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Tatyana Thompson was diagnosed with sickle cell disease when she was 2 months old and endured intense pain throughout her life.

After years of extreme pain, Thompson was able to participate in Johns Hopkins research for sickle cell treatment, and was eventually cured.

A mother who was diagnosed with sickle cell disease at just two months old has been cured of the condition after undergoing an "experimental" treatment at Johns Hopkins University. »

The clause could potentially affect millions of German citizens embarking on anything from a gap year or study abroad to a new job or sabbatical.

“According to the wording of the law, males aged 17 and over are obliged to seek prior approval from the relevant Bundeswehr career centre for stays abroad lasting longer than three months,” they said.

The spokesperson indicated that approval for periods abroad would be routine as long as conscription was not in force and Germany was not facing a security emergency. »

Claim: Authentic footage uploaded and then deleted by the White House shows U.S. President Donald Trump mocking Supreme Court appointees, French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife, and more.

The White House did indeed post and delete a video of Trump at an Easter event recorded on April 1, 2026, as can be seen on archived pages of the White House website.

The video's content indicated it was the same Easter event recording deleted from the White House website. »

After four months and several court hearings, the wife of a U.S. Army Reserve Black Hawk pilot was released last week from an ICE detention facility in Houston.

On Tuesday, Busby, 28, stood outside the detention center with flowers and a smile waiting to hug his wife for the first time this year.

Kenny-Velasquez was released after a federal judge ruled that her due process rights had been violated when immigration officers detained her last year. »