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AI Might Be Coming To An Urgent Care Clinic Near You, New Study Suggests1 source — 1dResearchers announced the completion of a groundbreaking study where an artificial intelligence chatbot assisted primary care physicians by interacting with patients at a clinic.

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New Jersey Bill Defines Emotional Harm As Interference With Abortion Care — 2hNew Jersey's new abortion protection bill could make pro-life activism illegal in the state.

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Maya Lindstrom This bill goes too far if it treats peaceful protests as emotional harm that blocks abortions.

72-Bay Topgolf Breaks Ground for Pediatric CareHealth — 4dValley Children's and Topgolf broke ground on a 72-bay Madera County venue, Topgolf's first children's hospital tie-up, with profits slated for pediatric care.

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Rising Costs Emerge as Election Issue Across RegionsPolitics — 4dHealth care affordability is emerging as a midterm concern, with voters broadly favoring lower hospital and prescription costs but divided along party lines over specific proposals such as restoring Affordable Care Act subsidies. In Florida and Arkansas, rising premiums, loss of coverage, and worries about health care access may influence voters, particularly rural residents and middle-income families.

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IJRHouthis Launch Missile Attack On Riyadh International Airport As Blasts Shock Saudi CapitalHarold Hutchison · 2 min · 2h

“Cast your cares on the Lord and he will sustain you; he will never let the righteous be shaken.” — Psalms 55:22, New International Version Holy Bible, New International Version®, NIV® Copyright © 19 — 20hPosted to IJR by IJR.

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Best Colleges Preparing Students for the AI EraRankingAI is reshaping every industry, so students and parents compare universities on dedicated programs, research scale, and real-world tech pipelines.

Healthcare Advocacy Bus Tour Plans 40 Stops Across 15 StatesPolitics — 5dProtect Our Care’s “Sick of It! Fix Health Care Now” bus tour is bringing advocates and local officials to communities across the country to oppose Medicaid cuts and changes to Affordable Care Act tax credits, which they say are worsening coverage and affordability. Speakers are urging lawmakers to restore premium tax credits, expand protections against out-of-pocket and prescription drug costs, and consider broader access to health care, including universal coverage.

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Book argues thirty-day tech declutter outperforms gradual moderationCulture — 1dAnyone who reaches for a phone without deciding to should care, because Newport replaces failed willpower tips with a clean break that rebuilds tech around named values.

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Chris Dalton Naming what matters to you before adding apps back is the part that stands out. Most advice skips that step entirely.

North Carolina invests $17M in rural mental healthHealth — 3dNorth Carolina is directing more than $17 million from a federal rural health funding pool toward mental health and substance-use care, including behavioral health clinics, mobile crisis teams, opioid treatment and support for youth and pregnant or postpartum patients. State officials say the investments are intended to bring services closer to rural residents facing barriers to care.

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Habitat Survey Finds Housing Costs Force Cuts to Food and Care — 5dHabitat's global survey finds 75% cut expenses to afford housing—33% less on food, 13% delayed care—and nearly half fear one setback could cost their home.

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Elena Vasquez Governments and builders should focus on creating more low-cost housing before the problem gets worse.

FaithTapKatherine Drexel Founds Schools for Native Americans and African AmericansHeiress becomes nun and establishes dozens of schools and Xavier University.1m · 1 reads

“The Lord is good, a refuge in times of trouble. He cares for those who trust in him,” — Nahum 1:7, New International Version Holy Bible, New International Version®, NIV® Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 — 2dPosted to IJR by IJR.

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Livestock events, tours showcase agriculture educationLifestyle — 2dAgricultural fairs and industry tours are giving children and students hands-on exposure to livestock, farming and animal care, while helping build public understanding and prepare future agriculture professionals. Youth livestock shows also offer aspiring ranchers a chance to display their animals and compete.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

“Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you.” — 1 Peter 5:7, New International Version Holy Bible, New International Version®, NIV® Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc.® Use — 2dPosted to IJR by IJR.

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New Jersey Bill Defines Emotional Harm as Interference With Abortion Care — 4dNew Jersey's new abortion protection bill could make pro-life activism illegal in the state.

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Priya Raman Women seeking care shouldn't face constant pressure from activists right outside the door.

