King Charles III Diagnosed With Cancer Halts Public Duties
Buckingham Palace announced the 75 year old king has begun cancer treatment and will suspend public duties while continuing state business. He remains optimistic and aims to return to full public service as soon as possible.
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Celebrity News and Legal Trials Highlight Modern Fame
A royal family update notes Harry plans UK travel to see the King while Meghan stays in California. In New York, Jam Master Jay case details surface as Mullgrav testifies about cocaine deals, targeting two suspects. Killer Mike wins three Grammys amid broader awards coverage and activist stances.
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Pot use in marriage prompts guidance from Ask Amy
Disgusted asks how to handle husband who uses cannabis openly and lies about it. Amy suggests stopping policing behavior, considering marijuana use disorder, and exploring support groups. Also advises symbolic acts to address the ring dilemma and recommends medical evaluation for a husband showing personality changes.
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Dear Abby: Divorce may be grounds over husband's drug abuse
Addict's Wife in Texas asks if marriage should end after drug use and abuse. Abby notes likely grounds for divorce unless the wife seeks recovery support and safety for the children. The Can't Win letter urges distancing from an abusive father and upholds the mother’s choice.
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Volunteer work linked to better child health in large study
A JAMA Network Open survey of 22,126 children aged 6 to 11 and 29,769 teens found volunteering at school, in the community, or religious groups associated with higher odds of excellent health and flourishing, lower behavioral problems, and less anxiety in adolescents, though parental bias may affect results.
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