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Dr. Aleksandra Stankovic, director of the Center for Space Medicine Research at Massachusetts General Hospital, discusses the psychology and behavioral health of the Artemis II crew. ​Dr. Aleksandra Stankovic, director of the Center for Space Medicine Research at Massachusetts General Hospital, discusses the psychology and behavioral health of the Artemis II crew.  US Dr. Aleksandra Stankovic, director of the Center for Space Medicine Research at Massachusetts General Hospital, discusses the psychology and behavioral health of the Artemis II crew. 

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ABC News’ Danny New shares the special moment when ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky brought his son Madden who has autism onto “NFL Live.” ​ABC News’ Danny New shares the special moment when ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky brought his son Madden who has autism onto “NFL Live.”  GMA ABC News’ Danny New shares the special moment when ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky brought his son Madden who has autism onto “NFL Live.” 

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Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito was treated at a hospital last month after leaving early from a Federalist Society dinner in Philadelphia, sources told ABC News.  ​Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito was treated at a hospital last month after leaving early from a Federalist Society dinner in Philadelphia, sources told ABC News.   US Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito was treated at a hospital last month after leaving early from a Federalist Society dinner in Philadelphia, sources told ABC News.  

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It appears that a U.S. fighter jet has been shot down by Iran and that the U.S. has launched a search and rescue effort, three U.S. officials confirmed to ABC News. ​It appears that a U.S. fighter jet has been shot down by Iran and that the U.S. has launched a search and rescue effort, three U.S. officials confirmed to ABC News.  Politics It appears that a U.S. fighter jet has been shot down by Iran and that the U.S. has launched a search and rescue effort, three U.S. officials confirmed to ABC News. 

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The White House is asking Congress to approve roughly $1.5 trillion for defense — a record-breaking amount as the U.S. remains in its fifth week of war with Iran.  ​The White House is asking Congress to approve roughly $1.5 trillion for defense — a record-breaking amount as the U.S. remains in its fifth week of war with Iran.   Politics The White House is asking Congress to approve roughly $1.5 trillion for defense — a record-breaking amount as the U.S. remains in its fifth week of war with Iran.  

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“GMA” reveals the names of the first four baby cheetahs born at the park since 2020, that were chosen through an online poll and by wildlife care staff. ​“GMA” reveals the names of the first four baby cheetahs born at the park since 2020, that were chosen through an online poll and by wildlife care staff.  GMA “GMA” reveals the names of the first four baby cheetahs born at the park since 2020, that were chosen through an online poll and by wildlife care staff. 

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The doctor who officials say tried to kill his wife while on a hike in Hawaii, took the stand for a second day. ​The doctor who officials say tried to kill his wife while on a hike in Hawaii, took the stand for a second day.  WNT The doctor who officials say tried to kill his wife while on a hike in Hawaii, took the stand for a second day. 

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A day after lift-off, ABC News’ Gio Benitez spoke with astronauts Reid  Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen from their Orion spacecraft. ​A day after lift-off, ABC News’ Gio Benitez spoke with astronauts Reid  Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen from their Orion spacecraft.  US A day after lift-off, ABC News’ Gio Benitez spoke with astronauts Reid  Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen from their Orion spacecraft. 

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After a picture perfect lift-off and a full day of orbiting Earth, Artemis II has fired up the crucial translunar injection. ​After a picture perfect lift-off and a full day of orbiting Earth, Artemis II has fired up the crucial translunar injection.  WNT After a picture perfect lift-off and a full day of orbiting Earth, Artemis II has fired up the crucial translunar injection. 

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Transportation Security Administration officers are still “in the hole” even though they received their backpay, according to TSA employees who spoke with ABC News. ​Transportation Security Administration officers are still “in the hole” even though they received their backpay, according to TSA employees who spoke with ABC News.  US Transportation Security Administration officers are still “in the hole” even though they received their backpay, according to TSA employees who spoke with ABC News. 

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Patients who underwent joint replacement surgery at Riverside hospital as part of a public-private partnership were no more likely to have negative outcomes than patients who had the same surgery through The Ottawa Hospital, according to new research. Read MoreThe pilot effectively served as a trial run for the Ontario government’s shift toward private delivery of some surgeries.  Local News, Ottawa Sun, private surgery, Realtime Patients who underwent joint replacement surgery at Riverside hospital as part of a public-private partnership were no more likely to have negative outcomes than patients who had the same surgery through The Ottawa Hospital, according to new…

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Re: Avi Lewis calls for party unity after being elected NDP leader on 1st ballot, online, March 29 Read MoreThursday, April 2: Here are today’s Ottawa Sun letters to the editor.  Letters, Opinion, letters, opinion, Ottawa Sun Re: Avi Lewis calls for party unity after being elected NDP leader on 1st ballot, online, March 29 Read More 

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RCMP want you to know 20 firearms that local Tumbler Ridge detachment members had in their possession from previous investigations, destroyed and disposed of but then found by Tumbler Ridge residents, were not used in a Feb 10 school shooting in the same community. Read MoreFirearms destroyed and disposed of, now in possession of public. Can they be repaired to fire?  News, Canada, Local News, Guns, RCMP RCMP want you to know 20 firearms that local Tumbler Ridge detachment members had in their possession from previous investigations, destroyed and disposed of but then found by Tumbler Ridge residents, were not used in…

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The Liberal government is set to revamp the Privacy Act, the legislation that governs how the federal government handles Canadians’ personal information. Read MoreThe legislation has not been ‘substantially updated’ since 1983.  Public Service, digital privacy, Ottawa Sun, privacy commissioner, Realtime The Liberal government is set to revamp the Privacy Act, the legislation that governs how the federal government handles Canadians’ personal information. Read More 

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A man has been seriously injured after crashing while on a scooter in Brampton. Peel police were called to Vodden Street East and Garfield Crescent for a single vehicle collision involving a scooter around 9:45 a.m. Thursday. Investigators say the man struck a concrete barrier on the road, causing the crash. A man in his 60s was taken to hospital with serious, life-threatening injuries. Vodden was closed between Garfield Crescent and Cumberland Drive but has since reopened. A man has been seriously injured after crashing while on a scooter in Brampton. Peel police were called to Vodden Street East and…

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Ottawa police are seeking public assistance to locate a 66-year-old man missing since April 1. Read MoreThe man was last seen at about 4:22 a.m. in the 300-400 block of Bell Street.  News, Local News, Missing, Ottawa Sun, Realtime Ottawa police are seeking public assistance to locate a 66-year-old man missing since April 1. Read More 

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OTTAWA — The Liberal government proposes making it easier for federal agencies to share and reuse the personal data of Canadians through a major overhaul of the Privacy Act. The act governs how federal agencies collect, use and disclose personal information, and gives people the right to see and correct data about them the government holds. The law has not changed substantially since it took effect in 1983. In a policy paper issued Thursday, the government says that in most cases, reusing personal data or sharing it with another program for an alternative purpose requires the person’s consent or must…

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