Tariff Shock (Health & Safety): The Trump administration imposed new 10%–12.5% tariffs on goods from 60 trading partners, citing weak enforcement of forced-labour bans as a temporary global tariff expires—sparking pushback from affected countries and raising inflation worries. Pregnancy Care Breakthrough: A major genetic study adds nine genes linked to hyperemesis gravidarum, the severe form of pregnancy sickness that can threaten mother and baby, pointing toward better prevention and treatment. Cancer Treatment Choice: A new clinical trial supports a breast cancer test (Prosigna) that can help identify patients who may safely skip chemotherapy in favor of hormone therapy. Nutrition Myth Check (Norway): Science Norway tackles claims about celery—no “negative calories,” but it still fits as a healthy, varied vegetable. Healthcare Equity (Norway): NTNU research suggests rising private health insurance is linked to poorer population health over time, raising concerns about strain on public care. Disability Benefits Rule (UK): The DWP reminds PIP claimants that leaving the country for more than four weeks can trigger penalties unless rules are followed. Marine Health & Risk: Orcas sank a yacht off Spain after ramming incidents; two people were rescued and authorities checked for pollution. Sports & Mental Health Angle: A study links musical performances with reduced stress and better longevity—food for thought for wellbeing routines. Norway in the Spotlight (Sports): Reports say Arsenal are monitoring Norway winger Antonio Nusa, while Rangers transfer talk includes Norwegian midfielder Jens Hjerto Dahl.