Breast cancer screening with mammography is a controversial issue, but
it can uncover a tumor at an early stage when it's easiest to treat.
Currently, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommends
annual mammograms for women between the ages of 50 and 74, with
screening under 50 being an "individual" decision. But many women don't
have access to this information, a challenge that is especially
pronounced in Muslim communities, where standard public health messaging
doesn’t address concerns related to religious beliefs.
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Thursday, September 28, 2017
Musical tastes offer clues for spotting psychopaths
Was your ex who was completely obsessed with Eminem actually a
psychopath? Probably not. But a recent study from New York University
comparing people’s musical preferences with their scores on a
personality test show that the two traits may be more closely linked
than you’re comfortable believing.
Top US general recommends NOT kicking out transgender troops
The top U.S. general said on Tuesday he has urged the Dumbass Trump junta not to kick transgender service members out of the
military despite Dumbass Trump’s ban on transgender people
serving in the armed forces.
Marine Corps General Joseph Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was asked by Democratic Senator Kirsten Gillibrand during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing whether he agreed that the thousands of transgender men and women now in the military have served with honor and valor.
“I do, Senator,” Dunford responded. “I would just probably say that I believe any individual who meets the physical and mental standards, and is worldwide-deployable and is currently serving, should be afforded the opportunity to continue to serve.”
Marine Corps General Joseph Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was asked by Democratic Senator Kirsten Gillibrand during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing whether he agreed that the thousands of transgender men and women now in the military have served with honor and valor.
“I do, Senator,” Dunford responded. “I would just probably say that I believe any individual who meets the physical and mental standards, and is worldwide-deployable and is currently serving, should be afforded the opportunity to continue to serve.”
A fourth person was charged Monday in the death of a Houston
transgender teenager, whose burned and mutilated body was found in
southern Missouri earlier this month.According to reports, 17-year-old Ally Steinfeld — whose real name was Joseph Matthew Steinfeld — had her genitals stabbed and her eyes gouged out before her burnt remains were put in a plastic bag and dumped in a chicken coop near a Cabool mobile home in early September.
Florida woman arrested 27 years later in killer clown cold case
Police in Florida said Tuesday they’ve arrested a woman, Sheila Keen
Warren, 54, who has been accused of dressing up like a clown 27 years
ago and fatally shooting her husband’s ex-wife.
Warren was arrested without incident in Washington County, Virginia. A Florida grand jury indicted her on a first-degree murder charge with use of a firearm in the shooting death of Marlene Warren, 40, in May 1990, reports said citing officials. Sheila Keen had been a suspect since the incident took place but was not arrested due to lack of evidence.
Warren was arrested without incident in Washington County, Virginia. A Florida grand jury indicted her on a first-degree murder charge with use of a firearm in the shooting death of Marlene Warren, 40, in May 1990, reports said citing officials. Sheila Keen had been a suspect since the incident took place but was not arrested due to lack of evidence.
New Jersey professor suspended after undercover video catches him praising Hitler
A New Jersey professor at the center of an
alt-right scandal since a video of him spouting anti-Semitic
sentiments was revealed last week has been placed on administrative
leave.
Immigrant family warned Oklahoma cops about neighbor’s racist obsession before killing
An Oklahoma family wants to know why police failed to act on
their warnings about a neighbor’s racist obsession that ended in the
killing of their loved one.
Stanley Vernon Majors is charged with murder and a hate crime in the August 2016 shooting death of 37-year-old Khalid Jabara, who was killed on his front porch after enduring years of racist taunts by his next-door neighbor, reported CNN.
“How many red flags does it take to keep somebody that’s obviously dangerous to the community, to the public in general, who’s a flight risk,” said the victim’s younger brother, Rami Jabara. “How many red flags does it take to keep this guy in custody so that he can face trial? It’s like the law can’t catch up with him.”
The Jabara family, who came from Lebanon decades ago, got a protection order against the 62-year-old Majors and then reported to police that he wasn’t complying — yet he remained free to run down their mother.
