Will Ungerer isn’t a typical fourth-grader.
The 10-year-old from Midlothian, Va., plays tag with his friends and swims in the ocean. “I think his peers would describe him as someone who is kind, sweet and funny, and supersmart,” says his mother, Sheila Ungerer. He won a countywide citizenship award and was named classroom student of the year.
But “he’s not a really fast runner,” his peers might say. “He doesn’t really run.” Will was born with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a
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Jon Nelson’s depression was poison. “I had poison in every single bit of my body. It literally ran throughout every cell in my body. My blood carried the poison, and it crushed everything in me.”
Melancholia, one of depression’s early names, comes from the ancient Greek word for “black bile,”
Jill Martin is “doing OK” physically after undergoing a double mastectomy amid her cancer battle — and she wants to share her story with fans.
“What an earth-shattering six weeks. It feels like both yesterday and a lifetime since the last time I walked into Studio 1A,” Martin, 47, wrote in an essay for the Today show on Monday, August 7, following another appearance on the talk show. “In the
A crisis of confidence in MPs has seen a huge rise in the number of official complaints from the public.
Poor behaviour on social media and failing to respond to letters are among constituents’ biggest issues.
Daniel Greenberg, Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards, said the reputation of politicians has fallen to “a level that is dangerously low for the safe and secure operation of the rule of law, in a parliamentary democracy which depends on government by consent”.
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On foreign policy, the Ohio senator was able to harmonize competing impulses — the same impulses driving debate today.
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In 1992, the mood in the United States should have been triumphal. The country appeared on the verge of reigning supreme: The Soviet Union had fallen, and the rusting tyrannies across the Eastern Bloc were turning to democracy. The US military had recently pummeled petty dictators in Panama and Iraq, exorcising the ghosts of Vietnam. And although China had avoided
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The unprecedented deluge hammering down on millions across New South Wales is only expected to get worse with flood warnings issued for 11 rivers and thousands forced to flee their homes.
Sydney is expected to cop the brunt of the wet weather heading into Wednesday and Thursday after areas in northern NSW and southern Queensland were devastated by floods and heavy rainfall
Severe weather warnings for damaging winds and heavy rainfall in Sydney, the South Coast and parts of the
Wordle lovers have slammed the New York Times again over today’s answer – with some saying the word ‘doesn’t exist’ and that the it is ‘just making up words now’.
Recently, fans have been complaining that has become ‘too difficult’ since the US newspaper took over. Some of the criticisms facing the game this week was that answers like ‘caulk’ and ‘agora’ were too niche for most players.
Other players this week found that even when a more common word
