## Woman diagnosed with breast cancer at 100 is now cancer-free at 101 – NBC Chicago

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Layne Horwich was diagnosed with stage one breast cancer at age 100.

"I was putting on my nightgown one night and realized there was a lump there," Horwich said.

"I was so happy I didn't have a stroke or a heart attack because I would have been incapacitated.".

It’s a pill form of medication, which can help slow the growth of the breast cancer.

Breast cancer risk increases with age, according to Pesce, though Horwich is her first patient over 100.

She plans to continue living independently and spending time with her three daughters, seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.

She hopes sharing her story will make a difference and inspire other women to be proactive about their health. »

### Marjorie Taylor Greene Freaks Out After She Finally Reads Bill She Voted For

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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) freaked out on Tuesday after she finally read the “big, beautiful bill” that she voted for a few weeks ago.

Although the Georgia Republican voted for the bill, that was apparently before she actually read it, she admitted on X, formerly Twitter, on Tuesday.

To be fair, Greene isn’t the only Republican member of Congress who voted on the bill without being aware of everything in it. »

### Hegseth orders Navy to rename ship honoring gay rights activist Harvey Milk

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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered the Navy to strike the name of pioneering gay rights activist Harvey Milk from one of its ships, orchestrating the change as Pride month celebrations take place, according to sources.

Harvey Milk, an openly gay member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, sits outside his camera shop in San Francisco, November 9, 1977.

"Harvey Milk wasn't just a civil rights icon -- he was a Korean War combat veteran whose commander called him 'outstanding,'" he added. »

### The Houthis are still holding UN staff members kidnaped a year ago

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In June 2024, the Houthis—who control large areas of Yemen—detained 13 UN staff members and over 50 aid workers.

In addition to those arrested last year, the UN reported in late January that several more of its staff members had been detained by the Houthis.

The Iranian proxy has attempted to justify the arrests by accusing the aid workers of conducting “espionage missions.” »

### ICE Director Claims Masked Agents Are Being Doxed, Terrorized Online Before Naming Department Heads

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There, Lyons said agents have been "doxed," stalked online and targeted with death threats, according to the Associated Press.

The press conference had largely wrapped up when a reporter asked why ICE officers frequently wear masks during arrests.

According to Lyons, assaults on ICE officers are up 400% compared to this time last year, adding urgency to the agency's concerns. »

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