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Reporting Highlights Complaints Roll In: Four female patients complained to Washington’s medical commission about Dr. Mark Mulholland from 2022 through 2024, all describing irregularities in pelvic exams. Board’s Response: Because the board waited until September 2025 to restrict Mulholland’s license, he kept practicing — and seeing more patients who would later file complaints. Doctor’s Defense: Mulholland responded to complaints in statements to board investigators denying he had behaved inappropriately; his lawyer declined to comment. These highlights were written by the reporters and editors who worked on this story. The woman, 52, lay on the exam table at a clinic in…

Congressman Buddy Carter Play Ball!!! Gotta Fly to Grandson’s Baseball Game!!! Published March 29, 2026 10:36 AM PDT The Dems and Republicans are unwilling to play ball with each other, but Congressman Buddy Carter’s grandson … well, he does it well, and gramps was there to watch! Carter’s rep tells us the Representative from Georgia flew to Charlottesville, VA, to watch his 10-year-old grandson win the season opener Saturday by trouncing the opposing team 13- 5. The photo was taken after the game at Virginia’s Charlottesville-Albermarle Airport, where Carter was sitting alone, making phone calls while he waited for his…

Mar 28, 2026; Nashville, Tennessee, USA; Montreal Canadiens defenseman Alexandre Carrier (45) celebrates the goal of center Alex Newhook (15) as Nashville Predators left wing Filip Forsberg (9) skates by during the second period Gat Bridgestone Arena. Mandatory Credit: Steve Roberts-Imagn Images The Montreal Canadiens will look to extend their winning streak to five games when they visit the Carolina Hurricanes on Sunday in Raleigh, N.C. The Canadiens (41-21-10, 92 points) are coming off a 4-1 victory against the Nashville Predators on Saturday to improve to 8-3-0 in their past 11 games. Ivan Demidov opened the scoring in the first…

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It is not normally initiated by a crisis. It begins with minor details: the forgotten medicines, unopened letters, and a slight stutter walking up the stairs. Families pay attention, but one can dismiss it easily. They are all well enough, we say to ourselves. “They’re independent.” And for a while, that’s true. However, there is a transition point in the aging process that is not always obvious, the interval between absolute autonomy and the fact that one obviously requires assistance. This is the beginning of the risks accumulating silently, and usually, no one is aware of how fast everything can go out of…

In January 2026, the Trump administration enforced an oil and fuel blockade on Cuba, triggering severe energy shortages and widespread blackouts that have especially impacted vulnerable populations, such as expectant mothers.The shortages of food, milk, and essential medicines are straining maternal care services, making pregnancies more difficult and uncertain.The BBC’s Will Grant spoke to two expectant mothers facing starkly different realities as the energy crisis unfolds.Read more about the fuel blockade on Cuba here.Video by Blanca Estrada.

Even before February 28, the reasons for Donald Trump’s imploding approval rating were abundantly clear: untrammeled corruption and personal enrichment to the tune of billions of dollars during an affordability crisis, a foreign policy guided only by his own derelict sense of morality, and the deployment of a murderous campaign of occupation, detention, and deportation on American streets.  Now an undeclared, unauthorized, unpopular, and unconstitutional war of aggression against Iran has spread like wildfire through the region and into Europe. A new “forever war”—with an ever-increasing likelihood of American troops on the ground—may very well be upon us.   As we’ve…

A rolling wave of “No Kings” protests swelled through America’s small towns and big cities Saturday, with crowds gathering to blast President Trump, Immigration and Customs Enforcement crackdowns, the war in Iran and high gas and food prices. Saturday’s demonstrations were expected to draw millions of people nationwide, including thousands for a downtown Los Angeles rally. More than 40 protests were planned for L.A., Orange and Ventura counties, part of the national “No Kings Day of Nonviolent Action.” No Kings Coalition organizers were hoping that turnout for the rallies in all 50 states could combine to form the largest single-day…

In the darkened corridors of a ship in space, a woman runs, electrical tones scream, and lights flash and glare in an uncomfortable strobing effect that overwhelms the senses. The visions get quicker and more chaotic, to the point that you can’t see what’s happening, but you can feel something. Feel something almost primordial. Whatever is happening, it’s violent. And just when you can’t bear it anymore, the visions suddenly stop, and all you’re left looking at is a tiny ship drifting its way through space. And just as you gather your senses enough to wonder what you just witnessed,…

HOUSTON — Illinois coach Brad Underwood got the traditional honors of the final snip of the scissors cutting down the nets in the Toyota Center after Illinois’ 71-59 win against Iowa to win the South Regional title and secure a spot in next weekend’s Final Four. He climbed to the top of the ladder, cut the net and took a moment to celebrate the achievement. Not as a moment that cements decades of ladder-climbing through the coaching ranks with decades in junior college and as a mid-major assistant, but as a moment for Illinois. For the first time since 2005, Illinois…