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HHS begins recruiting new vaccine advisers​

Presented by Alliance for Aging Research {beacon} Health Care Health Care The Big Story  HHS begins recruiting new vaccine advisors Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is looking to revive a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) vaccine advisory panel that’s been dormant since last year, after a federal judge blocked his efforts to…

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HHS begins recruiting new vaccine advisers​

Presented by Alliance for Aging Research {beacon} Health Care Health Care The Big Story  HHS begins recruiting new vaccine advisors Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is looking to revive a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) vaccine advisory panel that’s been dormant since last year, after a federal judge blocked his efforts to…

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Fox News ‘Antisemitism Exposed’ Newsletter: Trump's point man in the fight against Jew hate

Fox News' "Antisemitism Exposed" newsletter brings you stories on the rising anti-Jewish prejudice across the U.S. and the world.

IN TODAY’S NEWSLETTER:

- Leo Terrell takes Trump administration's antisemitism on nationwide tour
- Woman busted in rabbi syringe attack allegedly stabbed another Jewish man
- Sicko with syringe busted for alleged attacks on Jews

TOP STORY: Justice Department antisemitism task force chief Leo Terrell is taking the fight directly to American streets on an aggressive 15-city tour. Blasting local officials for failing to protect synagogues and classrooms, Terrell is marching federal prosecutors and the FBI into cities like New York and Detroit to confront rising hate crimes and enforce civil rights protections.

VIDEO: Parishad Kavyani grew up under the Islamic Republic of Iran before moving to Canada. Now she unpacks why her childhood shattered illusions about modern activism before she walked away from the pro-Palestine movement she once supported. WATCH HERE:

SICKO WITH SYRINGE: A Midtown Manhattan terror spree ended in cuffs after 32-year-old Anna Mochalova was busted for targeting Jewish victims. Police say she stabbed a Hasidic rabbi in the back outside the Diamond District, then slashed another man wearing a yarmulke minutes later. The deranged stalker reportedly asked a third man if he was Jewish, apologizing and bolting when he said he was Muslim. 

BOMB PLOT: Federal feds crushed a chilling bloodbath in Utah after 22-year-old Skyler Rose allegedly declared online he wanted to blow up a synagogue. Agents raided his Ogden home, seizing six live pipe bombs, bomb-making gear, and two rifles. The suspected extremist now faces severe hate crime, explosives, and child sex abuse charges that could lock him away for decades.

CLASSROOM CLASH: Holocaust educator Dov Forman is putting New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani on blast, urging him to take notes on Britain's aggressive school antisemitism crackdown. While the UK adopted 27 hard-hitting measures—including tough reporting rules and official definitions of Jew-hatred—critics slam Mamdani's vague 33-page plan for ducking key definitions and lacking real benchmarks to protect Jewish students.

GUEST EDITORIAL: Swedish political scientist and author Daniel Schatz warns that climate activist Greta Thunberg has devolved into a narcissistic "conflict influencer." He argues her shift toward anti-Israel extremism—such as endorsing "Zionism is racism" motions, joining radical protests, and accepting awards tied to terror sympathizers—deserves intense scrutiny rather than progressive praise, while also questioning who funds her globe-trotting activism.

QUOTE OF THE WEEK: "It’s a million dollars in security in a city with a million Jews. It’s a dollar a Jew." - Rabbi Chaim Steinmetz, senior rabbi of New York's Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun, on Mayor Mamdani's anti-Semitism plan.

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Our team's favorite pillows — plus early holiday deals and gifts

Welcome to your weekly shopping guide, curated by the FOX News Deals team

The right pillow can make or break a night's sleep. Our team has strong opinions, from the adaptive option Julia Fields loves to the "fancy" model Jaclyn Kaufman raves about and the budget-friendly pick Liz Kiernan recommends.

I've struggled to find a pillow for side sleepers that supported my neck without forcing it into an uncomfortable position or losing its shape overnight. 

My ideal pillow would be supportive, adjustable and easy to clean — and this Layla side-sleeper pillow checks all three boxes. FOX readers can take an extra 20% off the sale price with code FOXDEAL.

— Caitlyn Martyn, Commerce Editor

Other bedding picks our team loves

Liz Kiernan's favorite cotton sheet set, which she compares to luxury hotel bedding

The Bear mattress that Nusrat Sultana says helped ease her back discomfort

Jenny Op't Holt says this Wink mattress has stayed supportive over time

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Top deals worth shopping now

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Why it’s worth a look: Apple's newest iPhone, the Duo, is now available through T-Mobile, with $0 due upfront when you bring your existing number and enroll in the Experience Beyond plan. The iPhone Duo is Apple's first foldable phone and features the largest display on an iPhone to date.

