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Journalism’s cruel dilemma

December 12, 2024 -

(Article by Bill Dunne republished from AmericanThinker.com)

Where all the debris finally settles is anybody’s guess, but one thing that’s been blasted for sure is the media’s credibility with the public. Fewer than one in three respondents to a Gallup poll  now say they trust the media’s reporting “a great deal” or a “fair amount.” It’s a poll the Gallup organization has been taking since the early 1970s. Back then, the number was 70 percent.

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Solving the Pro Bowl Dilemma (Satire)

June 05, 2012 - Solving the Pro Bowl Dilemma (Satire)

Tuesday, June 05, 2012 by: Hesh GoldsteinTags: Pro Bowl, football, Hawaii

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Controversy surrounds OpenAI’s response to hypothetical ‘ethical dilemma’

January 09, 2024 -

(Article republished from YourNews.com)OpenAI’s AI chatbot, when presented with a hypothetical ethical dilemma, gave a response that has stirred debate about the moral frameworks embedded within artificial intelligence systems. The question posed was whether it is worse to kill a billion white people or use the term “Oriental” to describe an Asian person. OpenAI’s response, indicating a balanced view of the ethical dilemma, can be read in detail here....

Japan’s NUCLEAR dilemma: Rising tensions spark debate over pacifist principles

December 20, 2025 -

In a striking departure from Japan's long-standing pacifist stance, a senior security official within Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's administration suggested Thursday, Dec. 18, that the country should acquire nuclear weapons.

The unnamed official, involved in national security policy, argued that Japan must strengthen its own deterrence amid escalating threats from nuclear-armed neighbors like China, Russia and North Korea. However, such a move would ...

India’s oil dilemma: Sanctions force shift away from Russian crude

November 12, 2025 -

India, the world's third-largest crude oil importer, is facing a major supply disruption as U.S. sanctions pressure refiners to abandon Russian oil. Five of India's largest refiners—including state-owned Bharat Petroleum, Hindustan Petroleum and private giant Reliance Industries—have skipped orders for Russian crude for December, according to Bloomberg sources.

Only Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) and Rosneft-backed Nayara Energy have secured Russian ...

The dopamine dilemma: Navigating the stress epidemic in modern life

June 05, 2025 -

In a world where stressors lurk around every corner, from political turmoil to economic pressures, individuals are increasingly seeking solutions to combat the relentless onslaught of anxiety. Sean David Cohen, host of "The Dopamine Revolution" podcast, delved into the heart of this issue in his latest episode, offering a unique perspective on stress and its pervasive impact on people's lives.

Cohen's central thesis is both provocative and compelling....

Boeing’s China dilemma strikes at heart of trade and security crises

April 25, 2025 - dilemmas: How far will American businesses go to survive in a fractured global economy? Can U.S. leadership balance fiscal pragmatism with security imperatives? Ortberg asserts the company will “not let this derail recovery,” but the path ahead demands choices that impact trade ties, national defense and public trust. With China’s aviation market key to Boeing’s survival and Washington’s tariffs reshaping the equation, the stakes extend far beyond the aerospace industry....

Russia’s migrant dilemma: Balancing security and human rights amid rising xenophobia

April 19, 2025 -

On March 22, 2024, a horrific attack at Moscow’s Crocus City Hall reshaped Russia’s approach to migration — and its 3.3 million Central Asian laborers. The attack, carried out by suspected Tajik nationals, killed 144 and injured hundreds. In its aftermath, xenophobic harassment, discriminatory policies and violence against Central Asian migrants have surged. As Russia’s president Vladimir Putin pledges to “protect” national interests, the country faces ...

The Junk Food Dilemma Calls for a Change in Mindset (Opinion)

July 15, 2009 - The Junk Food Dilemma Calls for a Change in Mindset (Opinion)

Wednesday, July 15, 2009 by: Hesh GoldsteinTags: junk food, health news, Natural News

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A pledge for power, but a thirst unquenched: Tech’s data center dilemma

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In a bid to preempt a potent political liability, leaders from Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft and other tech titans are set to convene at the White House on March 4. Their mission: to formally pledge that their voracious new artificial intelligence data centers will not cause Americans’ electricity bills to skyrocket. The “Rate Payer Protection Pledge,” championed by President Donald Trump, requires these companies to build, bring, or buy their own power ...

Dr. H. Gilbert Welch critically examines the complex dilemma of cancer testing

July 17, 2025 -

In the realm of modern medicine, the notion of early cancer detection through testing has long been heralded as a crucial strategy in the fight against the disease. However, a groundbreaking book by Dr. H. Gilbert Welch, "Should I Be Tested for Cancer? Maybe Not and Here's Why," challenges this conventional wisdom, urging a more nuanced and cautious approach to cancer screening.

