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“Come Mexicans, Muslims, LGBT and Jews Keep your eyes wide for what’s on the news For President Trump is expressing his views And I fear that the mob he’s inciting Will soon break your windows and burn down your schools For the times, they are a-changin’ back.” Bragg wrote and recorded the song in January of 2017, a half-hour after watching Trump’s inaugural speech from a hotel room. But today, you’ll be hard-pressed to find it on Spotify, Amazon or Apple Music. What you can find are songs from the opposite end of the political spectrum. The Stockholm-based...

The Emilia Wickstead dress had only been glimpsed through a car window previously 26 January 2021 • 12:55pm From maple leaf brooches in Canada to shalwar kameezes in Pakistan and ‘Prussian Blue’ in Germany, the Duchess of Cambridge has had plenty of diplomatic dressing triumphs over the years. But with royal tours off the cards since last March, you might assume that this element of Kate’s wardrobe strategy had been relegated to ‘rediscover post-Covid’. On Monday evening though, the Duchess demonstrated in her most fashion-forward way yet that diplomatic style can still be achieve...

Electrochemical Sensors for Targeting Salivary Biomarkers Image Credit: Fusionstudio / Shutterstock.com Why analyze saliva? One of the most common methods used to assist in a clinical diagnosis is blood analysis, which typically requires the collection of several microliters (µl) or milliliters (ml). The collection of blood samples requires the use of an invasive blood collection procedure that not only requires skilled personnel but can also be inconvenient and painful for the patient. Comparatively, a saliva sample is collected through a non-invasive and convenient technique, thus reducing...

PRIME Documentarian Louis Theroux reflects on his earlier work and revisits some of his subjects in Life On The Edge. Have you ever wondered what happened to some of those more oddball or extreme people that Louis Theroux introduced to us in his always entertaining TV documentaries? If so, you will be interested in watching his new four-part series Life On The Edge on Prime in which he looks back at his documentaries spanning 25 years. It features Theroux at home with his family in the UK during Covid-19 lockdown talking to some of his most notable contributors via webcam, updating stories...

Updated on January 14, 2021 at 1:10 pm NBC's Dateline The family of a San Diego woman who was slowly fed a chemical once used in rat poison by her husband, then a Navy sailor, speaks out Thursday night on NBC's Dateline, as do the medical staff who worked to save her life. Watch NBC's Dateline Thursdays at 10 p.m. on NBC 7 or NBC7.com When 28-year-old Brigida Uto arrived at a San Diego Kaiser Permanente triage center in March 2018, she was close to death. In the race to save the young mother's life, doctors began investigating a medical mystery. "She was losing her vision. She couldn't fee...