On these last few days of #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth I wanted to share why I report on #MentalHealth.
“Everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about. Be kind.”
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A federal appeals court blocks mailing of mifepristone prescriptions. Friday’s ruling from New Orleans-based 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals requires abortion pill be distributed only in person & at clinics, overruling regulations set by FDA https://t.co/rzHiq6HJ5T via @APNews
On #YomHaShoah, sharing a reflection on visiting #Auschwitz last fall to pay respects to the Chertocks who were murdered there.
Appreciate anyone who reads this. https://t.co/wQhMOx3Snl
On April 10, 2006, I went to school with a whiteboard and a sign around my neck, signaling to my teachers and peers that I was participating in the #DayOfSilence. It would be over a decade before I realized I’d been participating for myself, too https://t.co/2iorokyckv
Ensuring hearing protection fits properly is critical to limiting noise-induced #HearingLoss in the workplace, according to a February 2026 safety and health information bulletin from @OSHA_DOL. My latest for @ECmagdotcom: https://t.co/C507ALFkDu #NIHL#PPE#HearingProtection
This first-generation nontraditional student returned after a 20-year hiatus. "I'm creating legacy for my children,” said Beloved Dillard. “There's a transformation that happens at college that you will not get anyplace else." https://t.co/TOmU2BRI9J @ITCAtlanta@UNCF
Kembriah Parker was the first woman to receive her pilot license through @UNCF-member institution @TuskegeeUniv's relaunched aviation science program — decades after the Tuskegee Airmen, the country's first Black military pilots, were trained there https://t.co/Ofr9Hdm8Wk
While women have experienced increased compensation in #CleanEnergy & sustainability sectors, overall salary growth has slowed & market uncertainty is encouraging some to leave the industry, according to report from @WRISEnergy. My latest for @ECmagdotcom: https://t.co/FSmpd8Vra8
A #SolarFarm built on the former site of a landfill in Brooklyn, Ohio, is expanding. Meanwhile, nearby Cleveland is facing setbacks with its Harvard Road Landfill solar project. My latest for @ECmagdotcom
https://t.co/TrKWwihyMg #RenewableEnergy#LandfillSolar#SolarPower
BREAKING: Another victim of the Sydney Chanukah party attack has been identified as Holocaust survivor Alex Kleytman.
Alex died saving his wife of five decades, Larissa. The elderly couple was celebrating with friends and family when the massacre began.
That is who the terrorists murdered: Holocaust survivors and children.
WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT THE BONDI BEACH MASSACRE IN SYDNEY:
- Around 2,000 people were celebrating the first night of Chanukah at a family event organized by Chabad in Bondi Beach.
- Two shooters opened fire, firing approximately 60 rounds over about 10 minutes before police intervened.
- So far, reports indicate 11 people killed and dozens injured.
- Among the victims identified are Chabad rabbi Eli Schlanger, Holocaust survivor Alex Kleytman, and a child.
- A heroic unarmed civilian, Ahmed Al Ahmad, stopped one of the shooters and seized his rifle, saving many lives. He was shot twice during the attack but is expected to make a full recovery.
- One shooter was killed, and the other was arrested.
- An explosive device was found near the scene in the terrorist’s car.
- One of the shooters has been identified as Naveed Akram, a Pakistani national.
- Israel is investigating whether the Iranian regime was involved in the attack.
This is what “globalize the intifada” means: innocent civilians murdered thousands of miles away from Gaza while celebrating Chanukah.
In 1931 in Kiel, Germany, Rachel Posner, the wife of a rabbi, took this picture.
On the back of the photograph she wrote:
“‘Death to Judah,’ so the flag says.
‘Judah lives forever,’ so the light answers.”
The light will continue to answer the darkness. Happy Hanukkah.