Yelena Mandenberg

4 days ago | themirror.com | Yelena Mandenberg

Reportedly, Israel is ready to 'end' the war, according to Netanyahu, if Iran can stop striking the country Israel is reportedly sending messages to Iran that Netanyahu is aiming for the war to end in the coming days, Israeli Channel 12 reports. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will convene his security cabinet in Jerusalem tonight at 10:00 p.m., one of the ministers' offices tells The Times of Israel.

4 days ago | themirror.com | Yelena Mandenberg

A new video from NYC Mayor Eric Adams was supposed to help residents 'stay cool' in the heatwave, but a particular move has the internet up in hilarious arms New York City Mayor Adams shared a 'recipe' for a cooling drink during a heatwave-and it turned out to be tap water. "Hey, it's hot. We must do everything to stay cool, take a nice cool drink. My favorite one.... a few cubes of ice and turn on that tap and you that New York City tap water, nice sip of cool water.

4 days ago | irishstar.com | Yelena Mandenberg

The research, conducted by sleep specialists at Flinders University, found that individuals, especially overweight middle-aged men, who regularly snore at night are are likely to have underlying health issues, that they may not know about. A groundbreaking study has revealed that a common nocturnal issue could be an early indicator of perilous hypertension or high blood pressure.

4 days ago | themirror.com | Yelena Mandenberg

Experts are urging those stuck in this week's heatwave not to drink too much water - citing a deadly example Extreme heat is driving record numbers of Americans to emergency rooms and, tragically, to premature deaths. Experts in science, medicine, and public health are well aware that staying hydrated is key to preventing heat-related illnesses. However, determining the right amount of fluid intake can be challenging as it varies greatly based on individual circumstances and body types.

4 days ago | themirror.com | Yelena Mandenberg

President Trump called a security cabinet meeting as Iran launched missiles at a U.S. base in Qatar and another in Iraq President Donald Trump has called a 1 pm meeting of his security cabinet amid Iran's announcement that they will 'retaliate against America and its regional allies.'Trump previously warned that any retaliation "will be met with force far greater than what was witnessed," however, some fear it may not stop the IRGC and Ayatollah.