Some House Republicans need this reminder that Russia is not their friend - Politics - News

Some House Republicans need this reminder that Russia is not their friend

The Russia-US Divide: Escalating Cyberattacks and Ukraine Funding The Russian government’s involvement in cyberattacks targeting critical US infrastructure, such as water facilities, and the ongoing stalemate regarding military aid for Ukraine represent two significant aspects of the evolving relationship between Russia and the United States. Firstly, let us consider the potential Russian involvement in a…

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Catch up on the day’s news: Mayorkas impeachment fails, dementia risks, NBA player banned - Politics - News

Catch up on the day’s news: Mayorkas impeachment fails, dementia risks, NBA player banned

👋 Welcome to your evening update with 5 Things PM. According to recent research, engaging in cognitively stimulating tasks during the working years, from your 30s through your 60s, may lead to numerous benefits beyond just professional growth. Intriguingly, this mental engagement could help decrease the risk of developing mild cognitive impairment and dementia later…

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Hawaii attorney general releases first report into Maui wildfires investigation - Environment - News

Hawaii attorney general releases first report into Maui wildfires investigation

Unraveling the Complexities of the Maui Wildfires: Attorney General’s Report Reveals Key Insights into the Catastrophic Event The Hawaiian landscape was forever changed when a series of wildfires, collectively referred to as the Maui wildfires, ravaged the island in 2021. The devastating event tragically claimed the lives of 101 individuals and left an indelible mark…

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If Trump testifies at NY criminal trial, prosecutors want to use his past legal run-ins to discredit him to jury - Crime and Courts - News

If Trump testifies at NY criminal trial, prosecutors want to use his past legal run-ins to discredit him to jury

Manhattan Prosecutors Seek to Discreditt Donald Trump’s Testimony at New York Criminal Trial with Past Legal Run-Ins Should Donald Trump decide to take the stand during his ongoing criminal trial in Manhattan, New York prosecutors are prepared to scrutinize his past legal run-ins as a means of discrediting his testimony to the jury. Prosecutors’ Intended…

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Ryan Reynolds honors Michael J. Fox for helping people with Parkinson’s disease, including his late father - Entertainment - News

Ryan Reynolds honors Michael J. Fox for helping people with Parkinson’s disease, including his late father

Michael J. Fox: A Friend, an Inspiration, and a Hero – Ryan Reynolds Pays Tribute Michael J. Fox, the iconic actor, and advocate for Parkinson’s disease research, have been named among Time Magazine’s 100 most influential people. In recognition of this esteemed accolade, his dear friend and fellow actor, Ryan Reynolds, penned a heartfelt tribute…

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Barbra Streisand to release new song for TV series ‘The Tattooist of Auschwitz’ - Arts and Culture - News

Barbra Streisand to release new song for TV series ‘The Tattooist of Auschwitz’

Barbra Streisand’s New Song “Love Will Survive”: A Tribute to Resilience and Love Amidst the Darkest Times Barbra Streisand, an esteemed EGOT-winner, has been inspired to create new music for an upcoming television series that delves into historical events while shedding light on a persisting issue in the present day. Streisand, the most recent recipient…

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Lawmakers vote against hearing Arizona bill repealing abortion ban on House floor - Politics - News

Lawmakers vote against hearing Arizona bill repealing abortion ban on House floor

Arizona House of Representatives Fails to Advance Abortion Ban Repeal Amid Controversy The Republican-majority Arizona House of Representatives failed to advance a bill that would repeal the state’s 160-year-old ban on abortions during their session on Wednesday, following two attempts to discuss the measure. The representatives voted not to take up the issue on the…

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Weight-related bullying risk goes up the more time teens spend on social media, study shows - Health - News

Weight-related bullying risk goes up the more time teens spend on social media, study shows

Adolescents and the Risks of Weight-Related Bullying on Screens The use of screens and social media among adolescents has become an integral part of their daily lives. However, there are hidden risks associated with this digital engagement, particularly in the realm of weight-related bullying. A recent multinational study published in PLOS One sheds light on…

