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'Wake up,' pursue 'national power'
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Tanker shortage threatens new oil shock
The global energy crisis triggered by the Middle East conflict is entering a new phase as a shortage of oil tankers threatens to disrupt crude deliveries even as Gulf exports begin to recover, Vitol CEO Russell Hardy said Tuesday, the Financial Times reported. Hardy explained that the crisis has shifted from a shortage of crude to a shortage of shipping capacity, leaving refiners and traders scrambling to secure vessels at rapidly escalating rates. “We started this conflict with a crude crisis.
US eyes expanded role in Taiwan defense
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DC officer dies from gunshot inside police station
A Washington, D.C., police officer died after suffering a gunshot wound inside the 2nd District station Monday morning, the Metropolitan Police Department announced, according to KRCR The officer was critically injured by the gunshot around 5 a.m. inside the Northwest Washington police station. The cop was rushed to a hospital and died from the injuries.
Dem leaders aren't avid enough for El-Sayed to win Michigan
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Scott Jennings shrugs off talk of WH press chief job
CNN contributor Scott Jennings on Sunday downplayed reports that he is among the leading contenders to replace Karoline Leavitt as White House press secretary, declining to comment on whether he is interested in taking the high-profile administration post. Jennings told CNN's "State of the Union," "I don't know what's going to happen. I don't have anything to say about it this morning." He added that Leavitt is "one of the best press secretaries in the ...
Michigan to eliminate freshman grades in 1st semester
The University of Michigan will eliminate traditional letter grades for first-semester freshmen beginning in fall 2027, with the administration saying the move is intended to help address what it describes as a growing mental health crisis among college students, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.
NY rabbis warn Mamdani over dangerous Israel rhetoric
A group of prominent New York rabbis encouraged New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani in a private City Hall meeting Monday to reconsider how he speaks about Israel, warning that his rhetoric is contributing to an increasingly hostile climate in which many Jews in the city feel vulnerable, Ynet reported on Tuesday.
Pelosi deploys political machine to block Wiener in battle for her House seat
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is deploying her formidable political network to stop California state Sen. Scott Wiener from succeeding her in Congress, escalating a bitter fight over the future of San Francisco's Democratic establishment, Politico reported on Monday. Pelosi has thrown her support behind San Francisco Supervisor Connie Chan and is using her political connections, fundraising network, and Capitol Hill allies to boost her ahead of the November election.
Florida AG threatens assault charges over WNBA foul on Cunningham
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier is threatening to pursue assault and battery charges against WNBA players over hard fouls, escalating the political battle surrounding the league and its policies on transgender athletes, The Hill reported Monday. Uthmeier, a Republican, made the comments after Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham was on the receiving end of a hard foul during Saturday's game against the Chicago Sky. Chicago Sky guard DiJonai Carrington was ejected following the play.
AOC declines to endorse Hong in Wisconsin governor's race
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez declined Sunday to endorse Francesca Hong, a democratic socialist seeking the Democrat nomination for governor of Wisconsin, distancing herself from a candidate whose past positions on policing and other issues have drawn scrutiny. The New York Democrat told ABC News' "This Week" that "I haven't endorsed in that race.
Rep. Max Miller remains on ballot as withdrawal deadline passes
Rep. Max Miller will remain on the ballot in Ohio's 7th Congressional District despite mounting abuse allegations from his ex-wife and growing calls from fellow Republicans for him to abandon his reelection bid, CNN reported Sunday. Miller has repeatedly denied allegations that he abused his former wife, Emily Moreno, or their daughter, and has maintained that he intends to remain in the race.
Flake endorses Ossoff in Georgia Senate race
Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff has secured the endorsement of former Republican Sen. Jeff Flake of Arizona as the first-term Democrat seeks reelection in one of the nation's most closely watched Senate contests, The Hill reported Wednesday. Flake, a longtime critic of President Donald Trump, said his support for Ossoff stems from concerns about protecting the Senate as an institution rather than a change in his political ideology. "I'm still a conservative Republican. But character matters.
Report: Talarico used parents' address for 5 votes
Texas state Rep. James Talarico, the Democrat candidate challenging Attorney General Ken Paxton for the U.S. Senate, cast ballots in five elections using his parents' address after purchasing a home nearby, according to a report published Tuesday by ProPublica and The Texas Tribune. The report came just weeks after Talarico publicly accused Paxton of committing voter fraud over his own voting address, escalating an increasingly personal battle in one of the nation's highest-profile Senate races.
Experts debate Warsh's style on Fed transparency
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh's pledge to make the central bank more transparent is drawing scrutiny from economists and market participants, who argue the Fed has instead become less forthcoming about its policy direction under his leadership, the Washington Examiner reported on Wednesday.
Harris urges rethinking Electoral College
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'More inclined than not' to launch '28 WH bid
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Florida AG warns Catholic schools on vaccine exemptions
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier is warning Catholic schools they could lose access to state scholarship funding if they refuse to grant religious exemptions to student vaccination requirements, escalating a dispute over vaccine policy ahead of the new school year, The Independent reported Monday.
Hawaii Lt. Gov. Luke indicted on bribery, campaign finance charges
Hawaii Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke was indicted Friday on multiple felony charges, including bribery and conspiracy, following a state investigation into allegations that she accepted campaign contributions in exchange for helping advance a COVID-19 testing contract while serving in the state Legislature, Politico reported.
