. User Testimonials: Real Experiences What Real Users Are Saying The Wellnee Pain Relief Patch has attracted a loyal following, with users sharing positive experiences across health forums, social media, and product review pages. These testimonials reflect how the patch integrates seamlessly into daily routines while delivering a noticeable difference in knee comfort and mobility. Here are a few recurring themes from verified user feedback: \"I can finally take long walks again without constant knee throbbing.\" \"Feels warm, stays in place, and helps me get through my workday pain-free.\" \"Tried so many creams, but this patch is the only thing that worked for me.\" \"Didn't expect much, but I woke up after my first night with less stiffness.\" Note: Testimonials reflect individual experiences and results may vary. The Wellnee Patch is not guaranteed to work the same for everyone. Trending Among Active and Aging Communities On platforms like TikTok and Amazon, users often mention: How discreet and wearable the patch is, even under tight clothing Relief after long-standing desk jobs or repetitive stress from workouts Use as part of a non-pharma wellness toolkit Influencers in natural wellness spaces have called the patch a \"wearable recovery essential\" and a \"joint-saving secret\" for aging knees or post-workout fatigue. Realistic Expectations for Use While many report noticeable benefits, the brand clearly states that the patch is a complementary aid , not a substitute for medical care. Its natural formulation is designed for routine, lifestyle-based use , which often means results may take a few applications to become apparent—especially in more stubborn or deep-seated joint tension. Disclaimer: Individual responses will vary based on factors like skin sensitivity, the severity of discomfort, and lifestyle habits. Comparing Wellnee with Other Pain Relief Methods Why the Wellnee Patch May Be a Smarter Daily Option Today's consumers are faced with a long list of options when it comes to addressing knee discomfort. From oral painkillers and muscle creams to physical therapy and even surgery, the landscape is full of choices—many of which are temporary, invasive, or inconvenient. The Wellnee Pain Relief Patch enters the scene as a natural, wearable alternative that doesn't rely on drugs or downtime. It provides targeted support in a modern format that matches the demands of everyday life. Comparing to Oral Painkillers Oral medications may offer fast relief, but they often come with potential drawbacks. Many users report side effects like stomach discomfort or dependency when used frequently. These types of treatments also work systemically—affecting the whole body instead of just the problem area. By contrast, the Wellnee Patch delivers its natural blend of herbs directly through the skin to the area that needs it most. It offers a localized experience without affecting the rest of the body and can be used routinely without disrupting digestion or sleep. Disclaimer: While prescription medication may be necessary for certain diagnosed conditions, individuals seeking more natural, daily-use options may prefer a transdermal patch format like Wellnee. Comparing to Topical Creams Topical gels and creams are another go-to for many people, but they aren't always convenient. Users often deal with greasy residue, strong odors, and the frustration of product transferring onto clothing. On top of that, creams typically absorb quickly and fade fast—offering only short bursts of relief. The Wellnee Patch avoids all of those issues. It's dry to the touch, discreet, and designed to stay in place for up to eight hours. There's no need to worry about reapplying or reactivating it throughout the day. Comparing to Physical Therapy and Surgery While physical therapy can be very effective, it requires time, money, and often transportation or insurance coverage. Surgery is reserved for more serious conditions and involves significant downtime, recovery, and risk. The Wellnee Patch, by contrast, is ready to use immediately. It requires no medical appointment, no invasive procedure, and no lengthy recovery. It's a flexible option that supports people between therapy sessions or those managing daily aches at home. Note: The Wellnee Patch is not a replacement for medical treatment or surgery, and anyone with serious or persistent joint issues should consult a healthcare provider before relying on over-the-counter solutions. Best Suited for Everyday Wellness Support Where the Wellnee Patch shines is in its role as a practical, lifestyle-based solution. It's especially ideal for: People managing minor to moderate knee discomfort Users interested in natural or plant-based solutions Athletes or physically active individuals needing daily joint support Older adults seeking consistent comfort throughout the day Its unique ability to blend natural ingredients, long-lasting performance, and everyday convenience makes it one