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What to know about Phoenix Ikner: Alleged FSU gunman and stepson of sheriff’s deputy

The suspect's stepmother served the Leon County Sheriff's Office for 18 years.

Answering The Call Of Nature Is A Taxable Event

HEADLINE HEALTH – For the luxury of flushing a toilet, Maryland residents pay a monthly tax. The state’s flush tax on sewer bills is $5 a month −− or $60 annually −− under a measure aimed at upgrading wastewater treatment facilities to reduce pollution in the Chesapeake Bay. The law exempts people who don’t live in the Chesapeake Bay watershed. Back in 2012, then-Gov. Martin O’Malley, a Democrat, led the charge to double the 'Whiz Tax',...

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs loses bid to delay sex-trafficking trial

Combs has been jailed in Brooklyn since September.

Bloody outbreak of NYC subway crime leaves at least 5 hurt in stabbings, slashings and a beating: cops

A stranger pummeled an 18-year-old man inside the Grand Concourse and East 174th Street station Sunday afternoon, cops said. DCPI

Rats flee from homes when you use cheap products you probably already have

"After I learned this trick, I never spent money on this issue again."

Covid Worsened Shortages of Doctors and Nurses. Five Years On, Rural Hospitals Still Struggle.

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Fat in common cooking oils is linked to aggressive breast cancer – but here’s why you shouldn’t panic

The findings, while significant, require careful interpretation to avoid unnecessary alarm and give useful guidance to the public.

Is Fluoride in Our Drinking Water Safe?

"There is an emerging body of science that does raise some concerns about health issues associated with fluoride."

Rancher’s dog rescues toddler who wandered 7 miles into Arizona desert before spending night alone

The boy had been missing since early Monday evening before turning up on the ranchers property the next morning.

Warehouses are leaking a cancer-causing chemical. Almost no one knows about them.

What seemed little more than a minor nuisance was actually a sprawling menace — one that a data analysis found was exposing residents to exceedingly high levels of a dangerous chemical.

Surgeon Fined $10K After Sharing Photo of Swastika Tattoo on Coma Patient’s Penis

“There was no clinical or medical purpose for either taking the photograph or sharing it," the judgement read.

Cancer Runs in My Family. How Can I Cut My Risk?

If you indeed inherited genetic changes that raise your risk, you may be referred to a specialist who can recommend earlier and more frequent cancer screenings.

Texas measles outbreak grows; Michigan, Pennsylvania report new outbreaks

CIDRAP – Texas has reported 20 more measles cases in the past 5 days. The outbreak now stands at 561 cases, with 58 patients requiring hospitalization. The outbreak’s epicenter includes counties in West Texas that are home to a large unvaccinated Mennonite community. Of the 561 cases, 381 are in children 17 years and younger. In New Mexico, 5 more cases have been identified since last week, raising the state total to 63. New Mexico’s cases...

Daily shot of this could slash blood sugar and cholesterol levels fast

People claim apple cider vinegar is good for your gut health.

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