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American Opinion: The FDA rightly moves to extinguish menthol cigarettes - Vimarsana News

American Opinion: The FDA rightly moves to extinguish menthol cigarettes

Summary: Finally, the FDA is prepared to say a flavor is a flavor is a flavor, whether or not it’s the favorite of a particular ethnic group, and whether or not it creates a cooling sensation in the throat when drawn down into the alveoli. (Indeed, that quality of menthol arguably makes it more, not less, dangerous by effectively encouraging smoking.)

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Standing up to violent colleagues a high-risk 'duty' for US police - Vimarsana News

Standing up to violent colleagues a high-risk 'duty' for US police

US police officer Cariol Horne intervened when a colleague started choking a Black suspect during an arrest in 2006. "Fifteen years of hell" ensued for Horne, also African-American, as she was punish…

Standing Up To Violent Colleagues A High-risk 'duty' For US Police - Vimarsana News

Standing Up To Violent Colleagues A High-risk 'duty' For US Police

Washington (AFP) - US police officer Cariol Horne intervened when a colleague started choking a Black suspect during an arrest in 2006. "Fifteen years of

George Floyd, Cariol Horne, and the Duty to Intervene - Vimarsana News

George Floyd, Cariol Horne, and the Duty to Intervene

This is viewer supported news. Please do your part today.Donate By Amy Goodman & Denis Moynihan As dusk settled over the Minneapolis intersection of 38th and Chicago last Memorial Day, Police Officer Derek Chauvin pressed his knee into George Floyd’s neck. Handcuffed and gasping for air, Floyd addressed the officer as ‘“Sir.” Floyd said “I can’t breathe” more than 20 times. “Mama, I love you,” he cried. Minutes later, he died. Chauvin kept his knee in place for three more minutes, time during which George Floyd might have been resuscitated. Chauvin...