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11 Mar 2025
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GB News: King Charles leads special Commonwealth Day service as Camilla, William, Kate and Anne support monarch
King Charles and Queen Camilla attended the Commonwealth Day Service at Westminster Abbey, joined by other royals. The event celebrated the theme "Together We Thrive," emphasizing unity and community among the 56 Commonwealth nations.
The service featured performances, a procession led by notable figures, and was attended by over 2,000 guests, including schoolchildren and Commonwealth athletes. King Charles, who has supported the Commonwealth for over 40 years, continues to play a significant role in its activities.
Fox News: New York fires more than 2,000 prison guards for refusing to return to work after illegal strike
New York officials terminated over 2,000 prison guards for failing to return to work after a weekslong illegal strike. The state declared the strike over as enough correctional officers returned, although the 85% staffing goal was not met.
The National Guard will continue to support prison staff while the state recruits new employees. The strike, which began on February 17, was prompted by frustrations over working conditions, and ongoing investigations are looking into the deaths of inmates during this period.
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Fox News: Measles more likely to be severe among malnourished, RFK says
With rising measles cases in the U.S., experts emphasize the importance of vaccination while also highlighting the role of nutrition in disease severity. HHS Secretary RFK Jr. noted that malnourished individuals, particularly in Texas, are more susceptible to severe outcomes from measles.
While good nutrition can support overall health, experts agree that vaccination remains the primary method to prevent measles. Vaccination is critical, regardless of nutritional status, to protect both individuals and communities from outbreaks.