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Daniel Belyaks
November 19, 2024

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Good evening! Tonight, we tackle the troubling rise in military suicides and the Thanksgiving food safety scare that’s sweeping the nation. Stay informed and vigilant.

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Military Suicide Rates Rise Again: A Sobering Trend in 2023

New data reveals that military suicide rates increased in 2023, marking a continuation of a distressing trend. Experts point to factors like prolonged deployments, lack of mental health resources, and systemic challenges within the Department of Defense as contributors to this crisis. Advocates are calling for immediate reforms, including increased funding for mental health services and streamlined access to care for service members.

Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are urging the Pentagon to prioritize suicide prevention as part of its broader strategy to address the well-being of active-duty personnel and veterans. With lives at stake, addressing this crisis has become an urgent national imperative.

Thanksgiving Food Safety Alert: E. Coli Outbreak Linked to Carrots

As families prepare for Thanksgiving feasts, a new E. coli outbreak linked to contaminated carrots has prompted nationwide recalls. Health officials advise consumers to check their produce and follow safety protocols, including washing vegetables thoroughly and avoiding cross-contamination.

The outbreak has affected multiple states, with dozens falling ill. Retailers and distributors are working to remove affected products from shelves, while experts stress the importance of vigilance during holiday meal preparations.

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