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California Governor Gavin Newsom has announced mental health support for sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln. The details of the support measures were not disclosed in the report, but the announcement ties the state government to the welfare of Navy personnel serving on the aircraft carrier.
- 2Newsom highlights mental health support for returning USS Abraham Lincoln sailors▼Governor Newsom highlights mental health support for USS Abraham Lincoln sailors returning to San Diego after 321-day deployment
Governor Gavin Newsom is drawing attention to the mental health support being offered to sailors from the USS Abraham Lincoln as they return to San Diego following a 321-day deployment. The carrier's crew spent nearly a year at sea, one of the longest stretches reported recently, and state officials are emphasising counselling and reintegration services for service members and their families.
- 3Herzog meets Bahraini foreign minister at Azerbaijan summit▼Isaac Herzog meets with Bahrain foreign minister at CICA summit hosted by Azerbaijan
Israeli President Isaac Herzog held a meeting with Bahrain's foreign minister at the CICA summit hosted by Azerbaijan. The encounter comes amid ongoing, though strained, relations between Israel and Bahrain following the 2020 Abraham Accords, and against the backdrop of the Gaza war that has pressured Gulf states' normalisation ties. Details of what was discussed were not immediately released.
- 4Mental health support offered to USS Abraham Lincoln sailors▼Mental health support available for USS Abraham Lincoln sailors
Mental health support services are being made available to sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, according to NBC 7 San Diego. The carrier's crew has been on an extended deployment, and the Navy is emphasizing psychological resources for personnel and their families. Attention to sailors' mental wellbeing has grown amid concerns about the strain of long deployments.
- 5Newsom announces mental health care for returning sailors●Newsom announces mental health care partnership for sailors returning from USS Abraham Lincoln
California Governor Gavin Newsom has announced a mental health care partnership to support sailors returning from deployment aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln. The initiative aims to connect service members coming home with counseling and mental health resources as they reintegrate. Details of the partner organisations and the scope of services have not been widely reported yet.
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A drone strike sank a Bulgarian vessel in the Black Sea, with crew members reported missing. Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy blamed Russia, also condemning a strike on a boat carrying corn. Bulgaria has launched an investigation. Separately, the USS Abraham Lincoln returned to the US after a record-length carrier deployment.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom has offered mental health services to sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln. The move puts a spotlight on the wellbeing of Navy personnel deployed aboard the carrier, with the governor's office extending state support for those serving. Details on the exact circumstances behind the offer and the Navy's response have not been made clear, but it has drawn attention to the mental health of service members on extended deployments.
- 8Ghost Story Surrounds Abraham Lincoln's New Salem Village●Lincoln’s New Salem, a rebuilt 1830s Illinois village, is said to be haunted by Elizabeth Herndon, shot in 1833 in a sus
Lincoln's New Salem, a reconstructed 1830s village in Illinois where Abraham Lincoln once lived, is the subject of a haunting legend involving Elizabeth Herndon, who was shot in 1833 in what was called a suspicious accident at the hands of her husband. Her spirit, reportedly seen in white, fits the widespread White Lady folklore found across many cultures.
- 9F. Murray Abraham slams GOP Congress, urges voting▼“GROW SOME B****”: Actor F. Murray Abraham slams the GOP Congress and urges people to vote
Actor F. Murray Abraham, the Oscar-winning star of Amadeus, has sharply criticised the Republican-controlled Congress, telling its members to 'grow some' in blunt remarks, and called on Americans to vote. The appeal adds a celebrity voice to ongoing political debate over the direction of Congress and the importance of turnout at the ballot box.