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Boeing whistleblower: ‘They are putting out defective airplanes’ - Business and Finance - News

Boeing whistleblower: ‘They are putting out defective airplanes’

Boeing’s Safety Concerns: Whistleblowers Testify About Alleged Defective Airplanes and Suppressed Safety Culture at Senate Hearings Boeing, a leading aircraft manufacturing company, faced yet another challenging day on Capitol Hill as two Senate committees convened to discuss the company’s aircraft production methods and safety concerns. The witnesses who testified raised serious questions about Boeing’s airplane…

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Airline worker among six arrested in $22M airport gold heist. Police say it was an inside job - Crime and Courts - News

Airline worker among six arrested in $22M airport gold heist. Police say it was an inside job

Nine Suspects Arrested in Connection to Canada’s Largest Gold Heist On April 17, 2023, a multimillion-dollar gold heist occurred at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport. Six individuals have been arrested in connection to this case, and arrest warrants have been issued for three others, as per the statements made by Canadian and US law enforcement on…

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Opinion: This Supreme Court move is bad news for all activists – no matter their cause - Opinion and Analysis - News

Opinion: This Supreme Court move is bad news for all activists – no matter their cause

The Unintended Consequences of Holding Protest Organizers Legally Responsible for Third-Party Actions Protest organizers in the United States have a constitutional right to exercise their freedom of speech, expression, and assembly. However, this right comes with potential legal risks when it comes to third-party actions that result in violence or harm during protests. In recent…

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Columbia University president to testify in House antisemitism probe - Politics - News

Columbia University president to testify in House antisemitism probe

House Education Committee Investigates Allegations of Discrimination Against Jewish Students in Ivy League Universities The House Education and Labor Committee, chaired by Representative Virginia Foxx (R-NC), is set to conduct a hearing on March 16, 2023. The purpose of the session is to examine reports of discrimination against Jewish students in some of America’s most…

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In ‘This Train,’ photographer Justine Kurland and her son spend six years on the road - Arts and Culture - News

In ‘This Train,’ photographer Justine Kurland and her son spend six years on the road

The Silent Passage of Time and Tradition: Justine Kurland’s Photographic Journey with Her Son through the American West Justine Kurland’s photographs, captured across the expansive landscapes of the American West, present a tranquil tableau where trains silently traverse the picture plane. The vibrant hues of burnt red and yellow railroad cars emerge from tree-lined curves,…

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‘Kids need to breathe just like adults do:’ $35 price caps don’t apply to asthma meds young children need, doctors say - Health - News

‘Kids need to breathe just like adults do:’ $35 price caps don’t apply to asthma meds young children need, doctors say

The Asthma Crisis: Youngest Patients Suffer as Preventive Inhalers Become Scarce and Expensive Kerry Pearl vividly recalls the moment when a pharmacist held up the asthma medication her 4-year-old son needed to help him breathe easier. “He was literally holding it, looking at me like ‘I can’t give you this,’” she recalled. Her young son…

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A lawmaker proposed a bill that would ban DEI in medical schools. Doctors say it could roll back progress toward improving Black maternal health. - Health - News

A lawmaker proposed a bill that would ban DEI in medical schools. Doctors say it could roll back progress toward improving Black maternal health.

Addressing Racial Health Disparities in Obstetrics and Gynecology: The Importance of DEI Programs in Medical Education Dr. Versha Pleasant, a clinical assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Michigan Medical School, has dedicated her career to addressing racial health inequities in maternal care for Black mothers. She developed a curriculum that educates…

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‘Drive to Survive’ or Ride to Thrive? MotoGP looks to break out of F1’s shadow after $4.2 billion deal - World - News

‘Drive to Survive’ or Ride to Thrive? MotoGP looks to break out of F1’s shadow after $4.2 billion deal

MotoGP’s New Proprietors, Liberty Media: How to Help the Niche Sport Thrive in the US? The recent $4.2 billion deal between Liberty Media and Dorna Sports marked a significant milestone for MotoGP as the motorcycle racing sport became part of Formula One’s owner portfolio. Last weekend, Liberty had its first opportunity to observe their new…

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