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- Restrict shop-bought baby food, government tells parents
Avoid relying on food pouches for everyday meals, says NHS website for first time. ...[TheTopNews] Read More.9 hours ago - iHeartMedia Renews Long-Term Deal with Johnjay and Rich
iHeartMedia Phoenix and Premiere Networks have announced a renewed and extended agreement with "The Johnjay andamp; Rich Show." Under the new long-term deal, hosts Johnjay Van Es and Rich Berra will continue broadcasting weekdays from 5-10am MT on KZZP (104.7 Kiss FM) in Phoenix. The show remains ...[TheTopNews] Read More.9 hours ago - Health professionals say Trump Administration’s cuts will endanger public health'We are certain this will cost lives,' they say in open letter By James R. Hood of ConsumerAffairs June 9, 2025 More than 6,000 doctors, nurses, and scientists warn that proposed healthcare cuts will lead to preventable deaths. The Trump administration is accused of gutting Medicaid, public health programs, and medical research. Health professionals urge major medical institutions to break their silence and defend public health infrastructure. More than 6,000 frontline health professionals including doctors, nurses, researchers, and public health experts have signed an open letter condemning the Trump administrations actions to dismantle key components of the U.S. healthcare system. The signatories say that the proposed policies pose a direct threat to American lives. The letter, released publicly today, criticizes the administration for deep cuts to Medicaid, slashing support for scientific research, and weakening the federal health workforce moves that, according to the… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.9 hours ago
- Lansing Bridge reopens to traffic
WIZMnews.com The Mississippi River crossing between Lansing, Iowa and Wisconsin is open once again, for a while at least. In a release from the Iowa Department of Transportation, it said the Black Hawk Bridge reopened for traffic around 10 a.m. Monday morning. WATCH: Live camera of the bridge The bridge closed on May 17 after sensors detected movement of the 94-year-old structure. After the bridge closed, it was inspected by the DOT’s engineering firm. Analysis of the report from the firm led the DOT to determine the bridge was safe for motor vehicle traffic. Size and weight restrictions in place before May 17 remain in effect. The Iowa DOT said it’s monitoring systems will remain through the construction of a new bridge next to the current one. Ferry service continues When the bridge closed, the Iowa DOT brought in the ferry and shuttle… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.9 hours ago - Trump Budget’s Caps on Grad School Loans Could Worsen Doctor Shortage
The proposed limits on federal loans fall well below the costs of medical school. Critics say this could deter students from pursuing medicine. ...[TheTopNews] Read More.9 hours ago - ‘Made-For-TV’: CNN’s Brian Stelter Reports Dr. Phil Attended Migrant Crackdown That Sparked LA...
(AP Photo/Alex Brandon) Dr. Phil McGraw was reportedly embedded with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers for raids on the ground in Los Angeles Friday that triggered furious protests across the city. According to CNN media analyst Brian Stelter, McGraw was present with his camera crew following agents during Friday’s coordinated raids. Footage of the sweep is set to air on Dr. Phil Primetime, a broadcast on Merit TV, a network with which the celebrity psychologist is now associated. According to the network, McGraw joined the raids “to get a first-hand look at the targeted operations.” He also filmed a “promotional” interview with Trump’s border czar Tom Homan. McGraw has followed ICE teams on raids before, which, Stelter argued, is part of a wider administration strategy. “McGraw’s presence on the ground in L.A. reinforces the made-for-TV nature of Trump’s immigration crackdown,” Stelter wrote Monday. He continued: “Trump officials have repeatedly… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.10 hours ago
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