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- 1Kohl's vs. Macy's: Which Can Still Afford Its Dividend?▼Kohl’s vs. Macy’s: Which Struggling Retailer Can Still Afford Its Dividend?
Kohl's and Macy's, two of the best-known names in American department-store retail, are being compared on whether their dividends remain sustainable as both struggle with declining sales and shifting shopper habits. Analysts are weighing cash flow, debt loads and store closures to judge which retailer can keep paying shareholders and which may be forced to cut its payout.
- 2Stallone reveals bulimia and steroid use while making Rocky●Sylvester Stallone reveals bulimia, steroid use and the brutal price he paid to become Rocky
Sylvester Stallone has opened up about the extreme measures he took to get in shape for his iconic role as Rocky Balboa, admitting he suffered from bulimia and used steroids during the filming of the 1976 classic. He described the physical toll of crash dieting and overtraining as a brutal price for fame.
- 3UN news brief: Marshall Islands nuclear legacy, FlyDubai attack condemned▼World News in Brief: Marshall Islands nuclear legacy, FlyDubai attack condemned, Ukraine update, breast cancer treatment expanded in West Bank
A UN News roundup covers four developments: the ongoing nuclear legacy in the Marshall Islands, condemnation of an attack on a FlyDubai aircraft, the latest updates from Ukraine, and an expansion of breast cancer treatment services in the West Bank. The Marshall Islands item highlights the lasting health and environmental toll of past nuclear testing, while the FlyDubai condemnation underscores concerns over aviation safety in conflict zones.
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The United Nations is calling on the United States to do more to address the nuclear legacy in the Marshall Islands, where US weapons testing during the Cold War left lasting contamination and health consequences. The appeal is drawing renewed attention to unresolved compensation and cleanup obligations decades after the testing programme ended.
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The United Nations is calling on the United States to do more to address the nuclear legacy in the Marshall Islands, where decades of US weapons testing left lasting contamination and health problems. The appeal, reported by Reuters and picked up by multiple US outlets, renews pressure on Washington over compensation, cleanup and support for affected communities.
- 6UN urges world to keep its promises to the Marshall Islands▼The Marshallese people have waited, with extraordinary dignity, for the world to keep its promise
The UN human rights office says the Marshallese people have waited with extraordinary dignity for the world to honour its commitments, a reference to the lasting legacy of decades of nuclear testing in the Marshall Islands. Communities continue to seek recognition, compensation and support for health and environmental harm. The statement calls on states to finally deliver justice and meet obligations owed to the Marshallese.
- 7Devoted Health raises $1.2 billion to fuel growth▼Insurer startup Devoted Health raises $1.2B as it revs up growth
Health insurance startup Devoted Health has raised $1.2 billion in new funding as it moves to scale up its business. The company, which sells Medicare Advantage plans, is one of the larger fundraising rounds in the insurance technology sector this year. The round underscores continued investor interest in startups challenging legacy US health insurers.
- 8Hershey CEO Kirk Tanner on GLP-1s, AI and brand relevance●Hershey CEO Kirk Tanner on GLP-1s, AI, and keeping an iconic brand relevant https://www.fastcompany.com/91616020/hershey
Hershey CEO Kirk Tanner sits down with Fast Company to discuss how the chocolate giant is adapting to consumers using GLP-1 weight-loss drugs, integrating artificial intelligence into its operations, and working to keep a century-old confectionery brand culturally relevant. The interview touches on shifting snacking habits, health trends pressuring candy sales, and how a legacy company balances tradition with technological change.
- 9Legacy Health and UnitedHealthcare reach deal protecting Oregon coverage▼Legacy, UnitedHealthcare reach deal, avoiding a loss of coverage for tens of thousands of Oregonians
Legacy Health and UnitedHealthcare have reached an agreement that prevents a coverage lapse for tens of thousands of Oregonians. The deal means patients insured through UnitedHealthcare plans can continue receiving care at Legacy facilities without disruption. The dispute had threatened to leave many people in the Portland area without in-network access to a major hospital system.
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A new AFP profile describes Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva as a political titan now racing against time. The piece frames the veteran leader, in his third presidency and approaching 80, as working against the clock to secure his legacy, with attention focused on his health, his 2026 plans and his government's remaining agenda.
