Cassie Gives Birth Amid Combs Trial Testimony
Cassie Ventura known as Cassie welcomed a son amid Sean Combs sex trafficking trial. The singer testified earlier this month while pregnant, detailing alleged abuse from a former partner. Stylist Deonte Nash confirmed Cassie’s birth by phone, noting she is 38 and resides in New York.
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Dear Abby letters on relatives and respect across generations
Dear Abby answers four reader questions about hosting an inclusive family reunion with a new sister in law, marital trust and misgendering a transgender grandchild. The columnist cautions on hurt feelings, suggests inclusive options, and urges therapy if accusations persist.
When is something none of my business
Dear Truth advises asking for the birth mother information to help the niece later. The columnist notes family secrecy harms the child’s right to know and suggests discussing with the sister and brother-in-law and obtaining support to provide answers in time.
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South America
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Quinta Brunson Opens Public Mural at Her Alma Mater
Quinta Brunson received Philadelphia's key to the city during a ceremony at Andrew Hamilton School. The mural Blooming Features honors real school community members after she rejected a star-studded initial mock-up. Brunson emphasized public education and local teachers as pivotal, linking art to equity and youth inspiration.
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Jane Golden
Mural Arts
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Little activity after a heart event lowers risk with small moves
AHA reports that replacing 30 minutes of sedentary time with light activity cuts the risk of another cardiac event or death by up to 50 percent, and up to 61 percent with moderate to vigorous activity. Study tracked 609 adults post heart attack or chest pain at Columbia.
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American Heart Association
Keith Diaz
Columbia University Medical Center
New York City
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