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Baltimore. eight killed this weekend in baltimore. 500,000 population. eight killed. chicago three. violence coast to coast. you have these kids mimics like a vin diesel movie. you get a crew, arm them. this one has a beef. you take revenge, you kill and wound as many as possible. you spray a room with weapons. you know, government has to keep us safe. its the most important job of government. here you have people rushing to buy guns because we dont have faith that government can keep us safe fr...

University of Kansas researchers explore the link between anxiety and sleep habits.

Multigeneration Addiction: The Vicious Cycle of Alcohol and Drug Misuse Within Families Abby Wilmer While alcohol consumption is often viewed as a social norm, use of illegal drugs is universally unaccepted. In 2019, Ramsey County participants voiced their concerns through a rural health needs assessment, stating that the biggest challenge facing the community is drug and alcohol misuse. Again, two standards exist for alcohol and drug use. For alcohol, there is a fuzzy line between how much alc...

Officers were charged in a crime in which a person was killed. and its, again, truly traumatizing to see these videos, and it feels like were on a perpetual rinse and repeat cycle here. and its going to -- we have to disrupt this system and policing needs to be redefined as captain pruitt mentioned, its founded in the history of slave patrols. its founded in racism. its founded in dehumanizing discriminatory practices. and until its redefined through investments in communities, through investmen...

The united states appoints a peace envoy to the palestinian/israeli conflict, a transformative one like, you know, bernie sanders. bernie sanders, his humanity, passion, he speaks to both sides. he has subscribed to a paradigm shift win-win. dignity and security and peace for of israelis and dignity and security and peace for the palestinians. this is where the cycle, the vicious cycle can be broken. >> the senator has been vocal about the issue as well. professor, thank you for being with us. t...

GRAPHIC: Kona fisherman snagged by large hook credits Coast Guard with saving his life GRAPHIC: Kona fisherman snagged by massive hook credits Coast Guard with saving his life By Allyson Blair | May 4, 2021 at 4:54 PM HST - Updated May 4 at 8:04 PM HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - An injured boat captain airlifted by the Coast Guard last week while more than 100 miles off the Kona coast is telling the story about what led up to the rescue. Kenton Geer says he was hauling gear aboard his ...

CSA Images / Designer 29 / Getty / Katie Martin / The Atlantic A few weeks ago, my partially vaccinated partner and my wholly unvaccinated self got an invitation to a group dinner, held unmasked and indoors. There’d be Thai food for 10, we were promised, and two über-immunized hosts, more than two weeks out from their last Moderna doses. And what about everyone else? I asked. Would they be fully vaccinated, too? Well, came the response. Not really. Some would be, some wouldn’t. But it h...

Adnan Seric, Deborah Winkler The ‘Roaring Twenties’ was a decade (approximately 1921–29) of growing prosperity in the Western world, alimented by deferred spending, a boom in construction, and the rapid expansion of consumer goods, such as automobiles and electric home appliances. These factors materialised on the back of WWI devastation and, crucially, the N1H1 ‘Spanish Flu’ pandemic. As such, several pundits, journalists, commentators, and academics have been drawing parallels with...

The Atlantic Defend the Public Defenders Their ability to hold on to their job should not depend on the same people they challenge in court. March 13, 2021 Getty / The Atlantic Public defense might be one of the rare professions in which doing one’s job too well can lead to being fired. The reasons for this are structural—public defenders are tasked with an obligation they cannot fulfill without upsetting those tasked with helping them fulfill it—and the system can be fixed structurally: ...

9 & 10 News March 1, 2021 From prevention to equity issues to the caregiver’s role, there is so much to know when it comes to Alzheimer’s disease. The Alzheimer’s Association is hosting as free webinar on March 3 to examine all of that and more.  Some of the topics discussed on March 3 will include: Targeting Chronic Stress and Blood Pressure Self-Care to Prevent Cognitive Decline in African Americans Across the Lifespan Alzheimer’s Disease and COVID-19: The Vicious Cycle of Inequa...