Autor: Al Punto Hoy from ANASTACIO ALEGRIA

Most people still picture the front lines when they think about healthcare careers. A nurse on a busy floor. A doctor sees patients back-to-back. A therapist helping someone recover after surgery. That part is real, but it is only one slice of the field. Healthcare also depends on people handling operations, coding, policy, data, education, and administration — the kind of work patients may never see, but definitely feel.That is why healthcare can fit such different kinds of people. Some want the direct, day-to-day human side of it. Others are more interested in the structure underneath it all — the…

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An adult novelty chocolate brand has reportedly been recalled due to “life-threatening” levels of Viagra ingredients.RELATED: Say WHAT?! FDA Raises Cheese Recall To Highest Danger Level Following Reported Listeria Discovery (VIDEO)Adult Novelty Chocolate Reportedly Recalled Due To “Life-Threatening” Levels Of Viagra IngredientsOn Thursday, March 26, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration released an announcement asserting that on March 19, Gear Isle voluntarily recalled a lot of the Gold Lion Aphrodisiac Chocolate Sachet and a lot of the ilum Sex Chocolate. Pet the release, the FDA asserted that “undeclared active ingredients” of “sildenafil and tadalafil,” often found in Viagra and other pills…

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The fleeting hopes by Northern California horsemen that as long as Golden Gate Fields was still standing, racing, even if only as a simulcast or gaming facility, could one day return to Northern California, were dashed on Monday when The Stronach Group (TSG) entered into a deal to sell the 141-acre facility to a nonprofit, which plans to transfer the land to the state to make a park.The $175 million deal, first reported by the San Jose Mercury News, is scheduled to close early next year. Golden Gate Fields is located in the cities of Berkeley and Albany, sitting right…

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What began as a routine day of shopping in Valencia quickly turned into a disturbing encounter that has prompted a law enforcement investigation.The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department’s Santa Clarita Valley station said it is searching for a man who approached a woman inside a Whole Foods store on Valencia Boulevard on March 23, between 7:30 p.m. and 8 p.m., and committed a lewd act, disappearing before authorities could be alerted.The man approached the woman unprovoked while she was inside the store shopping. Surveillance footage shows the man exposing himself and making unwanted physical contact with the woman while she…

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Under Noem, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement bought up mega warehouses around the country that could house up to 8,000 immigrants per facility. But local leaders and members of Congress in some of the districts where the detention centers were planned pushed back. Maryland sued successfully to stop ICE from developing a warehouse near Hagerstown. Sen. Roger Wicker, R-Miss., criticized the DHS’s plan to turn a warehouse in Byhalia, Miss. into an ICE Detention Center.“I’m all for immigration enforcement, but this site was meant for economic development and job creation. We cannot suddenly flood Byhalia with an influx of up…

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Donald Trump has been an enemy of wind power for a long time — and he’s not going to let a little energy crisis get in the way of his vendetta. It seems to have started in 2006, when Trump purchased a seaside estate in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, with plans to build a golf course, and railed against an incoming offshore wind project in the area. He lost that battle, but he’s been fighting wind energy ever since. The latest turn came last week, when the president’s administration announced it would be paying a French energy company called TotalEnergies nearly $1…

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Missile defense has long been presented as a technological solution to one of the oldest problems in warfare: vulnerability to attack. From early Cold War concepts to modern layered systems, the promise has been consistent: intercept incoming missiles to attain a measure of strategic invulnerability. Yet that promise has always contained a contradiction. Missile defense is inherently probabilistic, while the threat it is meant to address, especially in the nuclear context, tolerates no failure. In conventional warfare, partial success may be sufficient. In nuclear war, it is not. A single warhead that penetrates a defensive system is not a marginal…

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The federal Endangered Species Committee moved Tuesday to exempt all oil and gas activities in the Gulf of America from the Endangered Species Act requirements, citing national security concerns. The committee, known as the “God Squad” or the “Extinction Committee” because of its power to override rules protecting species from extinction, unanimously voted for the exemption Tuesday as the Iran war upends the global energy supply. “Bottom line, to be as secure as a nation, we need a steady, affordable supply of our own energy,” Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said during the meeting. “This is not just about gas prices.…

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Growing up in the aughts, Brian Dunne was a kid out of time. The second child from his father’s second marriage, he was raised by a Vietnam veteran who played Vietnam era rock (CCR, The Animals, etc.) around the house. The milieu of his hometown — 90 minutes north of New York City, “a real ‘cops and firefighters’ town,” he says — was working class, but most kids his age were still listening to The Strokes and The White Stripes. Dunne, meanwhile, was sneaking off to the local video store to rent Bruce Springsteen’s Video Anthology/1978-88. He was specifically clued…

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Arizona Diamondbacks right-hander Michael Soroka (34) reacts after striking out a batter to end the inning against the Detroit Tigers at Chase Field on March 30, 2026. Corbin Carroll homered, tripled and drove in four runs and the Arizona Diamondbacks survived a late Detroit rally to spoil Justin Verlander’s return to the Tigers with a 9-6 victory in Phoenix on Monday. Carroll tripled in a run in the first inning and hit a three-run homer in the second for a quick 5-0 lead off Verlander, who was making his first start with the Tigers since 2017 after signing a one-year…

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