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Some experts are hesitant to draw any conclusions from the report. They note that although maternal kratom use could theoretically cause neonatal abstinence syndrome, the case did not explicitly link kratom to the infant's withdrawal symptoms."I'm not surprised that this is possible," said Dr. Andrew Kruegel, an associate research scientist at Columbia University, "because kratom certainly has opioid effects and can induce tolerance in users, especially at higher doses."But Kruegel, who has studied the plant for seven years, noted that doctors weren't able to test the purported kratom itself. "The main limitation is that we don't know anything about the dosage that the mother was taking," he said. "Without that information, you can't really extrapolate too much."And the mother might not have been taking kratom at all, said Dr. Edward W. Boyer, an associate professor at Harvard Medical School and a physician in the Department of Emergency Medicine at Brigham and Women's Hospital."It's the husband who reported the kratom use," he said. "The wife who actually ingested the product, who thought it was kratom, and the authors of the case report itself, none of those people actually verified that she was ingesting kratom." 1235

Speculation as to the whereabouts of Meng has dominated international headlines, in the face of an initial stony silence from the Chinese government.Meng has lived in Lyon, where Interpol is headquartered, since assuming the role of president in 2016.In an emotional press conference Sunday, Grace Meng told reporters that concern for her husband is a matter that "belongs to the international community." She added, "Although I can't see my husband, we are always connected by heart."Grace, who waited ten days before reporting her husband's disappearance to French authorities, told police in Lyon that she has received threats on social media and by telephone.In a statement Friday, the French Interior Ministry confirmed that it was looking into the situation and that a "suitable police mechanism" had been put in place to guarantee Grace Meng's safety.Following the Chinese official's apparent resignation, Interpol announced South Korea's Kim Jong Yang would serve as acting president until the organization's general assembly picks a permanent president next month.When Meng was chosen as the next President of Interpol in 2016 it was warmly welcomed by Beijing, who said China was ready to "take on bigger responsibility and make greater contribution to push for global law enforcement."Meng was the first Chinese Interpol President and oversaw the agency's executive committee, which sets overall strategy.However, there were concerns after the announcement was made that having a top Interpol official with a position in the authoritarian Chinese Communist Party could turn the body towards Beijing's aims. 1622

Some consumer groups share his feelings, saying that allowing the company that exposed your data to now monitor your data is sort of like letting the wolf guard the hen house.In addition, many people are having trouble signing up, as the website has been balky and phone lines have been jammed in recent days. 309

that has been deemed a "humanitarian crisis," according to three people familiar with the deal.The agreement between Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Richard Shelby, an Alabama Republican, and Vermont Sen. Patrick Leahy, the top Democrat on the panel, includes .88 billion for the Department of Health and Human Services to be directed to the Office of Refugee Resettlement, which administration officials warned lawmakers would run out of money by the end of this month without the emergency cash infusion.The Senate Appropriations Committee will mark up the agreement on Wednesday and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has said he plans to put it on the Senate floor by the end of next week.The agreement does not have final sign off from House Democrats, who blocked consideration of a similar deal last month, two of the sources said. Those conversations are ongoing. 886

The Air Force Inspector General is currently conducting an investigation into what happened. The Pentagon has also requested that its own inspector general review the handling of Kelley's records, along with the Air Force, as well as its reporting practices more broadly. 271