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For The Next Two Weeks, NFL Players Are Wearing Their Philanthropic Passion On Their Cleats
The NFL's My Cause My Cleats initiative is a fortnight-long campaign that empowers players to highlight personal causes and express their individuality, while fostering positive community impact.
The Government Shutdown May Have Made It Tougher To Fix The Air Traffic Controller Shortage
The recent government shutdown has intensified the longstanding shortage of air traffic controllers, leading to increased retirements and departures, thereby complicating efforts to meet the FAA's requirement for an additional 3,000 controllers.
Seattle Medium, Bennett Media Group Annual Food Drive To Take Place This Saturday
The Seattle Medium, in collaboration with Bennett Media Group, will conduct its annual food drive on Saturday, Nov. 22, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Seattle Medium Building, 2600 S. Jackson St., aiming to support families facing economic hardship.
LeBron James Begins Season No. 23, Marking Longest Career In NBA History
LeBron James of the Los Angeles Lakers marked his return to the court for his 23rd NBA season, setting a league record for the longest career. The 40-year-old forward led the Lakers to a 140-126 victory over the Utah Jazz, underscoring his enduring impact on the game.
Parents Now Pay More For Childcare Than Housing Across The U.S.
Childcare is draining American families with a force that has begun to rival housing costs, and new national analysis shows that in cities across the country, parents are paying more to care for their children than to keep a roof over their heads.
CDC Website Changed To Include False Claims That Link Autism And Vaccines
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's website was altered on November 19 to include misleading assertions suggesting a possible link between vaccines and autism, contradicting the substantial body of scientific evidence that refutes such a connection.
MLK Jr. Memorial Baptist Church Offers Free Meals, Care Packages Each Wednesday
MLK Jr. Memorial Baptist Church in Renton has launched a weekly program offering free meals and care packages to the community and anyone in need, run entirely by volunteers and church members.
UW Endocrinologist Urges Early Action And Lifestyle Changes To Reverse Type 2 Diabetes
Black adults are 60% more likely to be diagnosed with diabetes than non-Hispanic white adults, and experts like Lorena Alarcon-Casas Wright urge early action and lifestyle changes to reverse type 2 diabetes, emphasizing that it is not just about sugar, but about metabolism as a whole.
Michelle Obama Says The Country Is ‘Not Ready For A Woman’ President
Former first lady Michelle Obama has expressed her belief that the United States is not prepared for a female president, referencing the unsuccessful presidential campaign of former Vice President Kamala Harris last year.
Cate Blanchett And Spike Lee Join Pope Leo As He Hosts Star-Packed Vatican Meeting
Pope Leo XIV hosted a gathering with Hollywood luminaries at the Vatican, where he described cinema as a "workshop of hope." Among the attendees, director Spike Lee gifted the pontiff a New York Knicks jersey, symbolizing a cultural exchange between the Church and the film industry.
