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Ryan Kang/AP Tiger Woods mistakenly thought he was in the state of Florida when he was interviewed by a sheriff’s deputy at a Los Angeles area hospital after he crashed his vehicle in February, according to a 22-page collision report that reveals several new details about the collision sequence and aftermath. Among the revelations in the report: The legendary golfer’s blood pressure also was “too low to administer any type of pain medication” shortly after the crash. An empty pharmaceut...

follow Us In a shady corner of a cemetery in Myanmar’s commercial capital of Yangon, pastel-colored headstones mark the final resting places of dozens of beloved pets: "Treasure", "Blacky", "Princess", "Bark A Lotzzi". Local doctor Tin Htun Naing said he created the burial ground, the country’s largest and best known, in 2015 when his dog, Little Daughter, died after 15 years of loyal companionship and he couldn’t find a place to inter her. While pet ownership is on the rise, few people i...

Myanmar doctor battles to keep countrys best-known pet cemetery open Toggle share menu Advertisement Myanmar doctor battles to keep countrys best-known pet cemetery open Doctor Tin Htun Naing poses for a photograph at Pyin Htaung Kyaung cemetery, the only cemetery for pets in Yangon, on Dec 11, 2020. (Photo: Reuters/Shwe Paw Mya Tin) 17 Dec 2020 05:07PM Share this content Bookmark YANGON: In a shady corner of a cemetery in Myanmar’s commercial capital of Yango...

Myanmar doctor battles to keep countrys best known pet cemetery open   Published On Myanmar doctor battles to keep countrys best known pet cemetery open YANGON (Reuters) - In a shady corner of a cemetery in Myanmar’s commercial capital of Yangon, pastel-colored headstones mark the final resting places of dozens of beloved pets: “Treasure”, “Blacky”, “Princess”, “Bark A Lotzzi”. Local doctor Tin Htun Naing said he created the burial ground, the country’s largest and best kn...

What we suffered so recently never, ever happens again. and that our veterans can get the care they so richly deserve. so you just heard from sergeant michael. i think it to shake your hand. get up here. [applause] he gets up better than i do. thank you, michael. michael lost two limbs and defending our country and yet, he had to wait 57 days to get his prosthetic leg repaired. thats a long time, michael. and over three and a half years for modifications to make his

>> melissa: better is better. its never going to be perfect. they want to get the government out of the health care business. i dont think its going to happen. it drives me crazy when they say theyre cutting medicaid. thats not a cut when you slow down the growth in spending. thats like saying next week im only going to gain 1 pound and set a getting 3 pounds. youre still getting bigger and bigger. that drives me nuts. theyre putting so much of the onus back on the states which makes sense. if y...