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12-Year-Olds With Smartphones Are More Likely To Develop Eating Disorders By 14

A new study in JAMA Network Open finds 12-year-olds with smartphones are more likely to develop eating disorder symptoms by 14 than peers without devices. Researchers say social media exposure to curated images fuels body dissatisfaction. Experts recommend delaying phone access, setting guardrails, and maintaining open conversations about online content and body image.
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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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8 Sailors Assigned To USS Abraham Lincoln Strike Group Attempted Suicide, Navy Secretary Tells Congress

Eight US Navy personnel assigned to the USS Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group attempted suicide during a period that included when the ships undertook combat operations against Iran and the carrier set a modern record for its time at sea, according to a letter from the service’s acting secretary, which was obtained by CNN.

The Audacity Of Joyce Beatty

Rep. Joyce Beatty stands nearly alone on the Kennedy Center board, using lawsuits rather than statements to block Trump's attempted takeover of the JFK memorial institution. Julianne Malveaux contrasts Trump's "criminal audacity" with Beatty's "righteous audacity," questioning what Black political power achieves beyond access, and honoring her courage alongside Barbara Lee, Barbara Jordan and Maxine Waters.

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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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