of the most approachable options for those wanting relief without hassle. Whether you're an active adult or managing aging joints, the Wellnee Patch provides reliable, non-invasive relief that fits your routine. Shop now for limited-time savings and guaranteed satisfaction. Purchasing Information: Making an Informed Decision Transparent Pricing and Package Options The Wellnee Pain Relief Patch is available in multiple quantity bundles designed to fit both first-time buyers and those looking to stock up for longer-term use. As of the time of writing, here are the current pricing details listed on the official website : 1 Box (10 Patches) : Original Price : $29.95 Discounted Price : $17.95 Savings : 40% 5 Boxes (50 Patches) : Original Price : $149.75 Discounted Price : $59.90 Savings : 60% 10 Boxes (100 Patches) : Original Price : $299.50 Discounted Price : $89.85 Savings : 70% (Best Value) Disclaimer: Prices are subject to change at any time. For the most up-to-date pricing, always check the official Wellnee website before purchasing. These bundle options make it affordable for users who prefer consistent, daily application. The larger the quantity, the greater the savings—making it a practical choice for those managing ongoing joint discomfort or planning to share with family members. Where to Buy the Wellnee Patch The safest and most direct place to purchase the Wellnee Pain Relief Patch is through the official Wellnee website at wellnee-official.com . This ensures that customers receive authentic products backed by the official satisfaction guarantee, rather than risking third-party imitations. Purchasing through unofficial third-party marketplaces may result in counterfeit or expired products. Always verify the source before making a health-related purchase. Return Policy and Customer Satisfaction Guarantee Wellnee offers a 30-day money-back guarantee , which allows users to try the patch with minimal risk. If you're not satisfied with the product for any reason, you may request a refund. A few key terms include: Refunds apply only to products in new, unused condition Return shipping may be the customer's responsibility Contact must be made within 30 days of the original delivery To initiate a return or for any questions, you can reach Wellnee customer service via: Phone: +1 (850) 801-2701 Email: support@wellnee-official.com Disclaimer: Be sure to read the full return policy on the official website before ordering, as terms and conditions may vary depending on location and product condition. Why Customers Appreciate This Transparency Today's health-conscious buyers value upfront details , secure checkout , and reliable return policies . Wellnee's clear pricing, ongoing promotions, and risk-free guarantee have made it easier for new users to try the product with confidence. This transparent customer service model aligns with the brand's image as a trustworthy, wellness-forward solution for knee support. Make the easy switch to wearable, targeted support with the Wellnee Patch. It works while you go about your day, so you can move better, feel better, and live better—naturally. Get yours today. Conclusion: Is the Wellnee Patch Right for You? Reframing How We Think About Joint Discomfort Knee pain can be a subtle annoyance or a life-altering condition. For many, it starts as stiffness when standing or aching after walking. But over time, it can chip away at daily freedom—preventing you from enjoying your favorite activities, interfering with sleep, and even affecting your mood and relationships. In an era where mobility equals independence, finding effective and sustainable knee support is more than just a health choice—it's a quality-of-life decision. The Wellnee Pain Relief Patch offers a forward-thinking response to this modern challenge. It represents a shift toward natural, wearable wellness solutions that blend ancient ingredients with 21st-century convenience. Not Just a Patch—A Daily Wellness Ritual The Wellnee Patch doesn't just cover pain—it creates an experience. With its self-heating design, discreet fabric, and consistent herbal infusion, it transforms passive support into an active part of your daily recovery. Whether you're working at a desk, walking the dog, gardening, or winding down for bed, the patch fits effortlessly into your routine. Unlike creams that wash off or medications that affect your entire system, the patch quietly does its job right where you need it. It's mess-free, easy to apply, and provides up to eight hours of support without interfering with your schedule or lifestyle. Who Is It Ideal For? The Wellnee Pain Relief Patch is particularly well-suited for: Older adults dealing with age-related joint stiffness Athletes and fitness enthusiasts managing post-exercise recovery Busy professionals who need support without disruption Health-conscious users seeking plant-based, non-pharmaceutical options Anyone tired of trial-and-error with ineffective creams or