- 11Memorial 5K Honoring Dr. Bonita Stanton Returns for Medical Scholarships▼Bonita Stanton, M.D., Memorial 5K Returns to Benefit Scholarships for Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine
The Bonita Stanton, M.D., Memorial 5K is returning to raise scholarship funds for the Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine in New Jersey. The run honors Stanton, the school's founding dean, and supports students pursuing medical careers. Organizers with Hackensack Meridian Health announced the event's return as part of efforts to continue her legacy and ease the financial burden on future physicians.
- 12UnitedHealthcare members keep in-network access to Legacy Health providers▼UnitedHealthcare members can continue using Legacy Health providers in-network
UnitedHealthcare members will be able to keep using Legacy Health providers as in-network, according to a report from Portland-area news outlet KGW. The announcement means patients covered by the insurer will not face higher out-of-pocket costs when seeing Legacy Health doctors or facilities. Coverage of the development is limited so far, and details about the terms or duration of the arrangement between the two organisations have not been reported.
- 13Legacy Health and UnitedHealthcare reach deal for Oregon patients●Legacy, UnitedHealthcare deal ends uncertainty for thousands of Oregon patients
Legacy Health and UnitedHealthcare have reached an agreement that resolves a contract dispute affecting thousands of patients in Oregon. The deal ends uncertainty for people covered by UnitedHealthcare plans who faced losing access to Legacy hospitals and doctors, restoring continuity of care for those who use the health system.
- 14Alcaraz defends five-set format, calls for calendar reform▼Tennis-Alcaraz says five sets key to Grand Slam legacy, urges calendar reforms instead
Carlos Alcaraz has said the five-set format at Grand Slams is central to the legacy of tennis's biggest tournaments, pushing back against suggestions it should be shortened. Instead, the Spanish star urged reforms to the crowded tour calendar, arguing that scheduling rather than match format is the real issue affecting players' workload and health.
- 15Irish rugby trailblazer leaves legacy of cancer awareness●# BBC # News # Health The Irish international rugby 'trailblazer' and her legacy of cancer awareness https:// w.st/U5M69
BBC News reports on the death of an Irish international rugby player described as a 'trailblazer', highlighting her role in raising awareness of cancer. The article examines her career and the lasting impact of her advocacy work on health awareness in Ireland and the rugby community.
- 16DOE to Hold Environmental Management Cleanup Forum Wednesday▼DOE Environmental Management Cleanup Forum Set For Wednesday, Sept. 3
The US Department of Energy's Environmental Management program will hold a cleanup forum on Wednesday, September 3. The event is expected to cover ongoing cleanup work, including efforts at sites such as Los Alamos, where legacy nuclear waste remains a local concern. Further details about the agenda and participants were not provided.
- 17Ocean County Health Official Peter Curatolo Retires●Congratulations to Coordinator of Community Health Services for the Ocean County Health Department Peter Curatolo on his retirement! After years of dedicated service to the residents of Ocean County, Peter leaves behind a lasting legacy of commitment to p
Peter Curatolo, Coordinator of Community Health Services at the Ocean County Health Department in New Jersey, has retired after years of dedicated service to residents of Ocean County. Well-wishers are congratulating him, noting the lasting legacy of his commitment to public health in the community.
- 18GMA correspondent Will Reeve reveals testicular cancer diagnosis●'GMA' correspondent Will Reeve reveals testicular cancer diagnosis
Will Reeve, a correspondent for ABC's Good Morning America and son of the late actor Christopher Reeve, has announced that he has been diagnosed with testicular cancer. He shared the news publicly, drawing an outpouring of support from viewers and colleagues, and adding to his well-known advocacy work around health and disability issues following his father's legacy.
- 19Lee Health Creates Scholarship Fund Honoring Dr. Larry Antonucci▼Lee Health Establishes Dr. Larry Antonucci Scholarship Endowment Fund to Honor Legacy of Leadership and Service
Lee Health has established the Dr. Larry Antonucci Scholarship Endowment Fund, created to honor the legacy of leadership and service of Dr. Larry Antonucci. The endowment will support scholarships in his name, recognizing his contributions to the health system and the southwest Florida community. Details on funding amounts and eligibility have not yet been announced.