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Published April 15, 2025

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Lawsuit alleges man with diabetes became blind after taking Ozempic
A Mland man who took Ozempic and then became legally blind is suing the drug’s manufacturer, arguing it had an obligation to warn patients that loss of sight could be a possible side effect. Todd Engel, 62, was prescribed Ozempic in 2023 to manage his Type 2 diabetes. The lawsuit said about four months later,…
Teens’ night of rock throwing leads to murder conviction for 1 of them
GOLDEN, Colo. — Three Denver-area teens cheered each other during a night of throwing rocks at cars — until one of the stones crashed through a windshield and killed a woman, leading to a murder conviction Friday after the trio turned on one another. Jurors found Joseph Koenig guilty of first-degree murder in the death of…
CIA official’s son killed while fighting in Ukraine, spy agency says
The son of a senior Central Intelligence Agency official died last year “while fighting in the conflict in Ukraine,” a CIA spokesperson said Friday. The spokesperson confirmed the death of Michael Gloss — who is the son of Juliane Gallina, the CIA’s deputy director for digital innovation — after a Russian news site reported that the 21-year-old…
Asia hand Kurt Campbell fears US-China miscalculation in Trump era
TOKYO — For Kurt Campbell, the former U.S. deputy secret of state and long-time Asia hand, one challenge stands out in a world rocked by conflicts and tensions: how to avoid a dangerous spiral with China. “Probably, no two countries are more interdependent than China and the U.S.,” he said in an exclusive interview with…
Steelers first-round pick Derrick Harmon’s mother dies shortly after his selection
Steelers first-round draft pick Derrick Harmon’s mother, Tiffany Saine, died late Thursday night shortly after Pittsburgh selected the defensive lineman from Oregon with the 21st overall pick. Harmon said after he was drafted that he planned to visit his mother, who he said was on life support at a hospital in the Detroit suburbs. Saine…
With insulin killings, the murder weapon is often hiding in plain sight
When a lifesaving drug — insulin — is used as a murder weapon, medical professionals are likely unprepared to consider that the difficult-to-detect medication was used to commit a crime, according to a forensic pathologist who worked on the recent case of a West Virginia pharmacist convicted of fatally dosing her husband. Dr. Paul Uribe,…
U.S. colleges warn international students not to travel overseas this summer
Universities are continuing to warn international students about traveling abroad this summer as the Trump administration said Friday it would restore legal status to those who had had their visas revoked. The University of California, Berkeley, reiterated hours after the announcement that overseas travel by international students remains a high risk because immigration policies can…
Who is Hannah Dugan, the Milwaukee judge arrested by the FBI?
Hannah Dugan, the Milwaukee County judge arrested Friday by the FBI for allegedly obstructing federal authorities who were seeking to detain an undocumented immigrant, was a longtime social justice advocate before she took the bench. A spokeswoman for the Department of Homeland Security suggested in a statement that Dugan is an “activist judge.” A statement…
Overseas visitors to expo are a boon to Osaka retailers
OSAKA — Retailers in Osaka are getting a boost from the Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, which got underway in mid-April. The world exposition is attracting foreign visitors from many places, including officials from 158 participating countries and regions, who have shown interest in the city’s goods. To seize this opportunity, local retailers are working to…