Business magnate Elon Musk, in a recent online reveal, indicated that he has turned to the weight loss supplement Mounjaro as a part of his fitness regimen. Musk, chosen by former President Donald Trump to aid in government budget reduction strategies, has openly admitted his struggles with weight management.
Prescription weight loss medications such as Mounjaro and Ozempic, however, have been met with dissent from other public figures. Robert F. Kennedy Jr., another of Trump’s selectees, voiced his skepticism about these drugs, hinting at drug dependency among Americans as a prime motivator for sales.
In other news, a forthcoming film titled ‘A Complete Unknown’ offers an intimate narrative on the life of legendary artist Bob Dylan. The movie provides a closer look at Dylan’s personal relationships and offspring.
In a recent virtual update, Musk cheekily showcased his leaner physique, which he credits to Mounjaro. He captioned the image wherein he was clad as Saint Nicholas, hinting that Mounjaro has been instrumental in his noticeable weight transformation.
Musk previously relied on Ozempic for weight control but has now substituted it with Mounjaro, intriguingly referred to as the heavyweight champion of weight loss medications. These medications, belonging to the GLP-1 drug class, have seen a surge in prescriptions amongst young demographics.
Television news correspondent Janet Shamlian reports the curious trend of escalating prescriptions for weight loss medications, including Ozempic and Wegovy. This rise reflects the growing acceptance of such drugs in today’s society.
In a charged Christmas day social media statement, President-elect Trump admonished the 37 convicts pardoned by President Biden, making his disdain for the commutation of their death sentences clear.
President Biden attempted to usher in the festive spirit on Christmas Eve with a heartfelt video tour of the White House. Adorned with holiday decorations, Biden used the platform to urge citizens to prioritize unity and care for each other amidst societal disturbances.
A horrific incident unfolded in Brooklyn, New York City, where a woman was set on fire in a subway station. The suspect made his initial court appearance this week, facing severe charges for the heinous crime.
Accused arsonist Sebastian Zapeta, a 33-year-old Guatemalan national, alleged to have entered the U.S. unlawfully, was brought before the court on grave charges of murder and arson. Authorities claim Zapeta deliberately set the woman on fire inside a stationary subway train.
Amidst these news, attention is turned towards Donald Trump’s growing antagonism for former Rep. Liz Cheney, as he began to hint at legal ramifications for her role in the now-dismantled committee investigating the Jan. 6 riots.
Following revelations about potential ill-advised contact with key witness Cassidy Hutchinson, Trump has started to levy allegations about wrongful conduct by Cheney during her tenure on the House subcommittee.
Celebrity news saw its share of heartbreak this week when actress Megan Fox reportedly found texts from other women on boyfriend Machine Gun Kelly’s phone, leading to a painful breakup, despite the happy news of her pregnancy.
In global news, Yemen witnessed devastating bombing raids, reportedly led by Israeli forces, affecting numerous sites in Sanaa. The strikes, which resulted in the regrettable loss of six lives, primarily targeted the city’s world gateway – Sanaa’s international airport.