Author: Herman Copeland

Georgia is set to swear in Mikheil Kavelashvili as its new president, a move that has sparked fierce controversy and deepened the country’s ongoing political turmoil. The inauguration, scheduled for this Sunday, comes after the outgoing president and opposition parties have declared the election results illegitimate. This marks the latest chapter in a prolonged political crisis that has gripped the Black Sea nation, challenging the stability of its government and…

Cats as a Potential Bridge for H5N1 Virus to Humans A new study has revealed that cats may pose health risks similar to those of pigs, a species already known to be a potential bridge for viruses like H5N1 to humans. The findings have raised alarm about how domestic pets could play a role in future pandemics. Published in the academic journal Taylor and Francis Online, the research suggests that…

As the December expiry nears its conclusion, market participants are bracing for heightened volatility and subdued volumes, which are likely to guide the Nifty’s movement on its final trading day. With cautious market sentiment in place, traders are focusing on crucial resistance and support levels that will dictate the near-term market direction. Market Overview: Nifty’s Bearish Trend Continues On December 24, the Nifty index failed to sustain the positive momentum…

While most families celebrate Christmas with gifts, laughter, and warm traditions, for Houston County firefighters, the day often looks a little different. At EMS Station 2, the holiday spirit mingles with the ever-present duty to save lives. It’s not about what’s under the tree—it’s about what’s on the line. “Guys always say, if you’re working Christmas, you’re guaranteed a fire,” said Lt. Cal Burton, capturing the high stakes and unpredictability…

Belly fat can be one of the most stubborn areas to target when it comes to weight loss. But according to Dr. Saurabh Sethi, a renowned gastroenterologist with a massive social media following, intermittent fasting might just be the key. In his latest advice, he shares three science-backed strategies to help reduce belly fat effectively using intermittent fasting. We all know how frustrating it can be to shed those extra…

The Peace Flame, symbolizing unity and sportsmanship, has officially arrived in Georgia, marking the countdown to the 17th European Youth Olympic Winter Festival, set to take place in Bakuriani in February 2025. The flame, a beacon of peace and hope for young athletes across Europe, was brought to the capital by key figures including Sports Minister Shalva Gogoladze, Olympic Committee President Leri Khabelov, and Bakuriani 2025 Organizing Committee Chair Mamuka…

Australia has announced their playing XI for the highly anticipated Boxing Day Test against India, which kicks off on Thursday. In a significant shake-up, the hosts have made two major changes to their squad. The injured Josh Hazlewood makes way for Scott Boland, while teenage opener Sam Konstas replaces Nathan McSweeney, with Konstas set to become Australia’s youngest Test debutant since Pat Cummins made his debut in 2011. In another…

Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport has issued a crucial advisory, warning passengers of possible flight disruptions due to low visibility caused by thick fog. This could impact non-CAT III compliant flights, with potential delays or cancellations on the horizon. The advisory comes as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicts that fog will intensify, further reducing visibility. This morning, a thin layer of fog covered parts of the capital, and with…

Some Sandy Springs parents are hoping for a holiday miracle, pushing back against a proposal to shut down two local elementary schools. Months after Fulton County Schools floated the possibility, the affected families are fighting to prove their schools deserve to stay open. Parents Challenge Closure Justifications The schools in question, Parklane Elementary in East Point and Spalding Drive Elementary in Sandy Springs, are facing closure due to what the…

Country Struggles with 35% of Global Cholera Cases as Economic and Healthcare Systems Crumble Yemen, already devastated by over a decade of conflict and economic turmoil, is now facing an escalating cholera epidemic. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the country accounted for 35% of the world’s cholera cases as of December 1, 2024, with nearly 250,000 suspected cases and 861 related deaths. These staggering figures highlight the gravity…