Weinstein seeks overturn of 2020 rape conviction
Harvey Weinstein appeals to New York Court of Appeals, arguing the 2020 conviction was flawed by trial pressures and improper testimony. He was found guilty of a 2006 criminal sex act and a 2013 rape in a landmark MeToo era case.
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Court of Appeals
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Weinstein appeals in New York case as actors at Disney seek union vote
A daily look shows Harvey Weinstein at Mohawk Correctional Facility awaiting New York court arguments on the rape and predatory sexual assault case tied to Annabella Sciorra allegations. Separately Disneyland workers plan to unionize about 1,700 performers lacking representation.
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Kate Shindle
Actors’ Equity Association
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United States
Hollywood Studios
Las Vegas
Ask Amy: Relationship Strain Over Time, Marriage Plans
A reader seeks guidance on a tumultuous two year relationship with a two job partner who prioritizes weekends with family and video games over time with her and her son. Advice labels him immature and incompatible for family life and future plans.
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Torn
Dear Abby Advice Fragments On Parenting And Family Dynamics
A collection of reader questions and Dear Abby replies cover issues from a grandson's junk food diet and possible eating disorder to shopping frustrations for short customers, and handling a stepfather's cancer secrecy.
Ageism in a pandemic era fuels neglect of older adults
Health policy researchers and aging experts discuss heightened prejudice against seniors, worsened by COVID-19. They note isolation, fear, and a push to return to normal as society undervalues older people and caregivers, with calls for sustained attention to aging without bias.
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Institute For Healthcare Improvement
Karl Pillemer
Cornell University
W. Andrew
Achenbaum
Texas Medical Center
Houston
COVID
Edwin Walker
Department of Health and Human Services
Robert Kramer
National Investment Center For Seniors Housing & Care
Kramer
John Rowe
Columbia University
Mailman School of Public Health
Anne Montgomery
National Committee To Preserve Social Security
Medicare
California Maryland to ban formaldehyde in personal care products
California and Maryland will ban formaldehyde in all personal care products starting next year. Reports to California Health Department show a tenfold drop in products containing formaldehyde from 2009 to 2022. Experts note regulation relies on voluntary industry action and stress broader chemical risks in hair relaxers.
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Department of Public Health
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John Bailey
FDA
Office of Cosmetics and Colors
Cheryl Morrow
The
Relaxer Advocates
California Curl
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