Growing up, Luther Vandross’ voice served as the soundtrack to countless childhoods. With his smooth, soulful melodies, he captured the hearts of Black millennials across the nation. His impact was undeniable, and his music continues to resonate with people of all ages. In the documentary “Luther: Never Too Much,” director Dawn Porter takes us on
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Filmmakers Julian Brave NoiseCat and Emily Kassie have masterfully crafted a thought-provoking and emotionally charged film that delves deep into the complex issues of morality, justice, and intergenerational trauma. Through their documentary, Sugarcane, they invite audiences to confront the dark history of the Williams Lake First Nations people and the lasting impact of the residential
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Critics argue that the federal 340B Drug Pricing Program, designed to provide incentives for serving lower-income Americans, has become a lucrative opportunity for hospitals. Michael Barnett, MD, of the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health in Boston, points out that the intended benefits are “just not happening.” This revelation raises concerns about the
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In a devastating incident, three U.S. service members lost their lives and many others sustained injuries during an unmanned aerial drone attack on U.S. forces stationed in northeastern Jordan, near the Syrian border. President Joe Biden and U.S. officials expressed their sorrow over the casualties and immediately pointed fingers at Iran-backed groups for the attack.
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The role of the Toxoplasma gondii parasite in ecosystems and animal behavior has long been underestimated. Despite its prevalence and potential dangers, scientific research on this microscopic organism remains limited. While most people associate this parasite with cats and the illness toxoplasmosis, a recent study has shed light on its significant impact on the behavior
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