TTX Vocabulary

Green tea is a healthy powerhouse that has taken the world by storm. It was first used in China as a medicinal herb. In modern times, it’s become a healthy elixir that millions of Americans consume each day. Today, scientists and researchers have completed thousands of studies on its efficacy in healthcare. ‍ Overall, it is considered one of the safest and healthiest beverages to consume. However, there are still a few things to keep in mind when drinking green tea. There are several side effects, although many of them are rare. Most of these side effects affect individuals who are sensitive to caffeine or tannins. The majority of tea drinkers experience few, if any, side effects when drinking tea. For those that do experience side effects, always consume in moderation and avoid the drink if you are sensitive to caffeine. Read on to find out more about green tea, its side effects, and how to enjoy safely. About Green Tea Green tea is made from the tea plant known as Camellia sinensis, ...

Hundreds of New Zealanders contacted authorities to hand in their guns within hours of Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announcing a ban on military-style weapons following the Christchurch mosque massacres , police said Friday. But police also said that some people were trolling their website with "fake" applications to hand in weapons covered by the ban, which took effect at 3:00 pm Thursday (0200 GMT). Responding to the slaughter of 50 Muslim worshippers a week ago by a self-avowed white supremacist , Ardern´s government outlawed semi-automatic weapons, assault rifles, high-capacity magazines and parts that can modify weapons to make them deadlier. The gunman, an Australian citizen living in the southern New Zealand city of Dunedin, had legally purchased the weapons, including two modified semi-automatic rifles, used to carry out the massacre. The crackdown applies to new gun purchases but also effectively rendered illegal the targeted weapons already in the hands of New ...

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday warned of security threats persisting until the elections in Indian were over. In an informal conversation with journalists, Prime Minister Khan said the government of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was capable of doing anything to win the elections. “The armed forces, government and people of Pakistan are ready for any challenge. A fitting response would be given to any aggressive move”. “There are intelligence reports of the enemy’s terrorist activity increasing in Balochistan post-Pulwama,” the prime minister added. According to Prime Minister along with India, the borders with Iran and Afghanistan were also being secured. ‘Will eliminate banned organizations’ The prime minister stressed that his government would eliminate banned organisations as he brought to attention the failure of the past government to implement the National Action Plan (NAP). He said there was a consensus among political parties on NAP, however, no actio...