Weinstein seeks revenge as inner circle leaks prompt scramble
Vanity Fair reports Harvey Weinstein raced to identify reporters sources days before New Yorker and Times pieces. The disgraced producer, accused by over 100 women, spent his final days at The Weinstein Company deleting personnel files and seeking more lawyers. One source says he oscillated between anger and acceptance, another claims revenge was his fixation. He allegedly deleted files including former assistant Sandeep Rehal as reporters closed in. Rehal’s lawyer Genie Harrison says a federal suit may follow.
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Weinstein allegations prompt new scrutiny of industry ethics
Vanity Fair reveals accusations against Harvey Weinstein including gender discrimination and retaliation as 63 women are named in a file labeled HW Friends. Weinstein was fired Oct 8 amid probes by NYPD LAPD and others, while Megastar Helen Mirren critiques Time's Up saying the movement ignores older victims.
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France
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Dear Abby Advice on love and life choices
A divorced mother of two seeks guidance choosing between two boyfriends, Steve and Rick, both loving and supportive. She worries about future doubts if she chooses one, while Abby cautions that true decision hinges on confidence without second guessing and stresses considering the kids and potential for regret.
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Steve
Rick
Amy
Chicago
Life changes at forty from a Chronicle-Telegram blogger
Wetsea Linebrink, award-winning blogger and Chronicle-Telegram columnist, reflects on turning 40 and embracing life changes. She recalls career highs, personal losses, and family memories from 40 years, sharing hope for her children and future while quoting a friend: live life in the moment.
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Sarah
Wetsea Linebrink
Chronicle-Telegram
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ER visits threaten vulnerable older adults health outcomes
Research shows older adults face lasting declines after emergency department visits, with Life space mobility shrinking for at least a year. Experts note self care challenges, fear of falling, and unresolved Depression or delirium as factors, urging new supports at home and better postvisit assessment.
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Thomas Gill
Yale University
Cynthia Brown
University of Alabama At Birmingham
Senior friendly ER guidelines push geriatric care standards
Emergency medicine endorses geriatric care guidelines as the aging population grows. ACEP launches a three level accreditation for ERs starting February, requiring patient aids, environment upgrades, and oversight of initiatives to reduce catheter use, with emphasis on caregiver guidance and postvisit follow up.
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Christopher Carpenter
Washington University School of Medicine
St. Louis
American College of Emergency Physicians
ACEP
Ask Amy How to greet transgender family at gathering
A reader asks how to welcome her transgender niece Laura at an upcoming family gathering. Amy recommends a simple welcoming hug, eye contact, and letting Laura share her story at her own pace, stressing long-term family ties over immediate revelations.
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