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Michigan parent files Title IX complaint with allegations over trans athlete playing in volleyball game

“It’s not fair, it’s not equal, and it’s not right. It takes every bit of dignity and privacy away from our girls.”

Supreme Court Vacates Ruling That Upheld New York School Vaccine Mandate

The justices directed the appeals court to reconsider its ruling in light of Mahmoud v. Taylor, a Supreme Court ruling in June.

How ICE Detention Facilities Are Like Handcuffs

Exclusive: Migrant families paint grim picture of life in Texas ICE detention facility, new court documents show

Kids and Teens Go Full Throttle for E-Bikes as Federal Oversight Stalls

“The biggest issue is e-bikes that switch from a power-assisted bike to essentially a motorized scooter ... ”

How Healthy Is Ginger?

THE NEW YORK TIMES – Ginger not only adds a zesty kick to weeknight curries and holiday cookies. It’s also a botanical remedy with a range of health benefits. Here’s a closer look, along with recipes from New York Times Cooking. It can ease nausea. Ginger has been used for millenniums to target a multitude of issues: colds, headaches, stomach problems, joint pain, muscle soreness and fatigue. It’s particularly popular as a warming spice to stimulate digestion, improve...

A New Study Revealed Doing This Highly Enjoyable Activity Every Day Could Lower Your Dementia Risk

“It engages multiple brain areas at once, acting like a full-brain workout,” experts say.

What are the Common Symptoms of Back Pain from Shoveling Snow? 

By Advanced Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Institute, PC. What are the Types of Back Injuries?  Herniated Discs – Improper lifting can exert excessive force on the spine, leading to herniated discs. This occurs when the soft inner material of a spinal disc protrudes through the tough outer layer, potentially compressing nerves. Muscle Strains – Lifting heavy snow improperly can strain the muscles of the back, causing pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility. Ligament Strains – Twisting motions during snow shoveling can cause sprains...

U.S. Deports Second Planeload of Iranians, Officials Say

THE NEW YORK TIMES – The Trump administration deported a planeload of Iranian citizens on a chartered plane on Sunday, according to two Iranian officials familiar with the details, in just the second time the United States has ever done so. The plane — carrying about 50 Iranian citizens, as well as deportees from Arab countries and Russia — departed from an airport in Mesa, Ariz. and will make stops in Egypt and Kuwait, said...

Good Deed: Local McDonald’s fry sales raise nearly $13K for food bank

CHATTANOOGA TIMES FREE PRESS – For some Chattanoogans, adding a side of fries to their McDonald's order also added support for local families needing food assistance. Owner-operators of local McDonald's restaurants donated nearly $13,000 to the Chattanooga Area Food Bank in November. The donation is part of the restaurants' Side of Support fundraiser, which took place in September. For one week, a portion of fry sales from participating restaurants went into the fund to help fight...

Mike Johnson works to end the treatment of human embryos as medical waste

The speaker is working behind closed doors to remove a provision from the National Defense Authorization Act that would mandate health coverage for in vitro fertilization for all active duty military.

Able Groupe pleads guilty to illegally importing infant formula

FOOD SAFETY NEWS – Able Groupe Inc., a company that sold infant formula on the website LittleBundle.com, pleaded guilty in late November to two felony charges for smuggling European infant formula and importing it into the United States in violation of FDA’s Prior Notice Requirements.  According to court documents, Able Groupe, which also did business as Little Bundle and Huggable Inc., sold European infant formula to consumers throughout the United States beginning in the spring...

Thousands of Bottles of Blood Pressure Drugs Recalled Due to Cross-Contamination

The drug was manufactured by Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Limited in India.

Even as SNAP Resumes, New Work Rules Threaten Access for Years To Come

KFF HEALTH NEWS – Alejandro Santillan-Garcia is worried he’s going to lose the aid that helps him buy food. The 20-year-old Austin resident qualified for federal food benefits last year because he aged out of the Texas foster care system, which he entered as an infant. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program — commonly referred to as food stamps, or SNAP — helps feed 42 million low-income people in the United States. Now, because of changes...

The Hidden Cost of Your Avocado

"Hours before it was set to begin, the police found Mr. Bravo dead in his vehicle, his body showing signs of torture ... "
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