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Conservative group unleashes 6-figure ad campaign targeting Biden’s menthol cigarette ban – Fox News
- Conservative group unleashes 6-figure ad campaign targeting Biden’s menthol cigarette ban Fox News
- Leading cardiologist says prohibiting menthol cigarettes, flavored cigars would save lives in communities targeted by Big Tobacco American Heart Association
- Advocates call for CT menthol ban with national ban likely years away CT Insider
- The Editorial Board: Renewing the fight against menthol-flavored tobacco Buffalo News
- Over 300 Faith Leaders Tell President Biden They Support FDA Rules to Prohibit Menthol Cigarettes and Flavored Cigars Yahoo Finance
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New Data from Biogen’s Investigational Antisense Oligonucleotide (ASO) Targeting Tau Shows Promise for Potential New Generation of Treatments in Early Alzheimer’s Disease | Biogen – Biogen
- New Data from Biogen’s Investigational Antisense Oligonucleotide (ASO) Targeting Tau Shows Promise for Potential New Generation of Treatments in Early Alzheimer’s Disease | Biogen Biogen
- More convenient form of breakthrough Alzheimer’s drug Leqembi shows promising results in study CNBC
- Biogen’s Alzheimer’s drug slows cognitive decline in early study STAT
- Biogen, Eli Lilly present new clinical data in race to field Alzheimer’s treatments The Boston Globe
- Alzheimer’s drug Leqembi could be given as shots rather than IV infusion, study suggests CNN
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Jada Pinkett Smith Reacts to Chris Rock’s Jokes Targeting Her and Will Smith During Comedy Special – Hollywood Reporter
- Jada Pinkett Smith Reacts to Chris Rock’s Jokes Targeting Her and Will Smith During Comedy Special Hollywood Reporter
- Chris Rock’s friends tell the media that he wants Jada to stop dragging him into her messy marriage. The Root
- Jada Pinkett Smith Says She Was ‘Hurt’ by Chris Rock’s Netflix Special: ‘I Remember My Heart Piercing’ PEOPLE
- Jada Pinkett Smith Didn’t Realize Will Smith Hit Chris Rock Until She Was Told “He’s Not Going to Press Charges” Hollywood Reporter
- Jada Pinkett Smith reacts to Chris Rock mocking her in comedy special Entertainment Weekly News
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Would-be burglars caught targeting ritzy California homes evacuated from landslide – New York Post
- Would-be burglars caught targeting ritzy California homes evacuated from landslide New York Post
- 2 arrested after trying to break into evacuated homes affected by Rolling Hills Estates landslide, officials say KTLA Los Angeles
- Couple targeted by burglar during landslide evacuation: ‘You’re already at a low… you feel violated again’ FOX 11 Los Angeles
- 2 suspected burglars arrested near Southern California homes destroyed in landslides The Mercury News
- As help arrives, officials call Southern California landslide ‘unprecedented’ The Mercury News
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Canada considers expelling Chinese diplomats for targeting MP – BBC
- Canada considers expelling Chinese diplomats for targeting MP BBC
- Canada summons Chinese ambassador over allegations of political interference CNN
- Canada considers expelling Chinese diplomats over alleged threat to MP’s family CBC News
- Letters to the editor: ‘If Michael Chong and his family were being intimidated by agents of China, wouldn’t he have been the first to know?’ Foreign interference, plus other letters to the editor for May 5 The Globe and Mail
- Canada summons Chinese ambassador after MP and his family harassed The Guardian
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House approves measure targeting Biden rule allowing money managers to consider ESG in retirement investing – The Hill
- House approves measure targeting Biden rule allowing money managers to consider ESG in retirement investing The Hill
- House votes to kill Biden’s ‘woke’ ESG investment rule that props up ‘phony climate movement’ Fox News
- GOP war on ‘woke’ ESG heats up as House votes to block Biden’s ESG investing rule USA TODAY
- Biden’s ESG rule will ‘hurt America’s retirement security,’ GOP lawmaker warns Fox Business
- Biden could issue his first veto as Congress prepares to vote against ESG investment rule Fox News
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Alabama targeting Notre Dame’s Tommy Rees as offensive coordinator to replace Bill O’Brien, per reports
Nick Saban is zeroing in on Notre Dame offensive coordinator Tommy Rees as the top target to fill the same roll at Alabama, according to multiple reports. Rees is reportedly expected to be in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, on Thursday.
Saban is seeking a new play-caller after Bill O’Brien left the program this offseason for the same job with the New England Patriots, though O’Brien was not expected to be retained either way. Saban is seeking a fifth offensive coordinator since Lane Kiffin left to be the FAU coach prior to the 2017 College Football Playoff National Championship.
At age 30, Rees would be Saban’s youngest coordinator since Will Muschamp held that position for LSU in 2002. Rees was Notre Dame’s quarterbacks coach 2017-19 under former coach Brian Kelly and added the offensive coordinator role in 2020. A Notre Dame quarterback from 2010-13, he has never held a full-time assistant coaching role at another program but was an offensive staffer for the San Diego Chargers in 2016.
