Angry vets march against flag art at Chicago exhibit
About 200 veterans and supporters protested Sunday outside the Art Institute of Chicago over student Scott Tyler’s exhibit featuring the flag on the floor. Police said two people were arrested for disorderly conduct. The display has drawn daily picketing and strong emotional reactions from veterans and families since the exhibit opened.
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Tobacco heir urges action against smoking dangers
Anaheim speaker Patrick Reynolds, heir to the Reynolds tobacco empire, joins California doctors at the Western Scientific Assembly to warn that tobacco kills thousands daily and to advocate bans on flights and stricter sales abroad. He cites lung cancer risks, secondhand smoke and addiction, noting rising smoking among women and youth and calling out major cigarette manufacturers.
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Shadow warrior teaches art in Germantown hideaway
Stephen Hayes, the only North American with eight ninjutsu teaching credentials, trains in a century-old Germantown tobacco barn turned dojo. He explains ninjutsu is practical and unflashy, focusing on awareness, noncompetitive defense, and strategic psychology learned from Masaaki Hatsumi. Hayes plans wider public seminars and teaches mind training, street awareness, and observation tactics while balancing his role as practitioner and teacher.
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Banned AIDS drug import plan eyed by UPI group
The People with AIDS Health Group in New York plans to import anti AIDS prescription drugs not legal in the United States, aiming to provide access amid FDA policy on life threatening illness. The group targets fluconazole to treat cryptococcal meningitis, with initial sourcing from England Germany France and Japan.
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