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Doctors and public health organizations sue Kennedy over vaccine policy changes
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Doctors and public health organizations sue Kennedy over vaccine policy changes

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Death toll from catastrophic flooding in Texas over the July Fourth weekend surpasses 100
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Death toll from catastrophic flooding in Texas over the July Fourth weekend surpasses 100

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The death toll from catastrophic flooding in Texas over the July Fourth weekend has surpassed 100 as the massive search continues for missing people.See the Story
Timeline Raises Questions over How Texas Officials Handled Warnings Before Deadly Floods
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Timeline Raises Questions over How Texas Officials Handled Warnings Before Deadly Floods

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Officials in Texas are facing mounting questions about whether they did enough to get people out of harm’s way before a flash flood swept down the Guadalupe River and killed more than 100 people.See the Story

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Doulas, Once a Luxury, Are Increasingly Covered by Medicaid — Even in GOP States

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Texas Leaders Have Repeatedly Claimed the State’s Voting Maps Are Race-Blind. Until the Trump DOJ Disagreed

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At first, the question of whether Texas would take the extraordinary step of redrawing its congressional maps in the middle of the decade was just a political calculation — would Gov. Greg Abbott go along with President Donald Trump’s plan…Greg Abbott · AustinSee the Story

A Look at Early Warning Systems for Flood-Prone Parts of Waverly

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WAVERLY, Tenn. (WKRN) — Deadly flooding in Texas has prompted a lot of talk about the need for early warning systems in flood-prone areas. In Middle Tennessee, Waverly has such a system already in place, in the wake of the devastating flood of August 21, 2021. AUGUST 2021 | 20 people dead after catastrophic flooding in Middle Tennessee Waverly: August 21, 2021. (Courtesy: Michael Phillips) The key to the system is stream gauges, which are …Greg Abbott · AustinSee the Story

Families Must Help New Mothers During Pregnancy - Dallas Weekly

This post was originally published on Afro By Tashi McQueen As the country highlights National Minority Mental Health Month, the AFRO would like to shine a spotlight on the many ways the whole family can help new mothers.  Ensuring a healthy and successful pregnancy is not just the mother’s responsibility–it’s a team effort. Experts say that when family members step up to support a new mother before, during and after her pregnancy, it can make a…Dallas, Texas · DallasRead Article

Scorching Heat Sparks Bipartisan Climate Alarm - Dallas Weekly

As record-breaking heat waves sweep across the country this summer, a new national poll reveals an overwhelming majority of Americans are linking the punishing temperatures to climate change — and voicing deep concern about the government’s ability to respond. The American Climate Perspectives Survey 2025, conducted by ecoAmerica, found that 86% of Americans say rising temperatures have increased their concern about climate change, with more tha…Climate Change · DallasRead Article

[Opinion] Black Voters Still Matter, But the Trust Is Broken

In the months since the election, funders around the country have asked our opinions on how best to fight back against the fascist assault on our democracy and to defeat Trumpism in the midterms and 2028 cycle. They ask this amidst attacks on voting rights, DEI initiatives, and on nonprofit infrastructure. The answer is not new. The answer is not to hide our beliefs, endlessly wordsmith our values to appease anti-democracy factions, or deemphasi…Opinion · AtlantaSee the Story

Sweet Hope: How the Pandemic Helped Two Baltimore Churches Find Unity - The Sacramento Observer

By Rev. Dorothy S. Boulware | Word In Black Rev. Dr. Terry Thornton and Rev. Paulette Bostic. (WIB) – When Rev. Dr. Terry Thornton conceived the concept for his doctoral dissertation, “A Discovery of a Pastoral Leadership Succession Plan and Its Benefits for Sweet Hope Free Will Baptist Church,” he had no idea his work would not only pave the path for his own ultimate retirement, but also open the door for an unexpected merger. Neither did he s…Baltimore, MD · BaltimoreSee the Story

Mary McLeod Bethune's Legacy: The Power of Education and Civil Rights - Dallas Weekly

“We have a powerful potential in our youth, and we must have the courage to change old ideas and practices so that we may direct their power toward good ends.” – Mary mcleod Bethune If there is anything that Mary McLeod Bethune left behind, it is the necessity of education in this world. As the daughter of formerly enslaved people, she rose above all hardships and left behind Bethune-Cookman University, today, an NCAA Division I HBCU that first …Dallas, Texas · DallasRead Article

The Intersection of Mental Health and Drug Abuse - Dallas Weekly

This post was originally published on Afro By Nyla Adams Take a good look around any major urban area– and now, many rural spaces too– and you’ll see signs of drug abuse and addiction.  The Baltimore City Department of Health reports that “In 2023, Baltimore City saw 1,043 drug and alcohol-related deaths, 921 of which were Fentanyl related.”  What can’t be seen? The mental health issues that often come before or accompany the deep, dark hole of …Baltimore, MD · BaltimoreRead Article

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