Arms shipments to Ukraine resume after pause
Washington reports that the U S is resuming delivery of 155 mm munitions and GMLRS rockets to Ukraine a week after the Pentagon paused some weapons shipments. Officials say the pause was not a true halt but a review and the president will decide future actions.
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Russia deploys over 700 drones in Ukraine on night blitz
Ukrainian officials say Russia fired more than 700 attack and decoy drones in a single night as Kyiv reports Lutsk suffered the heaviest damage near Poland. Ukraine says 296 drones and seven missiles were shot down, with 415 drones lost to radar or jamming. Poland readied jets amid NATO fears.
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Doran Faces Scrutiny Over Past Name Change and Alleged Incident
Lorain County recorder and Republican Doran, reelected in November, changed his name from Fetterman in 2011 amid accusations of concealing a criminal past. He has prior 2007 assault and theft convictions, plus multiple traffic charges. A 2023 parking dispute led to a civil stalking order request denied. no charges filed.
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Measles Outbreaks Grow Across U S West Texas Leads
CDC data show about 92 percent of 2025 measles cases involve unvaccinated individuals or unknown vaccination status. West Texas reports over 750 cases since late January with spread to surrounding states. Public health experts warn elimination status risks loss if spread continues beyond 12 months. Eric Ball cautions resurgence signals other diseases to follow.
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Measles Outbreaks Show Vaccine Trust Gaps Across Regions
Misinformation fueled 2019 measles cases, concentrated in ultra-Orthodox New York communities, revealing risks of clustered distrust. CDC data show kindergarten MMR vaccination below 93 percent nationwide as debates persist along political lines. Texas Gaines County’s Mennonite communities faced low rates and rapid spread, prompting public health challenges and anti vaccine activism.
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Measles Elimination Historic But Current Outbreak Persists
The CDC notes measles was eradicated in 2000 in the United States due to MMR vaccines, but a 2025 outbreak shows 1,288 confirmed cases with 92 percent unvaccinated or status unknown. Adams blames misinformation and TikTok for ongoing vaccine skepticism amid declining vigilance.
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