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Angels manager Ron Washington will miss the rest of the season due to health issues after experiencing symptoms like shortness of breath and fatigue, with bench coach Ray Montgomery stepping in as interim manager. Washington, 73, is in good spirits and undergoing medical tests, with the team focusing on his recovery and well-being.
Angels manager Ron Washington will remain on medical leave for the rest of the 2025 season due to undisclosed health issues, with bench coach Ray Montgomery continuing as interim manager. Washington, 73, has been a significant influence on the team, and his health is the priority before he can return to managing.
Los Angeles Angels manager Ron Washington will remain on medical leave for the rest of the 2025 season due to undisclosed health issues, with Ray Montgomery managing the team and Ryan Goins as bench coach.
NBC4 Washington anchor Leon Harris is on medical leave after a broadcast where he appeared unwell, sparking viewer concern. During the Thanksgiving weekend telecast, Harris slurred words and seemed confused, leading to his removal from the air. NBC4 assured viewers of his well-being and expressed gratitude for their concern. Harris, a veteran journalist with numerous Emmy awards, has faced health challenges before, including necrotizing pancreatitis and a recent foot surgery. He has also been open about his struggles with alcohol addiction.
Three international picture agencies withdrew the first official photograph of Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, following her unspecified “abdominal” surgery, citing irregularities with the image. The photograph, taken by Prince William, showed Kate with her children and was initially welcomed but soon faced scrutiny for inconsistencies. This comes amid public concern about Kate's prolonged absence from public appearances and her father-in-law King Charles's recent cancer diagnosis.
Starting August 14, Oregon residents can apply for the Paid Leave Oregon program, which provides up to 12 weeks of paid time off for medical or family leave, including for victims of sexual assault or domestic violence. The program is funded by a 1% contribution split between workers and employers. To qualify, residents must have earned at least $1,000 in the past year and can use the leave as needed, whether for a day or all at once. Applicants must notify their employer in advance for planned events or within 24 hours for emergencies.
Supermodel Bella Hadid has ended her two-year romance with beau Marc Kalman, citing that the relationship had run its course. Hadid, who is currently on medical leave to treat her Lyme Disease, has been focusing on her health since the split. The couple reportedly met through work in 2020 and confirmed their relationship publicly in 2021. Hadid has been open about her battle with Lyme Disease, which she contracted in 2012, and has been receiving daily treatment for the condition.
PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan has stepped away from his duties to recover from an undisclosed medical condition. Golf writer Alan Shipnuck believes this could be the beginning of a graceful exit for Monahan, who has been under fire due to the PGA Tour's partnership with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund. The deal has resulted in backlash and even a U.S. government investigation.
PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan is taking a leave of absence due to a medical condition, with no specified timetable for his return. This comes at a critical time as the PGA Tour and LIV Golf announced their decision to merge business operations last week, with doubts about whether the two sides can ultimately pull off a merger. During Monahan's absence, executives Ron Rice and Tyler Dennis will lead the day-to-day operations.
PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan is taking a leave of absence due to a medical condition, with no specified timetable for his return. This comes at a critical time as the PGA Tour and LIV Golf announced their decision to merge business operations last week, with doubts about whether the two sides can ultimately pull off a merger. During Monahan's absence, executives Ron Rice and Tyler Dennis will lead the day-to-day operations.
Danny Bonaduce, former child actor and radio host, has been diagnosed with hydrocephalus, also known as "water on the brain," and will undergo brain surgery to have a shunt placed to drain the fluid. Bonaduce has been on medical leave from his radio show and has been experiencing difficulty walking. He attributes the disorder to various injuries sustained during his career, including being hit in the head with a guitar and punched by a professional athlete.
Danny Bonaduce, 63, has been diagnosed with hydrocephalus, a build-up of fluid in the brain, after over a year of grappling with an unknown ailment that impacted his ability to walk and maintain balance. He will undergo brain surgery to place a shunt in his head to drain the liquid. Bonaduce speculates that taking a guitar to the head on reality TV and having a boxing match with Jose Canseco may have contributed to his condition. He has taken a temporary medical leave from his radio show and will be back in the studio in June 2022.
Haley Pullos, known for her role in "General Hospital," was arrested on suspicion of DUI after allegedly colliding with oncoming traffic on a freeway in Pasadena. The other driver survived but was hospitalized with severe injuries. Pullos was rescued from her car and allegedly became hostile and violent toward healthcare workers. She was temporarily recast on the show while on medical leave. Pullos had reportedly been involved in a hit-and-run traffic collision before the freeway accident.
The Minnesota Senate has passed a bill to establish a state-run paid family and medical leave program, strictly along party lines. The legislation would create an insurance-like system to allow workers to collect up to 12 weeks of partial wages when they take medical leave, including for pregnancy, and up to 12 weeks to take care of family members, starting in 2025. Replacement wages would range from 55% to 90%, averaging 66%. The benefits would be funded by a 0.7% payroll tax. Employers could charge half of that expense to employees.
The Minnesota House of Representatives passed House File 2, a bill that would provide up to 12 weeks of paid family leave and up to an additional 12 weeks of paid medical leave for Minnesota workers. House Republicans introduced their own proposal for paid family and medical leave, called MN Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program, which would offer a tax credit for small business owners and can be opted-in for $5 per week if an employer doesn’t join the program. The full Senate has yet to take up the bill for debate.