uncomfortable braces If you've tried other solutions with disappointing results, or you're simply looking to enhance your body's natural healing process, this patch may offer the comfort and convenience you've been missing. The Verdict: Small Patch, Big Impact What makes the Wellnee Patch especially compelling is its ability to bridge modern expectations with natural traditions. It appeals to today's wellness trends—clean ingredients, easy application, and mobility support—without the noise of synthetic additives or overly complicated routines. The rise in popularity on social platforms like TikTok and YouTube, along with an impressive wave of customer testimonials, underscores that this product isn't just another quick-fix gimmick. It's a thoughtfully designed tool that empowers users to take charge of their joint wellness. Disclaimer: This product is not intended to cure or prevent disease. Results may vary depending on personal health, activity levels, and other factors. Always consult a qualified professional for persistent or serious pain conditions. Where to Get Started You can purchase the Wellnee Pain Relief Patch directly through the official website, where you'll find bundle options, shipping information, and a 30-day satisfaction guarantee. First-time buyers can try the patch risk-free, and frequent users can benefit from deeper discounts on larger orders. Always check the official Wellnee website for current pricing and availability, as offers are subject to change at any time. In summary, if you're ready for a natural, convenient, and non-disruptive way to manage daily joint discomfort, the Wellnee Pain Relief Patch could be your next best step toward lasting mobility, natural relief, and restored confidence in movement. The Wellnee Patch is more than just a temporary fix—it's a commitment to your mobility and wellness. With natural ingredients and lasting comfort, it's the knee support you've been looking for. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) 1. What is the Wellnee Pain Relief Patch and how does it work? The Wellnee Pain Relief Patch is a natural, transdermal knee patch designed to support joint comfort using plant-based ingredients. It delivers herbal compounds like Wormwood, Ginger Oil, and Capsaicin through the skin directly to the affected knee area. The patch uses a self-heating action to enhance circulation and promote soothing relief for up to 8 hours. Disclaimer: This patch is not intended to diagnose or treat medical conditions. Always consult your healthcare provider for serious or persistent pain. 2. Who can use the Wellnee Knee Patch? The Wellnee Pain Relief Patch is ideal for adults experiencing mild to moderate knee discomfort. It's especially popular among seniors, athletes, and individuals with desk jobs or physically demanding lifestyles. Anyone seeking a natural knee pain relief patch without the side effects of oral medication may benefit. 3. What ingredients are in the Wellnee Pain Relief Patch? Each patch contains a proprietary blend of herbal ingredients including Wormwood, Ginger Oil, Radix Aconiti, Capsaicin, Saffron, Menthol, Cinnamon, Camphor, and Borneol. These ingredients are traditionally used to promote pain relief, warmth, and increased joint flexibility. Caution: Some ingredients may irritate sensitive skin. Always do a patch test before full use. 4. How long does one patch last? Each Wellnee Patch provides up to 8 hours of continuous support, making it suitable for daytime or nighttime use. The slow-release formula ensures consistent delivery of active herbal ingredients for optimal comfort throughout wear. 5. Is the Wellnee Patch safe to use daily? Yes, the patch is designed for regular use and contains drug-free, plant-based ingredients. It can be worn daily as part of a wellness routine. However, avoid applying to broken or irritated skin, and discontinue use if irritation occurs. Disclaimer: Frequent users should consult a physician before using the patch long-term, especially if they have preexisting skin or circulation conditions. 6. Where can I buy the authentic Wellnee Pain Relief Patch? The only guaranteed way to purchase the original Wellnee Patch is through the official Wellnee website at wellnee-official.com. This ensures you receive authentic patches backed by the company's return policy and satisfaction guarantee. 7. How much does the Wellnee Patch cost? As of the latest update, pricing options include: 1 Box (10 patches): $17.95 3 Boxes: $45.96 4 Boxes: $55.96 Disclaimer: Prices and promotional offers may change at any time. Always check the official website for the latest pricing information. 8. What is the return policy for the Wellnee Patch? The product is backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee. If you're not satisfied, you can contact customer service for a refund on unopened or unused items. Return shipping may apply, and the product must be in its original condition. Contact: support@wellnee-official.com | Phone: +1 (850) 801-2701 Please read full terms and conditions on the official website before initiating a return. 