- U.S.NY Daily News
2 transgender teens sue Arizona's Medicaid program for refusal to cover chest surgery
Two transgender teens in Arizona are challenging the state's Medicaid ban on surgical treatment for gender dysphoria. The two plaintiffs, named in court documents as 15-year-old D.H. and 17-year-old John Doe, are both teens enrolled in Arizona's Medicaid program, known as the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System. They are seeking male chest reconstruction surgery as a treatment for ...
- PoliticsMiami Herald
Trump says he may sign an executive order to boost unemployment checks. Can he do that?
An executive order on unemployment benefits raises some thorny questions.
- CelebrityTODAY
Singer Cady Groves' cause of death revealed
The 30-year-old singer unexpectedly died in May.
- SportsYahoo Sports
Alabama transfer Taulia Tagovailoa granted immediate eligibility at Maryland
Tagovailoa transferred from Alabama in May, shortly after Tua was drafted by the Miami Dolphins.
- HealthYahoo Style UK
Video Nurse who shrugs of pain at work discovers she has a cancerous tumour and has leg amputated to save her life
Sette Buenaventura, 26, nurse and part-time model was working on the coronavirus frontline as a nurse when she noticed a throbbing pain in her leg in April. But shrugging it off as a result of working gruelling shifts at Salford Royal Hospital, she tried to ignore it. However, when the pain grew so bad she struggled to walk she sought help from colleagues - and tests came back revealing that she had a sarcoma in her right leg
- WorldYahoo News UK
In pictures: Hottest August day for 15 years as temperatures hit 36 degrees
Britain basked in scorching sunshine on Friday as temperatures reached 36 degrees across the country.The highest recorded temperatures were at Kew Gardens and Heathrow airport in London, both registering 36.4 degrees, but across the south east and up to Suffolk the mercury hit 35 to 36 degrees for large parts of the day.On the first day of a predicted five-day heatwave people flocked to beaches and parks to soak up the sun, despite warnings from local councils and Public Health England of the potential risks to health.Bournemouth Council issued a ‘red alert’ for six of its beaches, pleading for visitors to stay away, and Public Health England appealed for people to check on elderly and vulnerable neighbours, saying: “A lot of homes can overheat, so it’s important we continue to check on older people and those with underlying health conditions, particularly if they’re living alone and may be socially isolated.”The RSPCA warned of the dangers for pets and urged caution by owners when out and about.Craig Snell from the Met Office told Yahoo News UK: “Friday was the hottest August day in England since 2003. Last Friday temperatures reached 37.8 degrees but that was one hot day, this current spell is expected to last into early next week.”
- U.S.USA TODAY
29-story office tower in Kentucky secretly owned by billionaire Russian oligarchs, feds say
The Justice Department alleges that the former PNC Plaza in Louisville was purchased using embezzled money.