He was charged with hit and run after police found him later drunk and urinating in public, and he asked officers about Haifa Jabari — who suffered a brain hemorrhage and broken bones — by name before cursing her as “filthy Lebanese.”
Prosecutors later charged him with assault and battery with a deadly weapon.
Majors was released on $30,000 bond in that September 2015 incident and returned to his Tulsa home, where the Jabari family said he continued to harass them before killing their son and brother two months later.
Stanley Vernon Majors is charged with murder and a hate crime in the August 2016 shooting death of 37-year-old Khalid Jabara, who was killed on his front porch after enduring years of racist taunts by his next-door neighbor, reported CNN.
“How many red flags does it take to keep somebody that’s obviously dangerous to the community, to the public in general, who’s a flight risk,” said the victim’s younger brother, Rami Jabara. “How many red flags does it take to keep this guy in custody so that he can face trial? It’s like the law can’t catch up with him.”
The Jabara family, who came from Lebanon decades ago, got a protection order against the 62-year-old Majors and then reported to police that he wasn’t complying — yet he remained free to run down their mother.
He was charged with hit and run after police found him later drunk and urinating in public, and he asked officers about Haifa Jabari — who suffered a brain hemorrhage and broken bones — by name before cursing her as “filthy Lebanese.”
Prosecutors later charged him with assault and battery with a deadly weapon.
Majors was released on $30,000 bond in that September 2015 incident and returned to his Tulsa home, where the Jabari family said he continued to harass them before killing their son and brother two months later.
Oregon man accused of ordering pit bull attack on black man
‘Nigger, you’re in the wrong neighborhood’: Oregon man accused of ordering pit bull attack on black man
A white Oregon man is accused of making racist threats and ordering his dog to attack a black man he encountered at a bus stop.
Wednesday, September 27, 2017
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| 1540 | The Society of Jesus, a religious sub-cult under Ignatius Loyola, is approved by the Pope. | |
| 1669 | The island of Crete in the Mediterranean Sea falls to the Ottoman Turks after a 21-year siege. | |
| 1791 | Jews in France are granted French citizenship. | |
| 1864 | Confederate guerrilla Bloody Bill Anderson and his henchmen, including a teenage Jesse James, massacre 20 unarmed Union soldiers at Centralia, Missouri. The event becomes known as the Centralia Massacre. | |
| 1869 | Wild Bill Hickok, sheriff of Hays City, Kan., shoots down Samuel Strawhim, a drunken teamster causing trouble. | |
| 1916 | Constance of Greece declares war on Bulgaria. | |
| 1918 | President Woodrow Wilson opens his fourth Liberty Loan campaign to support men and machines for World War I. | |
| 1920 | Eight Chicago White Sox players are charged with fixing the 1919 World Series. | |
| 1939 | Germany occupies Warsaw as Poland falls to Germany and the Soviet Union. | |
| 1942 | Australian forces defeat the Japanese on New Guinea in the South Pacific. | |
| 1944 | Thousands of British troops are killed as German forces rebuff their massive effort to capture the Arnhem Bridge across the Rhine River in Holland. | |
| 1950 | U.S. Army and Marine troops liberate Seoul, South Korea. | |
| 1956 | The U.S. Air Force Bell X-2, the world’s fastest and highest-flying plane, crashes, killing the test pilot. | |
| 1964 | The Warren Commission, investigating the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, issues its report, stating its conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald was the sole gunman. | |
| 1979 | The US Congress approves the Department of Education as the 13th agency in the US Cabinet. | |
| 1983 | The Sukhumi massacre takes place: Abkhaz separatist forces and their allies commit widespread atrocities against the civilian population in the USSR state of Georgia. | |
| 1996 | The Taliban capture Afghanistan’s capital city, Kabul. | |
| 2003 | The European Space Agency launches the SMART-1 satellite to orbit the moon. | |
| 2007 | NASA launches the Dawn probe to explore and study the two largest objects of the asteroid belt, Vesta and Ceres. | |
| 2008 | Zhai Zhigang becomes the first Chinese to walk in space; he was part of the Shenzhou 7 crew. |
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