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Video Shows Firearms Instructor Breaking Multiple Safety Rules

There are times when we get a sense as to why firearms accidents happen – and one video posted to social media indicates it’s from a bad example from someone who really should know better: a firearms instructor.

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Judge blocks Medicaid rule narrowing frailty exemptions

A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from enforcing its narrow definition of “medically frail” for Medicaid work-requirement exemptions, ruling it exceeded federal authority and could cause eligible people to lose coverage. The ruling leaves the broader work requirements in place while making it easier for people with qualifying medical conditions to be exempt.

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Colorado QB Julian Lewis hospitalized after medical emergency

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Colorado QB Julian Lewis hospitalized after medical emergency

Colorado QB Julian Lewis was hospitalized after a medical emergency at the athletic facility Wednesday; his father says he is recovering and asked for privacy.

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Millions Of Residents Exposed To Toxic Metals From LA Fires, Study Shows

As homes ignited and burned down during the 2025 Los Angeles fire, millions of California residents were exposed to a high concentration of airborne toxic metals, a new study discovered.

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Alleged MaineCare fraud puts $48 million in taxpayer funds at risk

Six people and a South Portland home-care firm face federal charges over falsified visit records. Prosecutors cite nearly $48 million in MaineCare payments and more than $600,000 billed for one client.

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FDA Proposes First Formula Nutrient Update in DecadesHealth — 4h Kim Kardashian reveals esophagitis diagnosis and esophageal procedure — 10h PA Measles Cases Reach 1,360 — 2d HHS allows temporary compounding of six unapproved peptidesHealth — 1d Americans Are Paying Hundreds More For Health Insurance They Haven’t Even Used — 3d

Lilly Retatrutide Doubles Ozempic Weight Loss in Trial

Eli Lilly said retatrutide patients lost 44.3 to 47.4 lbs over 80 weeks versus 20.9 lbs on Ozempic 2 mg in a 1,298-person Phase 3 diabetes trial.

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✺Dove names garlic, onions and red meat among foods that may alter body odorHealth — 1d ✺Netherlands Orders Nationwide Poultry Confinement After Three OutbreaksHealth — 1d ✺US estrogen shortages widen beyond patchesHealth — 1d

Geron Ends Cancer Trial, Shares PlungeHealth — 1dGeron halted its Phase 3 IMpactMF trial of blood-cancer drug imetelstat after an independent committee concluded it was unlikely to improve overall survival in patients with relapsed or refractory myelofibrosis. No new safety concerns were identified; the setback sent shares sharply lower, while the company said it would analyze the data and continue focusing on Rytelo’s approved use in lower-risk MDS.

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China’s elderly dependents surpass childrenHealth — 1dChina's old-age dependency ratio hit 23.1% in 2025, topping the 22% child ratio for the first time, with more than 223 million people 65+ and about 213 million children.

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Derek Foss China's shrinking workforce will struggle to support all these retirees without major policy changes soon.

Daycare Operator and Babysitter Plead Guilty in Separate Infant DeathsHealth — 2dMelanie DiMarzio was sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment in the death of Grant Simmons, an infant in her unlicensed East Canton daycare. Prosecutors said he suffocated after being placed on a bed rather than in a crib; the case has drawn attention to limited oversight of in-home childcare in Ohio.

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FDA warns Amgen over Vectibix video omitting risk detailsHealth — 2dThe FDA warned Amgen that a submitted promotional video for its colorectal cancer drug Vectibix was misleading because it emphasized benefits while omitting serious safety risks and limits on which patients should receive it, and ordered the company to address the violations. Amgen said an incorrect file was submitted inadvertently, was never publicly distributed, and that the public ad included the required safety information.

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IJRMillions Of Residents Exposed To Toxic Metals From LA Fires, Study ShowsLibby Bandelin · 3 min · 42m

CMS Estimates $37.39B Medicaid Improper Payments, Mostly DocumentationHealth — 2dStates are confronting rising Medicaid costs from different directions: Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy proposes stronger fraud enforcement and letting Ohio retain more recovered funds, while a Colorado report links the program’s broader-than-private-insurance coverage to higher state spending. New federal requirements are also increasing compliance pressure on Medicaid plans, especially smaller ones, although CMS says most improper payments stem from insufficient documentation rather than fraud.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Vision Changes Spur Calls for Earlier Eye ExamsHealth — 2dBlurred vision, trouble seeing at night or to the side, and other gradual changes can reflect treatable or serious eye conditions—not simply aging—and some diseases may cause little noticeable change until they advance, making professional exams important. Yet cost and lack of vision coverage lead many adults to skip exams, potentially delaying detection and care.

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Taylor Farms recalls H-E-B salad kits over allergensHealth — 2dTaylor Farms recalled H-E-B Backyard BBQ Chop Salad kits sold in Texas because they may contain undeclared soy and almonds, posing a serious allergy risk. No reactions have been reported; customers should not eat the affected kits and can discard them or return them for a refund.

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Dana Whitfield I would just throw mine out and skip buying any more chopped salads from that brand for a while.

Christina Applegate tells MS community she remains their warrior after misdiagnosis — 2dChristina Applegate says she will keep advocating for the multiple sclerosis community despite learning she was misdiagnosed in 2021. She continues to experience serious mobility problems and is seeking answers, while her co-host Jamie-Lynn Sigler says their podcast will continue beyond its focus on MS.

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UK Under-Fives: Just 5% Received Eye ExamsHealth — 2dEye-care professionals emphasize that regular eye exams can detect vision problems early, especially in children, whose conditions may affect learning and development if left untreated. UK data show many children missed recommended checks in 2025, while glaucoma specialist Dr. Sirisha Senthil highlights the importance of research and care that protect sight.

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The Conservative DeskTrump rallies Rock Hill to lock in Graham’s Senate seatFive days before Election Day, the president returns to South Carolina to boost Sen. Darline Graham against a tied race and urge Republicans to turn out.25m · 3 reads

NYC pilot aids young men of color entering mental health fieldsHealth — 3dNew York City’s NYC Men Heal program is supporting young men of color entering social work and mental health counseling, aiming to address workforce shortages and expand culturally representative care. Other articles urge people to make space for men to discuss emotional struggles, noting that restrictive masculinity norms can discourage treatment and help-seeking.

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