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It looks like a high-tech version of the nicotine patch, but Theranica Bio-Electronics’ wearable device has a different purpose: to knock out migraines … at least temporarily.
Inside Theranica’s Neriva Migra patch are tiny electrodes that deliver a small electrical jolt to your body to mitigate headache and other acute pain through what’s known as CPM (conditioned pain modulation).
CPM is a counterintuitive approach to pain management. The idea is that by introducing a secondary noxious stimulus (the electrical zaps from the patch), perception of the primary noxious stimulus—in Theranica’s case, migraines—can be reduced.

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Following an announcement Sunday that Bahrain and the United States will host an economic leadership “workshop” to “share ideas, discuss strategies, and galvanize support for potential economic investments and initiatives that could be made possible by [the upcoming U.S.] peace agreement,” the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia have announced that they will send delegations to participate.

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Migrants being dropped off at California bus stations because detention facilities are full.
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In response to a terror attack near the pyramids in Giza that injured 17, the Egyptian Foreign Ministry announced that the local security forces had eliminated two “armed squads” in El-Arish in the Sinai Peninsula, including 16 operatives who held weapons and explosives in their possession, including an explosive belt intended for a suicide bombing.
According to a report in the Al-Ahram newspaper, Egypt’s national security forces succeeded in locating the two cells which planned to carry out a series of terrorist attacks against essential facilities and senior figures in the El-Arish area.

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Israeli archaeologists and microbiologists together with a team of beer brewers have successfully resurrected a 2,000 year-old beer recipe by reviving yeast residue found in ancient beer pots, in an effort to shed light on how people lived back then.
By isolating six yeast strains from 21 sherds of beer or wine vessels found in four different excavation sites in Israel, the expert team were able to revitalize the ancient brew, a basic commodity consumed by people of all statuses.

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Democrats fume as Don McGahn skips House hearing.
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The United States said Tuesday it suspected that Syrian government forces have carried out a fresh chemical attack and has threatened reprisals, according to the State Department.
The State Department said it was assessing indications that the regime used chemical weapons on Sunday during its offensive in jihadist-dominated Idlib, the most significant remaining holdout of jihadist rebels in Syria.
“Unfortunately, we continue to see signs that the Assad regime may be renewing its use of chemical weapons, including an alleged chlorine attack in northwest Syria on the morning of May 19,” State Department spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus said in a statement.

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An El Al plane that was making its way from Israel to the Austrian capital of Vienna on Tuesday afternoon landed in the Larnaca airport in Cyprus, due to the smell of smoke on board the plane.
In a statement an El Al spokesperson said, “El Al flight 363 was diverted to a sub-field in Larnaca due to a report of a burning smell in the passenger compartment. The plane landed safely, without damage, and the passengers are treated by the El Al station there. ”
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‘No one is above the law, including the president of the United States,’ House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says after holding a meeting with Democrat committee chairs.
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Over the weekend, former vice president Joe Biden asked a crowd of supporters at a campaign rally whether the United States is a nation that embraces “dictators and tyrants like Putin and Kim Jong Un.” The crowd roared “No!” as Biden responded: “We don’t! But [President Donald] Trump does.”
That didn’t go over so well in Pyongyang, where North Korea’s state-run news agency responded this week by calling Biden “a fool of low IQ.”
“What he uttered is just sophism of an imbecile bereft of elementary quality as a human being, let alone a politician,” the news agency said, according to the AP.
The insult could have been worse.