9. Can the patch help with arthritis or joint inflammation? The Wellnee Patch is not a medical treatment for arthritis or inflammation, but many users report it offers natural support for joint stiffness and mobility challenges. Its warming herbs may help soothe tension in knees affected by wear and tear. This product is not intended to cure or prevent arthritis. Results may vary based on individual condition and usage. 10. Will the patch interfere with physical activity? No. The patch is designed to be flexible, breathable, and low-profile, allowing you to go about your day without restriction. Whether you're walking, working, or resting, the patch adheres securely and discreetly under clothing. Take a stand for better knee health. The Wellnee Patch gives you freedom of movement, long-lasting herbal comfort, and the peace of mind of a money-back guarantee. Order now—relief is just a patch away. Company : Wellnee Email : support@trywellnee.com Order Phone Support : +1(844)961-3766 Monday - Friday 10am-4pm EST Disclaimers and Disclosures General Disclaimer This article is for informational and educational purposes only and is not intended to serve as medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. 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Yet, they were unable to find consistent openings after the first goal and generated just two shots on goal the rest of the frame.Glenelg’s defense was constantly rotating, sending a second defender to press out on the Hawks’ attackers. It’s a defensive system that employs a backer and is increasingly reliant on movement, communication and timing. Those principles are pivotal in ensuring that Glenelg sends a secondary defender to apply increased pressure at the right time.The Gladiators’ defenders rely on their instincts and also what their teammates are telling them. Glenelg’s attackers are faced with that challenge of solving that unit every day in practice, which aides them on game days.“It’s so hard. We know that we always have to keep the ball moving,” senior Kayleigh White said. “We have to trust that our teammates are going to catch the ball and that they’re going to cut and be at the right positions. Getting pressured on by the ball is definitely the hardest. 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      • "content": "For decades, Alzheimer’s disease has been seen as a one-way road, a slow but inevitable decline in memory and thinking. But new research out of Harvard is beginning to challenge that assumption. A 2024 study suggests that with targeted lifestyle changes, it may be possible to reverse Alzheimer’s symptoms in the early stages, though the cure isn’t a one-size-fits-all kind of deal.The study, published in Alzheimer’s Research & Therapy, followed 50 people with early-stage Alzheimer’s over the course of 20 weeks. Instead of using medication, participants adopted a program focused on a plant-based diet, regular exercise, better sleep habits, and stress reduction. By the end of the study, many showed measurable improvements in cognitive tests. Some even regained skills like remembering names or following conversations.“To get significant results in just 20 weeks, in just 50 patients, only altering lifestyle — to be very honest, was shocking to me,” said senior author Rudolph Tanzi, a Harvard Medical School professor, in a recent statement. The findings raise the possibility that lifestyle changes alone could help reverse Alzheimer’s symptoms before the disease progresses too far.An MRI showing Alzheimer’s disease in the brain. Image source: Atthapon/AdobeOne key factor is insulin resistance, which affects the brain’s ability to process energy. By shifting to a ketogenic or Mediterranean-style diet, participants improved their brain’s energy metabolism. This, in turn, may reduce inflammation and support neural function.Other interventions focused on correcting nutritional deficiencies linked to cognitive decline to try to reverse Alzheimer’s progress. Low levels of vitamin B12, vitamin D, and glutathione, for example, have all been associated with increased Alzheimer’s risk. Improved sleep and regular physical activity also boost blood flow to the brain and promote synaptic health.Of course, not every case of Alzheimer’s will respond the same way. The study was relatively small, and most participants had sporadic (non-genetic) Alzheimer’s, which is more likely to be influenced by environmental and lifestyle factors. Experts caution that more research is needed before these findings can be broadly applied.Still, this study offers hope and a practical direction. If you or a loved one is facing early-stage Alzheimer’s, it’s worth exploring lifestyle changes under a doctor’s guidance. A diet rich in greens and omega-3s, regular movement, and solid sleep habits could do more than just slow symptoms. It might help reverse Alzheimer’s progression altogether.Don't Miss: A rare genetic mutation lets people thrive on just 4 hours of sleepThe post New study suggests Alzheimer’s may be reversible appeared first on BGR.",
