Lansing Community College Implements Major Changes to Fitness Center Access for Alumni and Retirees LANSING — For years, thousands of Lansing-area residents and retirees enjoyed free access to fitness centers operated by Lansing Community College (LCC).However, recent changes have left many scrambling to adapt. One facility has been closed to the public, while another now … Read more
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France is facing a fresh political crisis after Prime Minister Michel Barnier was ousted in a historic no-confidence vote in parliament on Wednesday. The vote, which saw 331 out of 577 lawmakers in france’s National Assembly vote against Barnier, marks the first time in over six decades that a French government has been toppled by … Read more
As part of a yearlong investigation into how schools are leveraging artificial intelligence to identify students struggling with mental health, The Enquirer reached out to nearly 100 individuals within the Cincinnati community. Our outreach included an online survey and a public listening session held at a local library. Participants represented a diverse range of perspectives,including … Read more
Bill Maher, the outspoken host of HBO’s “Real Time with Bill Maher,” has expressed his reluctance to cover another potential Trump presidency. In a recent interview with actress Jane Fonda on his podcast, “Club Random,” Maher hinted at the possibility of leaving his long-running show if Trump were to be re-elected. Maher, who has been … Read more
getStringy text Once considered multiple personality disorder, dissociative identity disorder (DID) is a complex mental health condition that continues to be shrouded in misunderstanding. Affecting a small percentage of the population, DID is characterized by the presence of two or more distinct identities or “alters” within a single individual. “Each alter can have their own … Read more
Could Millions of Americans Soon Access Weight Loss Drugs Through Medicare and Medicaid? A groundbreaking proposal from the Biden administration could dramatically expand access to weight loss medications for millions of Americans. The proposed rule, announced on November 26, 2024, would make these drugs available through Medicare and Medicaid, two crucial federal health insurance programs. … Read more
JD Vance’s Awkward Donut Shop Encounter Raises Eyebrows The Republican vice presidential nominee, JD Vance, found himself facing backlash on social media following a visit to Holt’s Sweet Shop, a local donut shop in Georgia. This incident marks the latest entry in a series of food-related gaffes by the candidate as he campaigns for higher … Read more
Kamala Harris Accepts Democratic Nomination for President Kamala Harris officially accepts Democratic nomination for president Vice President Kamala Harris wrapped up the Democratic National Convention by accepting the party’s nomination for president. Thursday night in Chicago saw Vice President Kamala Harris delivering a vibrant and challenging acceptance speech as she officially accepted the Democratic nomination … Read more
Hurricane Ernesto Approaches U.S. East Coast, Heightening Surf and Rip Current Dangers As millions of Americans prepare for last-minute beach outings before the school season kicks off, they have been met with warnings regarding Hurricane Ernesto. Strengthening back into a hurricane, Ernesto poses serious threats to swimmers along the Atlantic coastline. Severe Hazards Set for … Read more