Bruce Springsteen Returns to Stage in Phoenix After Health Pause
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band kicked off the revamped 2023 tour at Footprint Center in Phoenix. The 74 year old singer addressed illness ahead of "I'll See You In My Dreams" as he noted the postponement and apologized for any discomfort to fans.
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Springsteen Rocks Three-Hour Show With E Street Band
Bruce Springsteen performs a 29-song set lasting just under three hours with the E Street Band in a show that includes hits and covers. The lineup features Max Weinberg and Garry Tallent with Roy Bittan, Stevie Van Zandt, Nils Lofgren, Jake Clemons, Soozie Tyrell, a horn section and four backup vocalists. Patti Scialfa is missing. The run comes amid health issues and the death of his mother Adele Ann Springsteen at 98. The 2024 tour runs from Phoenix to Vancouver with 52 dates and a Sea.Hear.Now Festival appearance in Asbury Park.
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After his bout with cancer wife struggles with trauma
A 28 year marriage is described as a husband’s stage 4 cancer battle ends with no visible cancer after treatment, while his wife, once devoted, cups alcohol and anger at night. The husband seeks Abby's guidance as the wife’s trauma appears to trigger violent behavior.
Dear Abby column addresses family strain and unknown funds
A reader asks how to handle Abigail Van Buren illness and a stepdaughter receiving large monthly Venmo payments. The columnist suggests counseling, possible rehab, and warns the stepdaughter may be involved in illicit activity while urging patience and caution.
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Mississippi fights vaccine exemptions tied to ICAN push
Mississippi moved to allow religious exemptions from school vaccine rules after a lawsuit backed by ICAN. The reform aligns with a broader parental rights campaign that opponents warn could erode routine immunization policies. The debate touched Tennessee and national figures, with former president Donald Trump opposing school vaccine mandates.
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Continentwide COVID Reach Tests Antarctica’s 2020 Return
By March 2020 COVID had reached all continents except Antarctica where summer research proceeded under strict quarantine. Researchers faced two weeks in isolation plus daily testing to access a base in New Zealand and later vaccines required up to date shots. Despite ongoing challenges the pause showed limits of full containment while enabling vital science on climate, microplastics, and remote life.
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