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The people in Los Angeles took the street for the fourth time in a row to protest against ice cream hiking attacks. In response to this, President Trump stops hundreds of Marines for active service into the city, together with a further 2,000 National Guard forces to the 2,000, which he mobilized at the weekend. The Pentagon says that it will work with troops to protect federal buildings and agents. Trump claims that this recent use should check the protests. California governor Gavin Newsom and the mayor of Los Angeles, Karen Bass, call this step an unnecessary escalation.

• 🎧 The Federal Act generally prohibits active military forces to participate in domestic law enforcement If the president does not refer to the Insurrection Act, says Adrian Florido from NPR First up. Trump has not yet appointed this act, but he suggested that he could. Newsom has filed a lawsuit in which the president’s decision was questioned to take control of the State National Guard without his approval. The governor also plans to sue the use of Marines. Trump recently approved the idea of ​​arresting newsoma, an extraordinary statement that can be made about a seated governor, says Florido. Many people are worried that the operational troops will escalate the tensions on the streets. Sandra Martinez, a demonstrator, expressed her concerns and explained: “You will make it worse.”

Health Minister Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced yesterday that he will remove all 17 members of the Advisory Board Committee on immunization practicesWhat is an important vaccine committee that advises the centers for the control and prevention of diseases. Kennedy has the authority to replace everyone in the committee because its department monitors the CDC. Some politicians and experts in public health feared the possibility that Kennedy all replaced on the committee when Kennedy was nominated for the first time.

• 🎧 Kennedy claimedNPRS wants Stone Reports. NPR has examined Kennedy’s allegations and found that a government report cited Kennedy Cites does not support his claim. “Acip was worldwide, the paragon of good, solid, well thought -out, evidence -based vaccine policy,” said Dr. Jonathan Temte, who acted as chairman of Acip from 2012 to 2015. “I hate to say that. We go towards the US vaccine policy to the Lahingstock in the world.”

The deaths in connection with drugs in connection with drugs in young people decade after a decade in which over 230,000 people under the age of 35 died of overdoses. In 2021, fentanyl and other medications led to over 31,000 deaths in this age group. According to the preliminary data of the CDC, this number had dropped significantly to around 16,690 fatal overdoses by last year.

• 🎧 Researchers have many theories behind the cause of this considerable declineBrian Mann from NPR, including better health care. Narcan, also known as naloxone, a medication that reverses fentanyl overdoses is widespread. There are Increasing evidence that young people are be more careful and use less hard drugs that can be laced or contaminated with fentanyl. Man says he hears concerns from experts and families that the republican budget adopted by the house would reduce billions of dollars of medical and public health and science authorities. The fear is that grants will dry out for fentanyl and other addiction programs, and this recovery would be disguised.

Climate Solutions Week

NPR is devoted to stories and discussions about the Search for climate protection solutions For life and structure on a hotter planet and how climate change affects the decisions about where and how people live.

At the end of September, hurricane Helene caused devastating damage in North Carolina, which led to over 100 deaths and billions of dollars of real estate loss. The earth hook-decovillage in the Blue Ridge Mountains and the home of around 100 full-time residents, remained relatively unscathed compared to other areas such as Asheville, NC, when its hydropower system was damaged, and the municipality quickly activated its backup solar power system. In addition, the residents were prepared with food supply and had the skills to work together effectively during a crisis. This common ability to work together is of crucial importance in a world of the deteriorating climate catastrophes. Take a look at photos of earthy ecovillage and its residents and read more about how collectivity can be climate protection.

🌎 Take a look at all NPRS Climate Solutions Week Storiesincluding five cheaper and simple ways to reduce your energy consumption in the apartment and how climate change changes life in Mississippi.

Listening today’s hearing

A new study confirmed that singing for babies can help increase their health and happiness. Morning edition I wanted to “examine” the matter further by asking the audience and readers what they sing their little ones. Over 1,000 answers came behind with different songs and reasons. Some parents pull out the guitar for a full JAM session, while others sing the songs that their parents sang them. Listen to these parents sing Songs to your children or read the full copy here.

3 things to know before you go

1. Sly Stone, the eccentric front man, singer, songwriter and producer of his family group Sly & The Family Stone, died in Los Angeles yesterday at the age of 82. Stone had fought lung diseases.
2. A federal judge has released the actor Justin Baldoni of 400 million US dollar defamed lawsuit against his It ends with us Co-star, Blake Lively, her husband Ryan Reynolds and the New York Times.
3. The Smithsonian has given an explanation in which he had confirmed his status as a “independent company” and the support of secretary Lonnie G. Bunch after Trump’s claim that he had released the director of the National Portrait Gallery.

This newsletter was edited by Suzanne Nuyen.