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What does it mean when U.S. military members become conscientious objectors to war?

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By Ashley Locke, Grace Griffin Verified, Indira Lakshmanan Verified
| Wyoming Public Radio Verified
During the Vietnam War, nearly 500,000 men in the U.S. applied for conscientious objector exemptions to avoid the draft. But since the country moved to an all-volunteer military force in 1973, those applications have dropped significantly. Mike Prysner, an Iraq War veteran, is the executive director of the non-profit Center on Conscience and War. He said in a typical year, the center sees about 50 conscientious objector applications from active-duty military personnel.
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People are buying unregulated, injectable peptides from Chinese factories. Are they safe?

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By Grace Griffin Verified, Indira Lakshmanan Verified
| Texas Public Radio (San Antonio, TX) Verified
With the popularity of GLP-1s skyrocketing, the “P,” which stands for peptides, is having its own moment. Peptides are naturally occurring chains of amino acids that send signals to our bodies to perform important processes. They regulate the immune system, grow cells, reduce inflammation, manage hormones and more. Bodybuilders trying to boost their muscle mass and biohackers seeking to optimize their health and longevity have used synthetic peptides for years.
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‘Nothing has changed’: Venezuelan activist in Florida says dictatorship continues without Maduro

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By Ashley Locke Verified, Grace Griffin Verified, Scott Tong Verified
| WDDE-FM (Dover, DE) Verified
Neomar Lander was killed by Venezuelan police in 2017 during an anti-government protest in Caracas. He was 17 years old. Immigration activist Adelys Ferro, who lives in Doral, Florida — the American city with the largest population of Venezuelans — said Lander became well-known in protests against Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.
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