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New nutrition guidance from the American Heart Association advises getting protein from plants rather than meat and choosing low-fat or fat-free dairy. The recommendations clash with recommendations from RFK Jr.’s Health department. 🔗 on.wsj.com/481d9BK
The price of concert tickets has been increasing for years. But as some stars choose to play multiple times in a smaller number of locations instead of touring from town to town, many fans also have to pay for travel and lodging.
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Nicole Daedone, the founder of women’s sexual-wellness company OneTaste, was sentenced to nine years in prison for what prosecutors said was a more-than-decadelong conspiracy to force her students and practitioners into performing unpaid work. 🔗 on.wsj.com/4bVCgqD
President Trump told aides he’s willing to end the U.S. military campaign against Iran even if the Strait of Hormuz remains largely closed, likely extending Tehran’s firm grip on the waterway. 🔗 on.wsj.com/4sPInnY
Thieves swiped 12 metric tons of KitKats from Nestlé. And yet somehow the company still came out ahead.
The company said the results support the drug’s potential to transform the treatment of hypophosphatasia and it plans to submit data to regulators as soon as possible. on.wsj.com/3PFTwJb
Days after being expelled from Beirut, Iran’s ambassador is refusing to leave, highlighting the Lebanese government’s weakness as the country once again becomes a battlefield for stronger powers.
The last time the NFL couldn’t agree to a deal with its referees union, replacements stepped in and chaos ensued. The emergency plan now aims to prevent any more calamities.
WSJ News Exclusive: Public, a privately held brokerage firm, is rolling out a feature allowing customers to use AI to automate their investing tactics and execute trades.
The company is trying to win customers by offering a “lower, predictable monthly price” for its obesity drugs. on.wsj.com/4dl0cpU
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The diplomat’s defiance highlights the weakness of the Lebanese government as war returns to the country.
The company said the results support the drug’s potential to transform the treatment of hypophosphatasia and it plans to submit data to regulators as soon as possible.
The last time the league couldn’t agree to a deal with its referees union, replacements stepped in and chaos ensued. The emergency plan now aims to prevent any more calamities.
