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Posted on Photo from NASA Last Sunday, around 5:38 p.m., Mother Nature shows the residents under the sky how she has replenished her life and rejuvenated by herself. Obviously, people under the sky looked at the sky where it rained. The lights fall event has never been expected in the middle of the day. Especially, North America, the state of Vermont was rattled by the unexpected guest that the big fireball rock, around 10 pounds of weight from the sky fell to the earth to astonish people with big surprised eyes. According to NASA Meteor Watch on its Facebook, more than 100 people saw the...

During the 46th inauguration, a familiar figure with a familiar coat stood, social distancing and with mittens with white and brown patterns. Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont’s bundled up photo went viral almost immediately.

Transgender patients face uphill battle for care amid discrimination, doctor shortage Endia Fontanez When Coree Pledge decided to transition from female to male 11 years ago, he couldn’t find a doctor providing hormone replacement therapy in his hometown of Mobile, Alabama. So he drove six hours, one way, to find care in Atlanta. “After about a month of calling and research is when I focused on Atlanta and knew that would be my best option,” said Pledge, who now lives in Phoenix. “That was in 2009. I would be surprised if much has changed since then, but hopefully there are more docto...

COVID treatment drugs touted by Abbott have done little to quell Lubbock's crisis FacebookTwitterEmail 1of17 Nurse Jave Blackburn comforts COVID-19 patient Alma Stokes in the Infusion tent unit at Covenant Hospital in Lubbock on Thursday, Dec. 10, 2020.Bob Owen /Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 2of17 A team of nurses works to turn a patient to the stomach in order to breathe easier in the COVID-19 ICU unit at University Medical Center in Lubbock on Wednesday, Dec. 9, 2020.Bob Owen /Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 3of17 A team of nurses works to turn a patient to the stomach in order ...

Dec. 10, 2020 Volunteers at Peacework Medical Clinic in Phoenix provide free medical care for transgender patients who are in the country without legal permission. The estimated 1.4 million adults in the U.S. who identify as transgender face obstacles to getting health care, because of discrimination and the lack of medical professionals who themselves are transgender. (Photo courtesy of Josef Burwell) PHOENIX – When Coree Pledge decided to transition from female to male 11 years ago, he couldn’t find a doctor providing hormone replacement therapy in his hometown of Mobile, Alabama. So h...