Scientists studied 1 million pregnancies, then found one overlooked risk

Scientists studied 1 million pregnancies, then found one overlooked risk

Gaining weight during pregnancy is inevitable, but gaining too much may raise the risk of potentially life-threatening complications—regardless of a woman’s starting weight. That’s according to a new study of more than 1 million pregnancies, which found that excessive weight gain during pregnancy was associated with a higher risk of severe maternal morbidity (SMM)—a group…

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One in three plug-in hybrid cars sold in Europe is now Chinese

One in three plug-in hybrid cars sold in Europe is now Chinese

Chinese automakers are pushing sales of plug-in hybrids ahead of any potential additional EU tariffs Published Wed, Jul 22, 2026 · 03:17 PM [BRUSSELS] Chinese car brands snapped up more than a third of new plug-in hybrid sales in Europe last month, as automakers from the country push those models ahead of any potential tariffs.…

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Trump accused of minimizing Iran war deaths

Trump accused of minimizing Iran war deaths

President Donald Trump has been accused of minimizing the deaths of 18 U.S. service members since the start of the Iran war after comparing the conflict’s death toll with that of previous wars abroad, including Vietnam, Afghanistan and Iraq. In a post published on Truth Social on Tuesday, after the deaths of four U.S. service…

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How Trump-backed candidates performed in Arizona’s primaries

How Trump-backed candidates performed in Arizona’s primaries

Republican voters nominated two candidates endorsed by President Donald Trump in competitive primary races in Arizona on Tuesday ahead of the midterm elections in November. Representative Andy Biggs, a fierce Trump ally, overwhelmingly defeated Representative David Schweikert in the Republican primary for governor. Biggs will face Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs in November, in what could…

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Inflation remains top concern for Australians: RBA survey

Inflation remains top concern for Australians: RBA survey

The RBA raised rates at its first three meetings of the year to 4.35% to tackle renewed inflation pressures Published Wed, Jul 22, 2026 · 12:27 PM AUSTRALIA’S central bank said results from a new survey showed inflation was the top economic concern for respondents, adding “fundamental gaps” remain in the public’s understanding of how…

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