Visa Freezes, Liver Risks, and SpaceX’s Fiery Descent

May 28, 2025

Good Morning,

It’s Wednesday, May 28, and the news is coming in hot—from orbiting failures and herbal dangers to visa freezes and football's next big star. Whether you’re here for auroras, academia, or astro-chaos, we’ve got you covered.

Let’s dive in...

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Health Alert

A major new study shows an alarming rise in liver damage linked to dietary and herbal supplements—think turmeric, green tea extract, and ashwagandha. Supplement-related liver injury cases have surged eightfold since 1995, now making up 20% of drug-induced liver issues.

Key Points:

  • Supplements are unregulated by the FDA.

  • Many users skip medical advice before use.

  • Serious symptoms often go unnoticed until it's too late.

📋 Your Next Steps:

  • Talk to your doctor before taking supplements.

  • Be mindful of dosage and label transparency.

Space


SpaceX Starship Test Ends in Spinout and Signal Loss

SpaceX’s Starship had a rough ride again—losing control and disintegrating before descent. A propellant leak thwarted engine reignition, and Starship broke apart upon reentry. Still, SpaceX says key progress was made.

Key Points:

  • This marks the third consecutive test with major failures.

  • Satellite deployment failed due to door malfunction.

  • FAA cleared further testing after safety upgrades.

📋 Your Next Steps:

  • Watch for SpaceX's next test flight window.

  • Follow developments on Mars mission hardware testing.

Sky Watch

Minor Geomagnetic Storm Expected—Auroras Possible Tonight

A G1-class geomagnetic storm could light up high-latitude skies tonight. Triggered by solar winds from a coronal hole, the storm may boost aurora visibility across northern regions. Flare activity also remains elevated.

Key Points:

  • 6 solar regions active; AR4100 showing moderate flare potential.

  • M-class flares: 55% chance; X-class: 15%.

  • C1.8 flare recorded earlier this week.

📋 Your Next Steps:

  • Check aurora forecast maps in your region.

  • Capture sky conditions with low-light photography.

Immigration & Policy

Student Visa Freeze, Social Media Vetting Expand Trump Crackdown

The Trump administration has paused new student visa interviews and expanded digital background checks. With elite universities like Harvard under fire, critics warn of severe impacts on international enrollment and free speech.

Key Points:

  • New policies target alleged anti-Semitism and “extremist support.”

  • $100M in federal contracts pulled from Harvard.

  • Visa backlogs could grow as scrutiny intensifies.

📋 Your Next Steps:

  • International students should consult universities on visa options.

  • Schools brace for legal and financial fallout.

Transfer Buzz

Man City Eyes Rayan Cherki as Summer Transfer Heat Builds

Lyon’s 20-year-old midfielder Rayan Cherki is attracting serious interest from Manchester City, with Chelsea and Liverpool also in the mix. Meanwhile, Napoli eyes Garnacho, and Liverpool holds tight on Gakpo.

Key Points:

  • Cherki’s €30M release clause makes him a hot prospect.

  • Barca attempts to extend de Jong amid financial balancing.

  • Henderson may exit Ajax with several clubs circling.

📋 Your Next Steps:

  • Follow club announcements ahead of the summer window.

  • Watch how young talent reshapes top-tier rosters.

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– The Morning Post Team