Ginsburg’s death on Rosh Hashanah significant for some Jewish Americans – The Jerusalem Post

News of her death traveled quickly via social media, and became a focal point in many New Year’s services, religious leaders and observant Jews said.

Source: Ginsburg’s death on Rosh Hashanah significant for some Jewish Americans – The Jerusalem Post

Illinois health officials report 2,529 new cases of COVID-19; state surpasses 5 million tests | WGN-TV

CHICAGO – The Illinois Department of Public Health reported 2,529 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Illinois, including 25 additional confirmed deaths. The state also reported that more than 5 million COVID-19 tests have been given in Illinois. The deaths were reported in the following counties: Bureau County: 1 female 50s Cook County: 1 male 50s, […]

Source: Illinois health officials report 2,529 new cases of COVID-19; state surpasses 5 million tests | WGN-TV

Kentucky doctor who urged mask-wearing early on dies of Covid-19

Source: Kentucky doctor who urged mask-wearing early on dies of Covid-19

“There were multiple times she thought she was turning the corner and we thought she was on the road to recovery,” David Shadowen, who is also a doctor, said.

But after dealing with complications from the virus, including abdominal bleeding and weakened lungs, Shadowen died on Sept. 11 surrounded by her husband and two adult children. She was 62.

Trauma Fatigue and Our Response During These Times. | Rebelle Society

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Source: Trauma Fatigue and Our Response During These Times. | Rebelle Society

Although these are challenging times, we have an abundance of resources at our fingertips. You owe it to yourself and your cause to continue taking loving care of yourself and others. I recently asked a group of friends on social media what their favorite coping skills are during these difficult times. Their responses were extensive, and I listed them below.

Puerto Rico gets $13 billion aid package, 3 years after hurricane, 6 weeks before election – Portland Press Herald (sham and shame – see story)

Source: Puerto Rico gets $13 billion aid package, 3 years after hurricane, 6 weeks before election – Portland Press Herald

The latest funds are in addition to the $49.9 billion in aid that Congress has approved since Hurricane Maria raked the U.S. commonwealth. Of those original funds, $25.5 billion has been obligated and $16.7 billion has been spent.

Park Service Finalizes Disastrous Point Reyes Plan to Kill Native Wildlife, Prioritize Commercial Livestock Grazing – Center for Biological Diversity

Source: Park Service Finalizes Disastrous Point Reyes Plan to Kill Native Wildlife, Prioritize Commercial Livestock Grazing – Center for Biological Diversity

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The National Park Service released a management plan amendment today for Point Reyes National Seashore that would enshrine commercial cattle ranching in the California park at the expense of native wildlife and natural habitat. It also calls for the killing of native tule elk and would authorize new agricultural uses that will put other wildlife at risk.

“This is a disaster for wildlife and a stunning mismanagement of one of America’s most beautiful national parks,” said Jeff Miller at the Center for Biological Diversity. “The Park Service is greenlighting the slaughter of native wildlife in Point Reyes. After the elk, the next likely victims will be birds, bobcats, foxes and coyotes. This plan is illegal and immoral, and we’re going to do everything we can to stop it.”