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WASHINGTON – The HHS has introduced a pilot initiative enabling the National Institutes of Health to utilize Medicare and Medicaid data to explore autism's underlying causes. This database will incorporate insurance claims, medical records, and data...
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Independent filmmaker and actress Sonya Jenkins’ animated short “Smiley, The Flight Attendant” is set to premiere at the Indie Night Film Festival on May 17, hosted at TCL Chinese Theater in Hollywood. This engaging 10-minute film incorporates safety...
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On April 30, we marked 50 years since the end of the Vietnam War—a conflict that forever shaped families, nations, and history. My father, a diplomat and professor, longed for peace in our homeland. My mother was separated from her family for decade...
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On May 1, political prisoner Kevin “Rashid” Johnson was transferred—“compacted”—to Perry Correctional Institution (430 Oaklawn Rd., Pelzer, SC 29669), where he is now being held under ID #397279. During transport, Rashid suffered a serious injury to...
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On Saturday, May 31, 2025, communities nationwide will unite for a National Day of Action advocating for National Single Payer Healthcare. With the current healthcare system failing, organizers demand healthcare as a human right, the elimination of p...
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The Hunters Point Biomonitoring Foundation and San Francisco Bay View proudly announce the Bayview Hunters Point community's feature in the NOVA documentary “Critical Condition: Health In Black America,” directed by Oscar nominee Stanley Nelson. The...
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Capt. Ibrahim Traoré, leader of Burkina Faso, faces renewed scrutiny from the United States. U.S. Africa Command's Gen. Michael Langley accused Traoré of mismanaging the country’s gold reserves and fostering ties with China and Russia. Historically,...
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Carla Hayden, the Librarian of Congress and the first woman and African American to serve in this prestigious office, was dismissed unexpectedly by President Donald Trump on May 8. Her termination was communicated through a concise email. Concerns ha...
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As summer beckons, FLM Haiti's annual 5K Walk, HOPE on the Move, approaches, scheduled for Saturday, May 17, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Sycamore Grove Shelter, Pittsburgh. Registration opens at 9 a.m. This year's event emphasizes the vital assistance...
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An AI-generated African Mona Lisa raises concerns about image authenticity. With powerful photo manipulation tools, discerning truth is increasingly challenging. Experts call for transparency in image alterations, emphasizing a system where every mod...
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The unfolding landscape reveals a troubling trend: the civil rights protections we fiercely fought for are being systematically dismantled. President Trump's administration has strategically positioned loyalists in the Justice Department, resulting...
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On my initial night alone, I removed my son’s alarms, uprooting nine years of routine. His medications were dated, formula stacked, and the remnants of caregiving lingered. This narrative isn’t about burden; it’s about holistic care for children. Ami...
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Donald Trump’s influence illustrates how political affiliations can evolve without losing fervent support. Once championed as ardent anti-communists, Republicans have transformed into isolationists and are now endorsing tariffs rather than advocating...
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On this Mother’s Day, Rev. A. Marie Walker draws inspiration from Titus 2:3–5, highlighting the vital role of seasoned women in guiding the younger generation. She emphasizes that mature women in Christ are called to lead by example—embodying holines...