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      • "content": "Belu Lucius es una de las influencers más populares del país y, conocedora de la gran cantidad de personajes a las que llega, quiso compartir un costado más íntimo de su vida: su deseo de volver a ser madre y el diagnóstico de endometriosis que recibió estos días. Desde su cuenta de Instagram compartió un video en el que aparece haciéndose un test de embarazo acompañada por su marido, Javier Ortega Desio, y el resultado negativo que recibieron. “No entró el tiro... ¿Todo el mundo muestra el video en el que sí? Que no. No\" , afirmó, mirando a cámara, luego de mostrar el momento en el baño en el que se hacía la prueba. Junto a las imágenes, que fueron de finales del mes pasado, compartió un extenso posteo sobre los resultados médicos que recibió. “Hace rato que veníamos buscando un hijo con Javi. Es cierto que con un poco de miedo porque ya habiendo perdido el primer embarazo y los otros dos que prosperaron fueron con muchos cuidados, encaras esta etapa desde otro lugar”, comenzó contando. “No había costado la primera vez. Ni la segunda. Ni la tercera. Pero está venía haciéndose desear bastante. Yo seguía menstruando como siempre, cada 26 días. Tenía periodos largos, dolorosos y con muchos sangrados, pero era algo natural, ¿no?“ , le contó a sus seguidores. “Después de hacerme unos estudios por mis dolores de espalda salió como hallazgo un mioma. Mi ginecóloga, la doctora Florencia Pablo, que conoce clínicamente mi malformación uterina ya que fue la encargada de operarme de un tabique vaginal hace ya varios años y luego del legrado de mi primera concepción, quiso que me haga más estudios. Y así fue”, relató. “H oy la visité con los resultados en la mano. Endometriosis . Algo que había escuchado por ahí sin prestarle mucha atención. Resulta que muchísimas mujeres tienen esta patología incluso sin saberlo, porque los síntomas se le parecen y se naturalizan: dolores muy fuertes menstruales, mucho sangrado, inflamación, dolores en la penetración”, detalló la exconcursante de MasterChef Celebrity . “Ahora me veo (nos vemos) en el lugar de tomar una decisión, ya que si queremos seguir buscando un hijo el tratamiento es uno (quirúrgico), pero si damos de baja esa posibilidad el tratamiento es otro (oral con pastillas) ”, contó, sobre las posibilidades que se le abre en este momento como familia. Hacia el final, destacó su deseo de compartir lo que ocurre en su vida para llevar un mensaje de concientización y de gran valentía, en especial para sus seguidoras. “Se los comparto porque estoy segura y convencida que somos muchas las que atravesamos un momento así. Si tenes endometriosis quiero que sepas que con el tratamiento indicado las posibilidades son enormes de que seas mamá”, concluyó. Belu está casada con el exrugbier Javier Ortega Desio y es mamá de Bautista (6) y Benjamín (5). En una entrevista para Infobae con María Laura Santillán, reflexionó sobre su faceta como madre, su trabajo en las redes y sus otros emprendimientos. “Crear contenido de humor, me encanta. top one. Redes es el top one . Después, la empresa que tenemos con Javi, V-Raptor, que es la ropa que diseñamos para los más chiquitos, pensada para nuestros hijos. Hoy en día nuestros hijos están casi en el último talle que tenemos y pensamos en los hijos de los demás, en los hijos de mis amigas. Ropa de calidad linda, terminación accesible, perfumamos las prendas, es una cosa maravillosa\", aseguró. “A mis hijos mucho no los grabo, cada vez menos. Ellos llegaron a mi vida y yo ya hacía contenido. Al principio quizás los exponía mucho más, sin darme cuenta de que quizás había algún peligro. Desde hace dos o tres años, los estoy mostrando muchísimo menos”, señaló.",
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      • "content": "Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was released Friday night after being held following his arrest outside the gates of an immigrant detention facility. Baraka walked out of U.S. Custom Services in Newark shortly before 8 p.m. He was arrested around 2:40 p.m. by ICE officers outside the Delaney Hall immigrant detention facility in Newark after he was physically dragged through the gate and placed in handcuffs. U.S. Attorney Alina Habba said Baraka was trespassing and “ignored multiple warnings” from Homeland Security Investigations to leave the property. “He has willingly chosen to disregard the law,” she said on X. “That will not stand in this state. He has been taken into custody. NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW.” Baraka, who is a Democratic candidate for governor in the June primary election, was outside the gates of Delaney Hall, a facility he has opposed Friday