UNITED NATIONS (AP) — President Donald Trump used his United Nations debut on Monday to prod the international organization to cut its bloated bureaucracy and fulfill its mission. But he pledged U.S. support for the world body he had excoriated as a candidate, and his criticisms were more restrained than in years past. “In recent years, the United Nations has not reached its full potential due to bureaucracy and mismanagement,” Trump said. “We are not seeing the results in line with this investment.”
See jerkface bacteria hiding in tumors and gobbling chemotherapy drugs
They make cancers drug-resistant, but a dose of antibiotics may help, study suggests.
That’s the case for Mycoplasma hyorhinis and its ilk.
Researchers caught the little jerks hiding out among cancer cells, gobbling up chemotherapy drugs intended to demolish their tumorous digs. The findings, reported this week in Science, explain how some otherwise treatable cancers can thwart powerful therapies.
Diese Startups wollen verändern, wie und was wir essen
Die Zukunft des Essens ist oft fleischlos, manchmal insektenreich, grundsätzlich innovativ. Startups machen vor, wohin sich das Thema Essen bewegt.
Fleisch ohne tote Tiere, weniger Verschwendung und Minifarmen in jeder Küche: WIRED präsentiert neun Unternehmen, die verändern könnten, was auf unseren Tellern landet.
Alec Baldwin on ‘SNL’ Emmy win: I’m a ‘conduit’ for the world’s Trump pain
After winning his Emmy for performing as President Trump on ‘SNL,’ Baldwin tried to explain his success backstage.
Alec Baldwin opens up about impersonating Trump and his own impressions of the president.
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Alec Baldwin understands his success performing as President Trump on Saturday Night Live.
American tourists attacked with acid at French train station
A woman threw acid at four female American tourists at a train station in the French city of Marseille on Sunday, an attack police said they did not believe was terrorism-related.
MARSEILLE (Reuters) – A woman threw acid at four female American tourists at a train station in the French city of Marseille on Sunday, an attack police said they did not believe was terrorism-related.
A telemarketer called my elevator
The emergency intercom started speaking to me in a voice I’ve heard a thousand times.
Decades of ignorant bliss were interrupted this week when the emergency intercom on my elevator—now just a speaker embedded in the elevator wall—tried to get my attention. Because it wanted to offer me a great bargain on some solar panels.