Oman Discusses Unified Cancer Referral PathwayHealth — 5dOman is working to unify cancer referrals and treatment protocols to speed access to specialized care, while U.S. nonprofits help patients manage practical burdens such as transportation, bills, supplies and screening access. The accounts highlight how coordinated medical care and community support can help patients and families navigate treatment, though rising costs are straining some services.

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IJRThere’s A New Development Blowing Up America’s AI DebateSean Moran · 7 min · 3h

Caregiving Support Expands Across RegionsHealth — 5dCaregiving support is expanding through practical resources for family caregivers, including dementia support groups and conferences, while Oregon is offering eligible Medicaid recipients a new option to manage in-home care. Hanoi is also directing funding toward public and community-based elder-care services, and assisted-living routines can help older adults stay active, connected and supported.

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Support Trump vs Support DemocratsYourlist — VS BattleEvery executive order, court fight, and agency purge just adds another tally mark to the same permanent scoreboard.

Giraffe calves draw attention across Kenya, USLifestyle — 1dA viral video shows Kenyan herders caring for an apparently orphaned giraffe calf, prompting praise as well as calls for wildlife officials to assess its welfare. Separately, Milani, a premature giraffe who survived a C-section, has joined her herd at a Kansas wildlife park, while Toledo Zoo’s young giraffe Stanley has ventured outdoors with his herd.

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USS Abraham Lincoln Returns After Extended Deployment — 4dThe USS Abraham Lincoln has returned to San Diego after an unusually long deployment supporting U.S. operations in the Iran conflict. Sen. Ruben Gallego is seeking independent reviews of reported supply shortages, crew fatigue and gaps in mental-health care; Navy leaders say they are applying lessons from the deployment, while Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has disputed some accounts of conditions aboard.

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Fall Talks Span Health, Policy, ResilienceLifestyle — 4dThe articles announce separate public lectures and events on abortion’s effects on health care, resilience and education, women’s histories, drug-policy reform, and sexual harassment prevention in schools.

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Regents Approve $500M Project Health Expansion, Gold ExtensionPolitics — 2dThe University of Nebraska Board of Regents approved expanding Project Health to a 1.5-million-square-foot teaching hospital, adding about $500 million to its projected cost to support more patients, beds and specialized care. Regents also extended President Jeff Gold’s contract through 2032 and changed his merit-pay terms; two members opposed the timing of the extension.

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FaithTapMartin Luther Posts Ninety-Five ThesesMonk sparks reform with courage32m · 5 reads

26 Cats Found Sealed in Birmingham Alley BoxesHealth — 3dTwenty-six cats and kittens were found in sealed boxes and carriers in a Birmingham alley, with some struggling to breathe and all underweight and heavily flea-infested. Two are receiving veterinary treatment while the others recover in RSPCA care; investigators are reviewing CCTV as the charity reports a sharp rise in mass cat rescues.

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Former Duncan pastor arrested on child abuse chargesHealth — 3dAndrew Benton, a former Duncan, Oklahoma, youth pastor, was arrested and faces two child sexual abuse charges involving allegations that he abused two teens in his care. Investigators allege the incidents occurred in multiple settings and that messages recovered from his phone showed inappropriate, pressuring communications with one teen.

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Oktoberfest Festivals Planned in Redding, BattaramullaLifestyle — 2dTurtle Bay Exploration Park’s annual, all-ages Oktoberfest in Redding will feature regional craft beer, food vendors, live music, artisan booths and animal encounters, with proceeds supporting the park’s educational programs, animal care and exhibits. A separate Oktoberfest at Waters Edge in Battaramulla is also returning for three nights with live bands and an unlimited Bavarian buffet.

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Iran Strike Survivors Allege US Military Medical Failures — 5dNine soldiers wounded in a March 1 Iranian drone strike that killed six in Kuwait told the AP they had to fight alone for care; the Pentagon said treatment met standards.

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Mother’s Boyfriend Convicted in Wichita Toddler MurderWorld — 3dA Wichita jury convicted Bernardo Gonzalez-Mejia of first-degree murder, child abuse and aggravated child endangerment in the 2019 death of 2-year-old Jacob Aviles, who was in his care. Jacob’s mother was also convicted in the case; Gonzalez-Mejia remains in custody pending sentencing.

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IJRAmerica First Is Good Policy For Our National ParksCurtis Schube · 4 min · 3h