Welch's central argument is that while early detection through sophisticated ...

The great flip: Decoding America’s new food pyramid and its enduring fat dilemma

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In a significant shift for U.S. nutrition policy, the federal government has officially turned the classic food pyramid upside down. On January 7, 2026, the U.S. Departments of Agriculture and Health and Human Services released the 2025-2030 Dietary Guidelines for Americans, anchored by a new visual icon that places protein-rich foods and vegetables at its broad base. While the inverted pyramid has captured public attention, a closer examination reveals a ...

EU bankrolls smear campaigns against Trump and European candidates: A Deep State dilemma

September 18, 2025 -

The European Commission quietly transferred over €600,000 to the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) shortly after the 2024 European elections, according to a Berliner Zeitung report based on a parliamentary inquiry by AfD MEP Petr Bystron. This follows the disengagement of the U.S. government, which had previously provided substantial funding through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). The move raises significant ...

Jorg Reichrath’s “Sunlight, Vitamin D and Skin Cancer” looks at the sunlight dilemma

May 12, 2025 -

In the eternal quest for health and vitality, few things are as universally cherished as a sunny day. The warmth of the sun on our skin evokes feelings of relaxation and well-being.

However, beneath this seemingly simple pleasure lies a complex and often contentious relationship between sunlight, vitamin D and skin cancer. This intricate interplay has been the subject of scientific debate for decades, and recent research is shedding new light on how ...

Germany’s gold dilemma: Urgent calls to audit U.S.-held reserves amid political tensions

April 16, 2025 -

Germany is once again challenging the security of its vast gold reserves stored in the United States, demanding transparency and repatriation amid escalating geopolitical friction. With over $115 billion worth of gold held at the New York Federal Reserve — and concerns over U.S. trustworthiness mounting after years of policy uncertainty — the debate over who owns the gold and who controls it has reignited. German lawmakers, economists and central bank officials ...

The desk-bound dilemma: Could your afternoon tea be the antidote to a sedentary life?

November 19, 2025 -

In a world increasingly chained to desks and screens, the public health mantra to "move more" often feels like an impossible command. But groundbreaking research from the University of Birmingham, published in The Journal of Physiology, suggests a powerful and accessible ally may already be in our pantries.

The study reveals that consuming foods and drinks rich in natural compounds called flavanols—abundant in tea, cocoa, berries and apples—can ...

Health Ranger Report: Clay Clark and Mike Adams discuss the Trump dilemma and America’s future

July 01, 2025 -

In a riveting discussion on the "Health Ranger Report", the Health Ranger Mike Adams and Clay Clark of the ReAwaken America Tour delved into the complexities surrounding President Donald Trump. Their conversation, marked by raw honesty and critical analysis, touched on Trump's strengths, his controversial decisions, and the looming challenges facing America.

Adams and Clark acknowledged Trump's significant accomplishments during his tenure. One ...

Conflicts of interest and ethical dilemma: U.S. doctors receive payments from pharmaceutical and medical device industries

June 04, 2024 -

The study indicated that these financial incentives have a significant impact on prescribing practices, leading to a higher frequency of brand-name drug prescriptions, costly medications and those produced by paying companies. The authors emphasized growing public concern over these payments as they contribute to rising drug costs for patients and healthcare systems.U.S. oncologists and hematologists receive higher industry payments compared to peers

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The never-ending ISRAEL-PALESTINE war that murders innocents, children and starving refugees is a moral dilemma of staggering magnitude

July 28, 2025 -

The ongoing humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza is being described by some as the greatest moral failure of the world community of nations in modern history. Since October 7, 2023, the conflict has escalated into what is now widely termed a genocide or holocaust of the Palestinian people — marked by mass starvation, systematic targeting of civilians, and the failure of international powers to intervene in any meaningful way.

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Massive swarm of grasshoppers wreaks havoc in Utah – adding to the dilemma of local farmers who are already suffering from widespread DROUGHT

July 16, 2023 -

A massive swarm of grasshoppers has invaded Tooele, Utah, causing significant damage to crops. The plague-like surge was captured by weather radar systems of the National Weather Service on the evening of June 21 as it headed northeast toward the Great Salt Lake.

Alex DeSmet, a meteorologist, told the Salt Lake Tribune that the unusual radar detection of the grasshoppers was associated with their distinctive non-uniform movement. Unlike weather events ...