Biden has been diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer. The House Budget Committee has proposed a bill on Trump’s agenda. New Yorkers react to a Mexican naval ship crashing into the Brooklyn Bridge.
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His personal office announced that former President Joe Biden has been diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer. Biden "experienced increased urine symptoms" and was diagnosed Friday, according to a statement from his personal office.
Cancer is characterized by Gleason scored 9 (Grade 5) With metastasis to bones, "this means cancer is more likely to grow and spread than other cancers. The statement continues, cancer appears to be "hormone-sensitive and can be managed effectively."
Biden and his family are meeting with doctors and considering “multiple treatment options,” including hormone therapy, a source said.
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President Donald Trump said he and First Lady Melania Trump “feel sad” Biden’s diagnosis. Former Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Barack Obama also hope he will recover quickly.
Biden, 82 years old, is the oldest president in American history. His second term as president in the 2024 election It has a profound division among the Democratic Party In whether his age helps Trump's victory. Last week, the audio released an interview with Biden by a special lawyer, confirming the memory error that White House officials denied at the time.
According to the American Cancer Society, prostate cancer is common in older men, the second leading cause of cancer death in American men. However, most men diagnosed with prostate cancer do not die. Dr Chris George, a prostate cancer expert who is not involved in the Biden case, said he could go a few more years if Biden responds to treatment.
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Speaker Mike Johnson’s self-fulfilling goal is to pass the House’s bill to pass the House agenda by Memorial Day, which could be back on track after the House Budget Committee voted last night to push the trillion-dollar package. Two days after a group of conservatives voted to reject the bill, 17-16 votes were made along the party’s votes.
The program includes immigration enforcement and significant spending on the military, expands Trump’s 2017 tax cuts and includes a range of funding for Medicaid, food aid and clean energy.
However, it still needs to be changed before the parcel passes through the house. Even then, the Senate said they would not pass the bill because there were no major changes. Read the full story here.
Authorities say the suspect was identified as 25-year-old Edward Bartkus, who died in the explosion during a car bombing outside a fertility clinic in Palm Springs, California, on Saturday. The FBI believes it is a terrorist act at the U.S. reproductive center explosion caused damage to multiple buildings and businesses within a 250-yard radius. Four other people were injured.
Investigators believe the suspect is driven by an anti-family nationalist ideology defined as the belief that no one should have children. Investigators say social media posts by the suspect, including a 30-minute recording, reflect this view. Authorities said at a press conference yesterday that they believe the suspects are trying to live broadcast the attack and that they are investigating the so-called "manifesto". This is what we know.
New Jersey buses will resume regular schedule tomorrow, ending a brief transit strike, which has put the third largest bus system in the United States. A tentative agreement between the New Jersey Transportation Manager and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Training Staff was announced yesterday afternoon. Gov. Phil Murphy praised the deal, calling it "equal to employees of the New Jersey Transit, while also affordable for commuters and taxpayers in our state."
New Jersey President and CEO Kris Kolluri today urged commuters to work from home until full service is available again, explaining that the company has a lot to do to ensure the railroad is safely used. Read the full story here.
Videos and images of a Mexican naval ship crashing into the Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday, in which the incident died and more than a dozen injured, were surprisingly. Even the strongest New Yorker was stunned. “I thought it was a movie,” said a nearby resident, whose son called on him to look out the window on the crash night. The woman who went to see the ship the next day said she believed the videos she saw about the crash were made up of AI. In addition to shock, there are also feelings of suspicion and heartbreak. - Elizabeth Robinson, News Editor
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