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- 1Tim Samuelson warns Museum of Science and Industry entrance changes would ruin it▼Tim Samuelson: Altering the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry’s entrances will destroy its essence
Tim Samuelson, Chicago's cultural historian, argues in the Chicago Tribune that altering the entrances of the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry would destroy the building's architectural essence. The museum, housed in the historic Palace of Fine Arts from the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition, is reportedly planning changes to its entrances, drawing criticism from preservation advocates.
- 2Zelensky vows to continue strikes on Russian refineries●Nach Trumps Drohungen gegen den ukrainischen Präsidenten hat Selenskyj nun reagiert - und angekündigt, die Angriffe auf
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has responded to threats from Donald Trump, announcing that attacks on Russian oil refineries will continue. He said an end to the strikes is only possible if Russia also halts its attacks. The exchange highlights growing friction between Kyiv and Washington over how the war against Russia should be waged.
- 3Escape-Style Adventure Launches at Chicago's Griffin Museum of Science and Industry▼Escape the Museum at Griffin Museum of Science and Industry
The Griffin Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago is offering an 'Escape the Museum' experience, an escape-room-style activity held inside the museum. Choose Chicago, the city's tourism body, is promoting the event to visitors. The format blends the museum's science exhibits with interactive puzzle challenges, adding a new kind of attraction to one of Chicago's largest museums.
- 4Viewers revisit Joan Didion documentary The Center Will Not Hold●Watched “The Center Will not Hold.” Griffin Dunne’s beautiful documentary about his aunt, Joan Didion. It ends with # Ob
Griffin Dunne's documentary about his aunt, writer Joan Didion, is drawing fresh attention from viewers who are sharing their reactions to it. The film, "The Center Will Not Hold," chronicles Didion's life and career and closes with President Barack Obama presenting her with the National Humanities Medal. Those discussing it praise the documentary as a moving portrait of one of America's most celebrated essayists and novelists.
- 5Daniela Lozano Joins Baptist Health Neuroscience Institute as Headache Neurologist▼Daniela Lozano, M.D., Joins Baptist Health Kenneth C. Griffin Neuroscience Institute as a Headache Neurologist
Daniela Lozano, M.D., has joined Baptist Health's Kenneth C. Griffin Neuroscience Institute as a headache neurologist, expanding the institute's specialist team in Florida. Her arrival adds expertise in diagnosing and treating chronic headaches and migraine disorders for patients in the region.
- 6Griffin Warns Gutted CDC Faces a Decade of Measles Outbreaks▼Daniel Griffin: A Gutted CDC and 4,020 Measles Cases Mean Outbreaks Will Outrun Us for a Decade
Infectious disease physician Daniel Griffin is warning that a weakened, under-resourced CDC cannot contain the growing US measles outbreak, which has already reached roughly 4,020 cases. He argues that with the agency gutted, outbreaks will continue to outpace public health responses for as long as a decade.
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The fifth annual Tom Griffith Golf Classic has been played, according to local reporting. The charity golf event, named after Tom Griffith, brought participants together for its latest edition, though details on the venue, beneficiaries and funds raised have not yet been released. Coverage of the tournament is currently limited to confirmation that the event went ahead.