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Youâve got Kristen Wiig dressed like the Chiquita Banana lady, Ricky Martin doing the rumba, and dozens of dancing extras dressed like showgirls. Hereâs how they pulled it off.
An FBI agent who spent 80 hours interviewing the Russian national later began experiencing symptoms, according to the TV newsmagazine.
Defense officials granted a Michigan university $750,000 to test the effects of radio frequency waves on the animals, reportedly to see if it will induce similar symptoms.
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America already has weapons that can cause Havana Syndrome-like symptomsâand weâve used them before, journalist Nicky Woolf says on this weekâs episode of Fever Dreams.
Investigators report that a gas leak caused the explosion and damaged 23 surrounding buildings, including an apartment facility where 15 homes were destroyed.
At least 18 people are dead after the explosion in downtown Havana on Friday, according to Cuban authorities.
The former chief of staff of Homeland Security said that he woke up one night to a digital âchirpingâ sound outside his D.C. home. The next day, he felt sick.
Hundreds of U.S. diplomats have reported the strange neurological symptoms over the past six years.
Russia is a leading suspect behind the phenomenon, which can cause brain damage similar to that seen in soldiers injured by bombs.
The law permits the CIA and State Department to direct resources to those affected by the illness.
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