Senator John Fetterman has responded to concerns about his mental health, citing a New York Magazine article that he believes is a "hit piece" with anonymous sources. In December 2023, Fetterman's former chief of staff, Adam Jentleson, took action that compromised his confidential medical records, prompting Fetterman to sever access for Jentleson. Fetterman has been open about his past struggles with depression and a stroke, which he recovered from after suffering the attack in May 2022. The article also mentions Fetterman's support for Israel, which has sparked criticism from some of his progressive supporters, including former campaign officials who wrote an anonymous letter expressing their disappointment.
https://nypost.com/2025/05/06/us-news/sen-john-fetterman-fumes-over-one-source-hit-piece-claiming-erratic-behavior/US Senator John Fetterman's current and former staffers have expressed concerns about his well-being, citing erratic behavior since he was treated for depression. The staff claims that Fetterman has been seen sitting in a courtyard outside his office during work hours, sparking worries about his mental health.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14679747/john-fetterman-wife-missing-mental-health-decline-exposed.htmlPrince Andrew's former wife, Sarah, Duchess of York, has expressed concerns about the impact of social media on children, warning that it can be a "nightmare" for many. She believes parents should teach their kids about the dark side of the internet and the lack of kindness among users. The Duchess also criticized technology firms and tech giants for not doing enough to protect children from online harm. In response, she founded The Youth Impact Council, a non-profit organization aimed at amplifying youth activists' voices. Sarah's comments echo those of her son Harry and his wife Meghan, who have been vocal about shielding the future generation from online harms.
https://www.thenews.com.pk/latest/1308851-sarah-ferguson-supports-prince-harry-meghans-message-amid-royal-riftTikTok star Mikayla Matthews, 25, shares a therapy session on Secret Lives of Mormon Wives where she confronts her childhood abuser, describing him as the reason for her chronic eczema. She credits her husband with being her "most amazing support system" and says that focusing on her mental health has helped her heal from the trauma.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-14684091/secret-lives-mormon-wives-mikayla-matthews-childhood-sexual-abuse.htmlA podcast has revealed evidence of telepathy between parents and autistic children, with hosts sharing personal experiences that challenge their assumptions about communication. The host's cameraman, Michael Agnesanti, questions the need for faith after being exposed to this phenomenon, sparking new inquiries among listeners who have been influenced by "The Telepathy Tapes".
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-14677491/autistic-son-read-mind-podcast-children-telepathic-CHRISTOPHER-STEVENS.htmlThe US government is cracking down on the opioid crisis, with a father who lost his son to fentanyl overdosing warning that it can happen to anyone. Steve Muth's 23-year-old son Zachary died from an overdose while in college, and he now advocates for stricter regulations to combat the deadly crisis.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/father-whose-son-died-from-fentanyl-warns-overdoses-can-happen-anyone-states-fight-deadly-crisisMelgar, now 33, used his work insurance benefits to get a private assessment, revealing he had ADHD from a young age. His siblings acknowledged the condition, but their parents, immigrant immigrants, struggled to understand and address it due to language barriers. Melgar wishes he received help earlier, citing difficulties in university with focus and managing workload.
https://thestar.com/news/canada/these-adults-say-their-adhd-diagnoses-were-life-changing-but-others-are-falling-for-clickbaitish/article_5fc77890-1087-4bda-b20b-3aab071e87aa.htmlIndia's new initiative to curb the illegal sale of sedative drugs is expected to receive strong public support if adequately staffed. The move aims to safeguard public health, particularly in rural areas where access to healthcare can be limited. If successful, it could benefit thousands of people living in remote regions.
https://www.lokmattimes.com/health/tn-govt-to-form-flying-squads-to-curb-sedative-drugs-sale-1/Kaiser Permanente and the National Union of Healthcare Workers (NUHW) have reached a tentative agreement on a new contract, ending a six-month strike by hundreds of mental health and addiction medicine workers in Southern California. The union is reviewing the agreement with its members and expects to complete a ratification vote by Thursday, which would make the new contract effective immediately if approved. The NUHW had sought increased wages, more time for patient care duties, and restored pensions for newly hired mental health professionals. Former California Health and Human Services Secretary Mark Ghaly and former Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg provided instrumental support during negotiations.
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