Other deals to shop

Wayfair

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Before you go 

Holiday shopping season is here, and some of the most popular Advent calendars and gifts are already on sale or available to preorder. Here are a few FOX reader favorites to shop now.

Now more than 50% off: Beekman 1802 Advent Calendar ($199) 

A cute buy for kids (and adults): Hugz Toffee the Highland Cow ($59.99) 

A popular pick that may sell out: L'Occitane Advent Calendar ($215) 

Screen-free play: Magna-Tiles Construction Set ($48.99) 

Lock in the presale price: Flaviar Whiskey Advent Calendar ($270)

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More deals and shopping guides

Celebrities love Angara jewelry — and the brand's holiday collection is on sale

Amazon fall fashion deals: Shop sweaters, loungewear and boots for 40% off or more

This gift-worthy smart meat thermometer is at its lowest price ever — save $100

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5.º episódio de “Vidas no Turismo” leva-nos ao dia a dia de uma agente de viagens com Anabela Fonseca

Anabela Fonseca, fundadora e diretora da ClickViaja – Lisboa Expo & BenaventeO quinto episódio de “Vidas no Turismo”, a rubrica do TNews desenvolvida em parceria com a Nova Turismo e Hospitalidade, já está disponível. Nesta edição, a protagonista é Anabela Fonseca, fundadora e diretora da ClickViaja – Lisboa Expo & Benavente, que partilha o seu percurso profissional, os desafios de gerir uma agência de viagens e aquilo que continua a apaixoná-la pelo setor, 16 anos depois.
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Manuel Santos é o novo diretor-geral do The Yeatman

Manuel Santos, diretor-geral do The YeatmanO The Yeatman anunciou esta quinta-feira a nomeação de Manuel Santos como novo diretor-geral. Com um percurso internacional em marcas de hotelaria de luxo, o profissional regressa à região do Porto para liderar o hotel de cinco estrelas em Vila Nova de Gaia, com uma estratégia centrada na personalização do serviço, na valorização da identidade local e no reforço das experiências vínicas e gastronómicas.
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Healthcare's AI race heats up

ozempic pen
GLP-1 medications reduce appetite and slow down digestion.

Svitlana Pietukhova/Getty Images

Winning is all about losing when it comes to weight-loss drugs. Eli Lilly thinks it has a REAL loser on its hands.

The pharma giant published results from its first clinical trial pitting retatrutide, a next-generation injectable medication awaiting regulatory approval, against Ozempic.

Patients with type 2 diabetes using retatrutide, or "reta" as some know it, lost, on average, more than twice as much weight (47 pounds) as those on the highest dose of Ozempic (21 pounds) during 16 months.

BI's Hilary Brueck has all the details on the trial here.

Dubbed "King Kong" or "triple G" because it mimics three different hormones, some believe the weight loss that users experience using reta could rival bariatric surgery.

Some of you might be well aware of reta. Even though it's still in clinical trials, copycat peptide sellers have flooded the gray market with knock-off versions. Gym bros, in particular, have praised the drug for its ability to shred fat quickly.

Another corner of the healthcare industry is touting a big push into AI.

Ro CEO Zach Reitano spoke to Hilary about the digital healthcare company's new AI agent.

(By the way, Zach is one of our speakers at The Long Play this afternoon! Follow our coverage here.)

Robin can leverage info like your prescriptions or wearable data to make health suggestions. That includes changing medication doses or schedules to reduce side effects.

Ro's push illustrates the race between healthcare companies and AI giants looking to use the technology to better serve their clients.

Companies like Ro benefit from being experts in the space and having easy access to patient data, but sometimes lack the technical know-how of their AI-based peers.

AI companies have the opposite problem. A powerful tech stack can lack subject-matter expertise.

The issue isn't specific to healthcare. It's taking place across industries, and it's why data has become such a premium.

But healthcare, with its privacy concerns, regulations, and high stakes (people's health!), makes it a tricky balance. OpenAI even has a doctor-whisperer to help it navigate AI's medical minefield.

Read the original article on Business Insider

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Barcelos propõe taxa turística de dois euros por dormida

BarcelosA Câmara Municipal de Barcelos colocou em consulta pública um projeto de regulamento que prevê uma taxa turística de dois euros por pessoa e noite, aplicável durante todo o ano a hóspedes com 13 ou mais anos. A proposta estabelece um limite de sete noites consecutivas por estadia e prevê isenções para peregrinos, estudantes em programas de formação e pessoas em determinadas situações de saúde ou incapacidade.
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