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The Trump Administration Said It Would Prioritize Ending Mother-To-Child Hiv Transmission. Health Workers Say It Cut Services
Dr. Theopista Masenge was at the hospital in Mbeya, Tanzania, rolling out new treatments for children with high HIV viral loads when she got the call: Stop work, now.
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CDCPDA To Host Annual Town Hall The Saturday
Central District Community Preservation and Development Authority will host its 2026 Annual Town Hall Saturday, Sept. 26, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the McKinney Center. Residents can vote in board elections, hear CEO Shaudé Moore's organizational update, and join a Q&A discussing community priorities and CDCPDA's future.
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White House Airs Another Government-Funded Ad, This Time With Trump Warning Of ‘Final Battle’
The Trump administration is set to launch another overtly political campaign ad funded by taxpayer dollars, attacking the “fake news media” and “the sick political class that hates our country.”
Best Emerging Community Leader: Keisha Credit Is Turning Influence Into Impact
Keisha Credit has been recognized as Best Emerging Community Leader and Best Social Media Influencer at The Seattle Medium's inaugural Best of the Best Northwest Readers' Choice Awards. This acknowledgment highlights her significant contributions to celebrating Black culture and fostering community connections through digital platforms.
An Assault On A Free Press Threatens Every American
Marc Morial condemns the White House's expulsion of major media outlets from the press pool, calling it an authoritarian assault on press freedom reminiscent of 1930s tactics. He highlights the launch of "Trump TV," past targeting of Black journalists like April Ryan, and warns this censorship distracts from pressing issues while endangering democracy and marginalized communities' access to truth.
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Podcast: Black Butterfly Awards to Honor Seattle Women Who Shaped the Community
Seattle's Black Butterfly Awards return Saturday, Sept. 26, honoring Black women whose lifelong contributions to family and community often go unrecognized. Created by Charles Tatum Jr. and Carl Copeland, the event at Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute will present Lifetime Achievement Awards to Gertrude Peoples, Charlotte Grady and Attorney Barbara Laners, featuring dinner, music and inspiration.
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