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China Kindergarten Lead Poisoning Case Renews Concerns Over Local Governance

A political scientist, speaking anonymously, said the slow response reflected how local officials often “try to avoid taking responsibility” and operate within a “passive feedback mechanism” that restricts public access to information.

Probe Finds Disease Control Agency and Hospital Faked Test Results in China Lead Poisoning Scandal

Over 230 Children Diagnosed With Lead Poisoning in Gansu Kindergarten Scandal

One parent recounted that after arriving in Xi’an and learning her child had a lead level of 379 µg/L, she received a call from a Tianshui official insisting the level was 23 µg/L and “within normal range.” In some cases, parents who had not even participated in local blood tests received reports showing low results.

China Kindergarten Lead Scandal Deepens as Teachers Poisoned, Illegal Additives Found in Food

The scandal has sparked a raging nation-wide debate about regulatory failures, food safety in school environments, and the health risks facing children in rural areas. It also bears an eerie resemblance to a lead poisoning case in the same area about two decades ago.

Microsoft's Mass Layoffs Spark Anxiety Over Mental Health in an AI Era

"This pervasive fear and cold corporate layoff culture quietly erode lives," a forum user wrote. "If you are struggling, remember your worth is never defined by your job. You are not alone, and help is always available."

U.S. Judge to Issue Preliminary Injunction Against Trump's Ban on Harvard's Enrolling Foreign Students

Judge Burrough believed the 30-day reprieve that the Trump administration recently gave to Harvard does not eliminate the need for a court order barring the administration's efforts to ban the school from enrolling foreign students.

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U.S. Judge Blocks Trump's Ban on Harvard's Enrolling International Students

Harvard on Friday sued the Trump administration, alleging the revocation of SEVP certification is a "blatant violation" of the First Amendment.  "Without its international students, Harvard is not Harvard," the complaint reads.

Beijing Hospital Fires Thoracic Surgeon Over Ethics Violations