Comedian Katt Williams Charged After Gainesville Fight
Entertainer Katt Williams and teen Luke Wash face disorderly conduct charges after a confrontation at a Gainesville apartment complex in metro Atlanta. Wash is charged as an adult. Williams is expected to surrender. Video and witness statements informed the investigation as Wash remains in custody and Williams plans to turn himself in.
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Dickinson vows to fight breast cancer to inspire others
Janice Dickinson reveals a breast cancer diagnosis and pledges to battle the disease. Her attorney Lisa Bloom says Dickinson will not let the diagnosis define her and aims to encourage regular checkups after a pea size lump was found on March 8, with mammogram and biopsy three days later and plans for surgery and radiation.
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Dear Abby: Final plans and family troubles outlined
Dear Abby advises young adults to prepare wills and funeral plans, sharing a 29 year old brother’s sudden death and a note on organ donation. A second letter asks how to handle tension between a husband and a son, suggesting boundaries like hotel stays to ease conflict and avoid divorce.
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Supreme Court nomination sparks Senate clash over centrist pick
The 63 year old chief justice of the US Court of Appeals for DC faces GOP opposition as Obama nominates him to fill a Supreme Court seat. McConnell refuses to meet or act on the nomination, signaling a partisan showdown amid the president seeking a quick confirmation.
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Ask Amy advice on handling a tech mishap and family dynamics
A reader asks how to address a senior coworker and friend who damaged a linked database by reformatting files. The column urges a respectful heads up about interface issues and faster, calmer communication. It also covers grandparents reacting to a son's custody decisions and how to offer support while respecting parental choices.
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Parenting as public duty amid college focus
Rini Jeffers argues that as schools push college ready culture, society must also teach parenting and civil behavior to children. She reflects on modeling respect, sharing, and civility at home to counter public shame and a culture of self interest.
Complicated grief and brain memory links in prolonged loss
Grief experts describe prolonged grief as central to the survivor’s pain, with fears about loved ones not feeling loved and avoidance of places tied to the deceased. Brain imaging shows unusual activity in the nucleus accumbens among those with prolonged grief, signaling intense attachment. Researchers propose a targeted psychotherapy to help survivors accept memories as memories, not lived experiences.
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Narrative therapy helps bereaved find peace through storytelling
A therapist uses recall writing and distress ratings to reduce pain after loss. Clients re narrate how they learned of a death, listen at home, and rate distress as it drops from high to lower levels. Imagined conversations with the deceased aid closure and comfort.
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