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A class at the University of Maryland for the spring of 2026 is causing concern among some who believe it pushes a certain political view instead of proper learning. The University of Maryland says the class, called “Decolonizing Medicine: Steps to Actionable Change,” will teach how old colonial ways still affect health care today. The class description says it will look at the idea of the “White body” as the standard in medical training and question the ethics of modern health care. Weekly topics will include things like “Medicine as a Colonial Project,” “Indigenous Medicine and Knowledge Systems,” and “Intersectionality…

Measles Cases Raise Concerns About Public Health Strategies A recent increase in measles cases, stemming from an outbreak that began last year, has prompted a review by international health organizations regarding the United States’ status as a measles-free nation. A decision is expected in April. Health officials are looking into whether recent outbreaks in several states are connected. Regardless of the outcome of the international review, some experts are concerned about the overall trends. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, over 2,000 measles cases were reported across the country last year, the highest number in decades. A…

Minnesota Attorney General Defends Church Disruption, Sparks Debate Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison is facing criticism after defending a group of activists who disrupted a church service in St. Paul. The activists entered Cities Church, reportedly protesting the pastor’s alleged involvement with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The incident has ignited a debate about the limits of free speech and the appropriateness of disrupting religious services. Ellison appeared on a show to discuss the protest, stating that “protest is fundamental to American society” and that people have a right to voice their opinions. He added that critics were being “tender…

Syria Faces New Security Concerns as ISIS-Linked Individuals Escape Camp RAQQA, Syria – A troubling situation is unfolding in northeast Syria, raising serious questions about national security and the handling of individuals linked to the Islamic State (ISIS). The Syrian military has reported that guards from the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) abandoned the al-Hol camp, resulting in the escape of thousands of people, mainly women and children, with ties to ISIS. The SDF has confirmed their withdrawal from the camp, citing a lack of international support in dealing with ISIS. They claim their forces have moved to protect cities…

Fugitive Arrested in Washington State, Found Hiding Under Child’s Bed Spokane, WA – A fugitive wanted for violating probation on firearm and assault charges was apprehended in Spokane, Washington, last week by the U.S. Marshals Service. Keantray Davon Bryant-Muellner was discovered hiding beneath a child’s bed, highlighting the lengths some will go to evade justice. The arrest occurred after members of the U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force surrounded a residence on South Regal Street. After announcing their presence, officers entered the home and, following a careful search, found Bryant-Muellner attempting to conceal himself. He was taken into custody without further…

Actor Timothy Busfield, known for his roles in television, is facing serious allegations. He was recently held without bail in New Mexico on charges related to child sex abuse. Prior to his arrest, Busfield underwent a psychosexual evaluation, as suggested by his lawyer. This evaluation included questions about his personal life, including his relationship with his wife, actress Melissa Gilbert. According to court documents, Busfield stated that he and Gilbert have a “satisfying sex life.” The evaluation also noted Busfield’s belief that sexual relationships require maturity and understanding. Despite the nature of the questions, the evaluation determined Busfield to be…

Paddy Pimblett, a rising name in the world of mixed martial arts, has commented on the potential timeline for a future fight with current champion Ilia Topuria. Pimblett is set to headline his first major event this Saturday. This fight is a significant moment in his career. Many fans had hoped to see Pimblett face Topuria. However, Topuria has said he will be taking some time away from the sport for personal reasons. Recently, Topuria mentioned he plans to return to fighting sometime between April and June. Pimblett, however, seems to have other plans. “He’s not getting me back in…

Lawrence Ray, the man who led a disturbing cult at Sarah Lawrence College, is now serving a long prison sentence. In April 2022, he was found guilty of 15 serious crimes, including sex trafficking and extortion. Ray’s story is a dark one. He moved into his daughter’s college dorm and began to control and abuse a group of students. He manipulated them emotionally, physically, and sexually for almost ten years, moving them between different states. In January 2023, a judge sentenced Ray to 60 years in prison. The judge praised the courage of his victims for facing him in court.…

An Arizona Congresswoman Questions President Trump’s Fitness Washington D.C. – An Arizona representative, Yassamin Ansari, has publicly questioned President Trump’s mental state, suggesting he is unfit for office. Her comments follow a letter from President Trump regarding Greenland. President Trump’s letter to Norway’s Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre discussed Greenland and its strategic importance. He mentioned the possibility of the United States taking control of Greenland, raising questions about Denmark’s role and NATO’s responsibilities. “Denmark cannot protect that land from Russia or China, and why do they have a ‘right of ownership’ anyway?” Trump stated in the message. “The World…

Minnesota Man Detained in ICE Operation; Questions Raised About Procedure St. Paul, MN – A Minnesota man, ChongLy “Scott” Thao, claims he was wrongly detained by federal immigration agents at his home on Sunday. Thao alleges that agents forced entry without presenting a warrant, and he was briefly held despite being a U.S. citizen. According to Thao, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents entered his home, reportedly searching for two convicted sex offenders. Thao claims he was taken outside in his underwear and photographed in cold weather before agents realized he was not their target and released him. The Department…