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The cyclist parisus outbreak in the U.S. has caused its first known deaths.
“State health officials in Michigan say two people have died, and officials say both had”
underlying medical conditions as impures Maria Gadoi reports. "Cyclist parisus isn't usually fatal, but it can be more severe in people who are very young, elderly, or have compromised immune systems," says Dr. Cynthia Sears with Johns Hopkins University. She says left untreated the intestinal illness can linger, with symptoms seeming to clear
only to recur. "Even in someone who's perfectly healthy, they can have intermittent diarrhea for weeks to months." She says when treated with antibiotics, people usually recover fully within days. Dr. Unurab Malani is with Trinity Health and Arbor Hospital in Michigan, a state that's
reported more than 11,000 cases. "I wanted a person that saw it over the weekend, you know, had diarrhea for weeks." Malani says he's starting to see fewer patients with the illness since a peak three weeks ago. Maria Gadoi and Pianus "Rosin and Trump sharply criticizing Janine Piro, the former Fox News
host who, as a U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, dropped the case of a former Olympic athlete accused of bandalyze in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. Trump said Monday that Piro folded like an umbrella." "We weren't necessarily thrilled with a contractor, but they did a job, and they were fixing any problems, but then they got carried away because the judge was extremely
“unfriendly, did Janine, and frankly, I think she choked."”
"Rosin, a long time, Trump ally who was ham-picked by Trump to be the top federal prosecutor in the nation's capital, Trump did not answer questions about whether he will fire her." Authorities in Washington state have made an arrest in connection with the wildfires devastating the region around the city of Spokam. The county sheriff's office says a 37-year-old man suspected of intentionally starting
one of the fires. It is Rayleigh official rejecting criticism from President Trump's board of peace on boy, saying Israel must continue to attack Hamas during what was supposed to be a ten-month ceasefire. From Tel Aviv, impures Frank Langford reports.
"Burt of peace and boy, Nikolai Maladna, wrote the following on X on Sunday. "Two days of strikes across Gaza have killed civilians and destroyed medical supplies that people depend on," and quote. But the Ron Spielman, the Israeli Prime Minister's office spokesman, said Israel must keep attacking Hamas to weaken it further.
"Just like in any country when they're facing an enemy who wants to kill them, the very
first step is removing the ability of that enemy to harm you."
The disagreement highlights the different goals of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Trump, who seeking a rapid end of the war. Within 73,000 people have been killed in Gaza during the fighting, according to the Gaza Health Ministry. Frank Langford, NPR News, Tel Aviv.
"This is NPR News." J. Clayton has been sworn in as President Trump's director of National Intelligence, taking over from acting director Bill Pulti. Clayton is now in charge of the nation's intelligence agencies after a contentious Senate confirmation hearing in which he refused to directly acknowledge that President Trump
lost the 2020 election. There are primary elections in five states Tuesday and Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Virginia, and Washington, in St. Louis Democratic voters will be choosing between Congressman Wesley Bell and former Congresswoman, Cory Bush. One of the major issues in that house race is U.S. support for Israel as Jason Rosenbaum,
with St. Louis Public Radio reports. Leslie Bell defeated Cory Bush in the 2024 Democratic primary by about 5 percentage points. He says he's earned the right to return to Washington to obtain much-needed funds for the St. Louis region. He's not about national issues, it's not about international issues, but Bush is hoping St. Louis
since rejecting multi-million dollar ad campaign from pro-Israel groups. She's called for an end to military aid to the country, while Bell supports continued assistance. I do believe that Benjamin Netanyahu is a war criminal.
If Bush wins, she'll join several other Democratic candidates, critical of Israel, who've
prevailed in primaries. For MPR News, I'm Jason Rosenbaum in St. Louis. Michigan, the marquee raises for the Democratic nomination for an open U.S. Senate seat. The contest pits for a term Congresswoman, Haley Stevens, against Abdullah Siyat, a progressive who has a backing of Senator Bernie Sanders.
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