The Fighting Irish offense thrived under Rees prior to a 2022 season that was hampered by a Week 2 injury to starting quarterback Tyler Buchner. In the other two years under Rees, the Irish averaged at least six yards per play. This past year, Rees oversaw an offensive shift from Buchner to Drew Pyne at quarterback while focusing on a ground-based approach.
The news that Rees is being targeted by Saban comes just two days after Washington offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb reportedly turned down the job to return to the Huskies. Grubb helped quarterback Michael Penix Jr. become the nation’s leading passer last season at 357 yards per game.
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Wagner group: US introduces new sanctions targeting Russian mercenary group
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The US Treasury Department on Thursday designated the Wagner Group, a Russian private mercenary organization heavily involved in the war in Ukraine, as a significant transnational criminal organization, and imposed a slew of sanctions on a transnational network that supports it.
The US Department of State concurrently announced a number of sanctions meant to “target a range of Wagner’s key infrastructure – including an aviation firm used by Wagner, a Wagner propaganda organization, and Wagner front companies,” according to US Secretary of State Antony Blinken.
“As Russia’s military has struggled on the battlefield, Putin has resorted to relying on the Wagner Group to continue his war of choice. The Wagner Group has also meddled and destabilized countries in Africa, committing widespread human rights abuses and extorting natural resources from their people,” the Treasury Department said in a press release.
In addition to the measures targeting the Wagner Group – which were previewed by the White House last week – both agencies announced sanctions against a wide group of individuals and companies tied to Russia’s war in Ukraine. They are the latest US punitive measures against the Kremlin and its proxies as Russian President Vladimir Putin’s war approaches its second year with no signs of abating.
“This action supports our goal to degrade Moscow’s capacity to wage war against Ukraine, to promote accountability for those responsible for Russia’s war of aggression and associated abuses, and to place further pressure on Russia’s defense sector,” Blinken said in a statement.
The Treasury Department announced sanctions on a number of individuals and companies tied to Moscow’s defense industrial complex, as well as Putin allies and their family members, and two people involved with Russia’s attempts to annex parts of Ukraine.
The State Department also announced sanctions on “three individuals for their roles as heads of the Russian Federal Penitentiary Service, which has been reported to facilitate the recruitment of Russian prisoners into the Wagner Group,” a Deputy Prime Minister who also serves as the Minister of Industry and Trade,” “the Chairman of the Election Commission of the Rostov Region,” a network tied to an already-sanctioned Russian oligarch, and a financier to Putin, according to Blinken.
In addition, the State Department announced it will take steps to impose visa restrictions “on 531 members of the Russian Federation military for actions that threaten or violate the sovereignty, territorial integrity, or political independence of Ukraine.”
National Security Council Coordinator for Strategic Communications John Kirby last week previewed the significant transnational criminal organization designation and forthcoming sanctions against the Wagner group, telling reporters Friday, “These actions recognize the transcontinental threat that Wagner poses, including through its ongoing pattern of serious criminal activity.”
Among the companies sanctioned by the Treasury Department for their ties to the Wagner Group and its leader, Yevgeniy Prigozhin, are Joint Stock Company Terra Tech, a “Russia-based technology firm that supplies space imagery acquired by commercially active satellites, as well as aerial images acquired by unmanned systems,” and a China-based entity “that has provided Terra Tech synthetic aperture radar satellite imagery orders over locations in Ukraine.”
“These images were gathered in order to enable Wagner combat operations in Ukraine,” the Treasury Department said.
In addition to sanctions related to the Wagner Group’s significant involvement in the war in Ukraine, the Treasury Department imposed sanctions for its illicit activities in the Central African Republic. The group was re-designated “for being responsible for or complicit in, or having engaged in, the targeting of women, children, or any civilians through the commission of acts of violence, or abduction, forced displacement, or attacks on schools, hospitals, religious sites, or locations where civilians are seeking refuge, or through conduct that would constitute a serious abuse or violation of human rights or a violation of international humanitarian law in relation to the CAR.”
Trial for single shot targeting three different infections
A vaccine trial is underway to combat a triple threat of infections with just one single jab.
The University of the Sunshine Coast has started clinical trials of a new Moderna vaccine which works as a triple-barrel shot to target COVID-19, RSV and influenza.
“If you could go to the doctor and get one vaccine that essentially covers you for influenza, COVID-19 and RSV – that would be helpful,” Dr Nischal Sahai said.
“The aim is to see whether a combination vaccine will be as tolerable as giving all three vaccines separately.”
The vaccine poses a major shake-up to Australia’s annual vaccine rollout to help ease the burden on an overloaded system.
“One visit, one vaccination and possibly a booster compared to three visits and boosters,” participant Carolyn Rose said.
“I think that will take a big load off our current health system.”
It can take several years to collate enough data before the vaccine can be rolled out safely but researchers are now looking to expand their pool of participants and are calling for more volunteers.
“We are looking for people who are generally in good health between 50 and 75 – they can be male or female,” senior clinical trial coordinator Joan Stark said.
The process includes seven clinic visits and eight phone calls over a period of up to 13 months with all participants compensated.