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Congress Rejects Iran War Powers Resolution, Cyber Threats Rise, and Health Experts Weigh In

The measure failed in the House by a narrow 212–219 vote after a similar proposal was defeated in the Senate, highlighting deep divisions as tensions escalate following Israeli and U.S. strikes on Iranian targets and Iran’s counterstrikes across the region.

The conversation then shifts to health and wellness as entrepreneur Kim Bright, founder of Brightcore Nutrition, explains why kimchi is gaining attention as a powerful probiotic “superfood.” She outlines how fermented foods support gut health, strengthen the immune system, and may even promote healthy aging.

Next, Peter Basica, founder and CEO of 360 Smarter Care, warns that the conflict with Iran could spark a wave of cyberattacks targeting U.S. hospitals. Basica explains how disruption-focused cyber threats could interfere with hospital websites and patient systems, potentially affecting care delivery. He also shares how AI-driven healthcare tools are being used to improve patient outcomes and lower healthcare costs.

The episode concludes with science journalist Catherine Price, who highlights the surprising health benefits of “true fun.” She explains how experiences that combine playfulness, strong human connection, and deep focus can dramatically improve mental health, happiness, and overall well-being in everyday life.

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