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NNPA NEWSWIRE — “I think that if proton therapy were an option, I think he would still be here,” said Mary Lambert, the widow of Benjamin Lambert IV, in an interview. “We appealed it. We had doctors write letters, we saw different specialists, and they flat out refused. We went to the insurance after it was passed into state law in the state of Virginia and Terry McAuliffe who was governor at the time and he signed an emergency deal to make it law immediately, stating that proton therapy...

NNPA NEWSWIRE — In 2022, Russia has decimated Ukraine and left 40 million people without water, food, heat, and a place to sleep. As Ukraine and Russia starts its second month of war or military action, thousands are crying, and many are dying. There is no plausible reason for the war, but insanity also does not have a reason. The post COMMENTARY: Where is There Peace When There’s So Much War in 2022? first appeared on BlackPressUSA.

HOWARD UNIVERSITY NEWS SERVICE — According to a new modeling study published in Pediatrics, a child loses a parent or guardian in one of every four COVID-19 deaths, a devastating consequence that is affecting the lives of an estimated 140,000 children.  The post Brothers Lean on “Granny,” Aunt, One Another After Covid-19 Loss first appeared on BlackPressUSA.

The concern is mounting for families in a Northern Virginia neighborhood as more and more dogs are running around unleashed. 

On the menu: a culinary showdown, ping pong tournament, and cookie-painting class.

Spike Mendelsohn will host the cook-off, which raises money for DC Central Kitchen.

The Point, a huge indoor/outdoor waterfront restaurant, opens in Southwest DC. Photography by LeadingDC. Most restaurateurs visit their businesses by car or foot. It’s only fitting that Greg Casten, co-founder of the seafood-centric Fish & Fire Food Group, commutes to his brand-new Southwest DC waterfront venture, The Point, by Boston Whaler (and he hopes other river-faring guests will do the same). The massive indoor/outdoor, 500-seat seafood restaurant—the first to open at the burgeoning...

Alberto LuperonFeb 24th, 2021, 5:03 pm Christopher Cantwell in 2017. Christopher Cantwell, 40, the New Hampshire white supremacist better known as the “Crying Nazi,” was sentenced on Wednesday to three years and five months in a federal prison for extorting a rival and threatening the man’s wife in an attempt to get the real name of another individual. He reportedly cried during the hearing. “Threats to commit violence have no place in our society,” said U.S. Attorney Scott W. Murra...

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and east of the district. up to 95, toward beltsville and greenbelt, getting heavy rain. that will push a little bit off to the north and east. so laurel, odenton is next. so more rain out to the west. and lets push on and bottom line is were going to have rain and possibility of thunderstorms throughout the day. going back to graphics, you can see rain moving in from the south to the west. and a lot of rain here, not just in the washington area, but across the lower eastern shore as t...