afternoon. He had been with three members of New Jersey’s congressional delegation - U.S. Reps. Rob Menendez, LaMonica McIver, and Bonnie Watson Coleman - who had come to inspect the facility. Baraka was allowed to enter the gates to the facility but wasn’t allowed into the building with the other elected representatives. He was told he had to go outside the gate and an aide to one of the congresspeople informed Baraka that ICE were discussing arresting him. Video taken at the scene showed the moments leading up this arrest. Warning: The following video contains explicit language. Baraka and other city officials went to Delaney Hall to serve summonses on its private owner-operator, the GEO Group of Boca Ratón, Florida. The summonses assert that GEO has refused to grant fire and code officials access to Delaney Hall and has placed a padlock on the gate, violating state law. City officials had tried to serve the summonses on the GEO Group on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, when a company representative refused to accept them each time, forcing city officials to leave them on the gate, a retractable chain link fence topped with razor wire. Opposition to Delaney Hall’s reopening intensified in February when ICE and the GEO Group announced they had reached a deal for the company to operate the facility under a 15-year contract worth $1 billion to the GEO Group. In a tightly packed six-way race for the Democratic primary, Baraka has a base in Newark, is making a big appeal to Black voters and gained support from progressive groups, most notably opponents of President Donald Trump’s immigration policies. Politicians, including fellow Democratic and Republican candidates for governor, took to social media to either voice their support or condemn Baraka. Stories by Chris Sheldon ‘It’s absurd.’ Politicians protest arrest of N.J. mayor outside immigrant detention center Jackson Premium Outlets reopens after investigation into explosive device N.J. congressman returns home after sepsis hospitalization, rehab officials say Please consider supporting NJ.com with a voluntary subscription. Chris Sheldon may be reached at csheldon@njadvancemedia.com .",
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      • "content": "El español Mikel Landa sufrió una impresionante caída a cinco kilómetros de la meta en Tiraba, Albania en la primera etapa del Giro de Italia 2025. El ciclista español fue trasladado en ambulancia tras las impresionantes heridas causas por la rodada. El descenso final en el inicio de la carrera fue un tormento para el ciclista español del equipo Soudal Quick Step. En una curva perdió salió de la ruta, chocó contra el andén y tuvo un golpe que lo dejó en piso. Recibió atención médica inmediata y dejó la competencia en camilla. Una ambulancia lo llevó a un hospital de la capital albanesa. Mikel Landa ha estado involucrado en una múltiple caída a 5 Km de meta y abandona el Giro en camilla 🎥 Eurosport pic.twitter.com/ttOQAWNt5T Fue el primer abandono de uno de los favoritos de la carrera en la que hizo podio en 2015 y 2022. El primer líder de la edición 2025 es el danés Mads Pedersen, ganador en el sprint de la meta. Otra caída para Mikel Landa En el 2021, en la quinta etapa, el choque de Dombrowski con el policía que señalizaba una isleta arrastró a Mikel en su caída . Tuvo que abandonar y también fue trasladado en ambulancia al hospital. En el 2017, una moto mal estacionada en la cuneta, poco antes de afrontar la ascensión al Blockhaus, se llevó por delante a Geraint Thomas y a Landa, que llegó a más de 20 minutos del ganador de la etapa. Un año más tarde, otra caída en la Clásica de San Sebastián, a 19 kilométros de la meta, le produjo una fractura sin desplazamiento de la apófisis espinosa de la vértebra lumbar . En el Tour sufrió tres accidentes, el primero en la etapa de Roubaix de 2018, al chocar con una alcantarilla. Una fisura de vértebra le condicionó el resto de la carrera. En el 2019, en la décima etapa, cerca de la meta en Albi, Warren Barguil perdió el equilibrio tras tocar la rueda de Alaphilippe y empujó involuntariamente a Landa, provocando su caída. No sufrió lesiones, pero perdió más de dos minutos. En el 2023, en la octava etapa, a seis kilómetros de la meta en Limoges, se vio involucrado en una caída junto a Simon Yates . Aunque pudo continuar en carrera, perdió 47 segundos respecto al grupo principal y bajó al decimocuarto puesto en la clasificación general. Hace solo dos días renovaba Landa su contrato con el Soudal, y apuntaba: “Me gustaría subir al podio del Giro de Italia. Es mi sueño y lucharé por él”. Seguir leyendo: Dos ciclistas murieron mientras participaban en el Tour de Flandes para aficionados Ciclista colombiano perdió la vida a los 19 años en accidente de tránsito durante entrenamiento Siete ciclistas de la selección de pista de Alemania sufrieron un violento accidente en España",
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