UAW president denies claims amid DOJ grand jury probe
Brian Freeman United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain is pushing back against allegations that he abused his office to benefit his fiancée and her family, calling them "bogus allegations" designed to influence the union's upcoming leadership election as reports surfaced that the Justice Department had opened a grand jury investigation into the matter, The New York Times reported.
Report: Failure 'normalized' in NYC schools
A new report released Tuesday by the Success Academy Charter Schools network alleges that failure has become "normalized" in New York City's public education system, with nearly half of the city's students attending schools where fewer than half of students are proficient in math, reading or both, the New York Post reported.
Trump admin 'laser focused' on Iran's nuke program
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Confident heading into Georgia governor runoff
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GOP split emerges over Social Security reform after Johnson pushes action
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Iran deal appears 'asymmetric' for US
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Trump admin eyes federal rules for prediction markets
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Microsoft Cares About Your Privacy Sen. Warner's daughter dies after long health battle
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access information on a device and to provide personalised advertising and content, advertising and content measurement, audience research and services development. List of partners (vendors) Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., is mourning the loss of his daughter, Madison, 36, who passed away following a decades-long health battle, ABC affiliate WJLA reported on Monday.
New library books
These thrillers are newly available through the Allen County Public Library. “Boom Town” by Nic Stone When two dancers vanish under eerily similar circumstances, former headliner Lyriq Johanssen dives into Atlanta’s dangerous underworld to uncover a web of deceit, privilege and power — risking her own life to find the truth.
Fresh fictıon
‘The High Heaven’ By Joshua Wheeler In this multi-genre story, Izzy is orphaned on the first night of the first Apollo space mission and taken in by a struggling rancher trying to keep his mind from falling apart as NASA rocket tests encroach on his land. Izzy’s life moves from tragedy on the ranch through addiction, meeting eccentrics and counseling people who have lost the ability to see the moon. The author teaches at Louisiana State University. ‘The House On Rondo’ By Debra J.
My Patient Felt Like She Was Substituting One Drug For Another
Op-Med is a collection of original articles contributed by Doximity members. Treating patients with substance use disorders has become an enjoyable part of my practice. I became interested in addiction medicine during my previous years as a family physician in a rural community health center. Almost half of my patients come to me for a mental health reason. During my workup, I discovered a large majority of them also had a substance use problem.
Finding Meaning in How Medicine Is, Not How It Should Be
Op-Med is a collection of original articles contributed by Doximity members. We all work very hard to become doctors. But why? I’ve been trying to figure out the answer to this question for some time now. I went to a pre-engineering high school as part of their first graduating class. During my freshman year, we went on a field trip to a biomedical engineering symposium at a local state college. It was the first time I heard about bioengineering food and tissue engineering.
Moments of a Life: A Reflective Poem on Patient and Human Connection
Op-Med is a collection of original articles contributed by Doximity members. This is part of the Medical Humanities series on Op-Med, which showcases creative work by Doximity members. Do you have a creative work related to your medical practice that you’d like to share? Send it to us here.
ADHD Is Not a 'Superpower'
Op-Med is a collection of original articles contributed by Doximity members. My patient, Jed, was concerned that his young son showed signs of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD): waiting until the last moment to work on assignments, failing to turn in completed homework, and ceaseless fidgeting. Jed had acted just this way when he was young. But despite treatment for depression and anxiety starting in college, doctors had only identified Jed’s ADHD three years ago.
Medicine Is Worth the Sacrifice, But Only If You Don't Sacrifice Yourself
Op-Med is a collection of original articles contributed by Doximity members. Before I graduated from my surgical residency, I purchased a blue blazer, the kind one might wear to events at the Country Club. It was a strange decision because, as a young man, I never aspired to join a Country Club. I didn't golf or play tennis. I was an outdoorsman: hiking, camping, backpacking in the mountains, and canoeing in the boundary waters were my activities. And I was an artist at heart.
The Best Patient Satisfaction Strategy: Honesty
Op-Med is a collection of original articles contributed by Doximity members. Patient complaints. If you practice medicine long enough, you will get one. Physicians have been taught since their first year in medical school to exhibit the highest professional standards at all times.
Jason Bourne: Review: The Bourne Evolution
by Brian Freeman Head of Zeus, out now Jason Bourne is wanted for the murder of an American politician – but he’s on the trail of the real killers. Brian Freeman succeeds Eric von Lustbader as the official chronicler of Jason Bourne’s exploits, after 11 books that followed on from Robert Ludlum’s original trilogy.
Ligation of Common Iliac Artery Mycotic Aneurysm in a Neonate and Review of the Literature
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Traumatic Aorto-Cisterna Chlyi Fistula with Treatment of Aortic Pseudoaneurysm with CT-Guided Thrombin Injection
Publication HistoryPublished online: May 17, 2018Accepted: February 28, 2018; Received: January 30, 2018;
Review: Walking with Ghosts
By Brian James Freeman PS Publishing, out September A collection of tales that will chill your heart even in the current ridiculously hot temperatures… One of the best pieces of advice that I’ve found with regard to the temperature going insanely hot is that you should stay inside and read a book in the cool. And if you want to really make your internal temperature drop by more than just a couple of degrees, pick up Brian James Freeman’s collection of tales.
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