Global military spending hits record $2.24 trillion in 2022
SIPRI reports global military expenditure rose 3.7 percent to a record $2.24 trillion in 2022 driven by Europe and the Ukraine conflict. The US China and Russia topped spenders accounting for 56 percent. Finland Sweden Lithuania Poland surged. Sweden NATO bid stalled. Russia up 9.2 percent to $86.4 billion.
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The DEA proposes to require in person visits for most prescriptions of narcotics and other controlled drugs, ending COVID era online prescribing. Advocates say hundreds of patients, including those seeking medically assisted death, would face delays or denial for treatment as safeguards tighten.
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