Picture of the month from Hubble on the Internet
NASA and the Space Telescope Science Institute will post a new Hubble Space Telescope image monthly as the Hubble Heritage Program. The archives include more than 130000 space views, many not seen by the public, with updates at heritage stsci edu and opposite stsci edu publinfo 1998 28.
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Heart patient denied abortion in Texas amid hospital limits
A Medicaid heart transplant patient, Michelle Lee, 26, faced a Tuesday abortion after Louisiana clinics refused due to heart condition. Donors funded the procedure as her doctors warned pregnancy could worsen her irregular heartbeat and fetal risk from meds.
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Conservative Rabbis Update Manual With Gender Neutrality
The Rabbinical Assembly released a two volume updated Rabbi’s Manual for 750 North American Conservative synagogues and 200 abroad. It adds gender neutral language, modernized prayers, end‑of‑life guidelines, and a first grieving ritual after abortion, plus new rites for infertility, miscarriage, newborn death, handicapped birth, anniversaries, retirement, moves, and camp moves.
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Tobacco giants deny entrapment as smokers sue
In a Miami trial, Philip Morris and Brown & Williamson defend that smoking carries known risks and cannot be liable for illnesses. Industry lawyers cite history of warnings, quitting rates, and product tweaks while noting prior flight attendant suits led to a $300 million settlement and a research foundation.
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New Orleans protects cross dressing from harassment
New Orleans passed an ordinance outlawing harassment of cross dressers and those identifying as a gender other than biological sex. It allows employers to fire for cross dressing unless doctor verified gender identity disorder. Violators face up to six months in jail and a $500 fine and must attend anti bias training. Community members praised the measure for diversity and inclusivity on Bourbon Street.
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