Mark Halperin
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first heard Sep 2025
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An emotional alert and closing her remarks with a message directly to her late brother.
The appointment carrying particular meaning because Senator Graham played the role of both brother and parent for much of Nordon's life, their mother dying from cancer in 1976, followed by their father's fatal heart attack just 15 months later when Nordon was 13 and Graham was beginning law school.
the future senator becoming his sister's legal guardian, regularly traveling home from law school to check on her as she was staying with relatives before later adopting her so she could receive his military benefits.
Norden telling NPR in 2015, quote, I can remember the day my father passed away standing in the living room of that house, absolutely scared to death.
Lindsay wrapped his arms around me and promised me he would always be there for me and always take care of me.
now done earning a master's degree in rehabilitation counseling, working as an optician and serving in several South Carolina agencies, including the Commission for the Blind and the Department of Employment and Workforce.
Republican candidates can begin filing next Tuesday for an August 11th special primary with a runoff scheduled for August 25th.
If no candidate wins a majority, the eventual Republican nominee will face Democrat Annie Andrews in the November general election.
Coming up, a parasite spreading across more than 30 states with health experts warning Americans to avoid salad bars while investigators search for the source and a sprawling heat dome baking much of the country as dangerous temperatures spread from west to the northeast.
Federal and state health officials investigating whether Taco Bell restaurants played a role in a massive nationwide outbreak of a diarrhea-causing parasite.
Two people familiar with the ongoing investigation telling the Washington Post, officials are examining a possible connection between the fast food chain and an outbreak that has now sickened more than 4,000 people.
No direct link to Taco Bell has been established, and investigators have not identified a contaminated product, grower, or supplier.
The investigation coming after some Taco Bell restaurants around Detroit stopped serving lettuce, guacamole, pico de galla, and a cilantro-onion mixture last week.
Signs posted at several locations blame the shortage on what the restaurants described as a nationwide recall, though the Post reports the company has not publicly explained the decision or responded to its request for comment.
the illness known as psychosporiasis, an intestinal infection caused by microscopic parasites called silospora.
The parasite spreads when food or water becomes contaminated with feces from an infected person frequently reaching consumers through fresh produce.
Because it must mature outside the body before becoming infectious, psilospora generally does not spread directly from one person to another, according to the CDC.
Symptoms typically begin about one week after exposure, including stomach cramps, nausea, fatigue, and prolonged diarrhea that the CDC warns can become frequent and explosive symptoms.
Some infected people never develop symptoms while untreated illness can persist for weeks or even return after appearing to improve.
Investigators now focusing heavily on lettuce and salad greens, though Michigan health officials stress other foods remain under consideration, according to the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.
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