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Trump plans to cut the State Department budget by over $30 billion in 2026, potentially closing 27 missions and slashing ...

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HANOVER, Germany, April 1 (Reuters) - The likely new leader of the German state of Lower Saxony on Tuesday promised continuity in the oversight of Volkswagen after Social Democrat Stephan Weil ...

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Diet and lifestyle changes may also help lower creatine levels. Shock, infections, and serious illnesses such as cancer can also cause elevated creatinine levels, sometimes due to kidney damage.

You can lower your potassium levels with dietary changes and medications like diuretics and potassium binders. If you have hyperkalemia, you should avoid herbal remedies or supplements.

Nashville's Lower Broadway is getting a bold infusion of West Coast hip-hop as rap legends Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg prepare to launch a new lounge on Second Avenue. On April 4, the "Still G.I.N ...