Elections and Political Trends - The Democratic candidate is significantly outperforming in a Tennessee district that Donald Trump won by 22 points last year [1] - In a Tennessee special election, with 95% of the votes reported, the margin is in the single digits, with 53.9% to 45% [11] - A Democratic candidate in Michigan is within the margin of error of Mike Rogers in a poll, performing better among independents and Republicans [17][18] Trump's Health and Social Media Activity - Trump made nearly 160 posts in a spree lasting from 9:00 p.m to around midnight, a rate of nearly one post per minute [2] - Trump's social media posting, in lieu of restorative sleep, appeared to have taken a toll on the 79-year-old president, who appeared to be fighting to stay awake during a cabinet meeting [3] - The White House stated that Trump's MRI was a preventative cardiovascular checkup, an explanation that is raising more questions [4] Healthcare Policy and Affordability - ACA premium payments could more than double on average next year if subsidies expire, potentially leaving millions of Americans unable to afford basic healthcare [6] - Millions of Americans could soon find themselves without access to necessary healthcare [5] - MRIs are not typically prescribed for routine checkups but for specific diagnostic purposes [8]

There were a lot of questions about this MRI because the first question was why was it happening. Um, usually people don't get MRIs unless there's some sort of concern, but the White House press secretary confirming that she believes and that the president's doctors did this as a preventative MRI. Um, they she walked through some of the results of the MRI.She said that the imaging is quote perfectly normal. She also said his the president's overall cardiovascular health is healthy and normal. And she said t ...

They asked about my MRI. So, if they want to release it, it's okay with me to release it. >> It's perfect.But if you want to have it released, I'll release it. >> Please, can you tell us what they were looking at. >> For what.Releasing. >> No, no, no. What part of your body was the MRI looking at.>> I have no idea. It was just an MRI. What part of the body.It wasn't the brain because I took a cognitive test and I aced it. And I got a perfect mark which you would be incapable of. ...

Did you get an MRI. Can you tell us what that was. >> I did. I got an MRI.It was perfect. Yeah. >> Can you tell us.>> I mean, I gave you I gave you the full result. It was perfect. Yeah.>> Can you say what in particular they were. >> I You could ask the doctors. >> The White House has disclosed some information about this visit that he had to Walter Reed Hospital back on October 10th, saying that he got a COVID and flu booster, kind of a semianual checkup, and that included this kind of advanced imaging.The ...

Equity host Rebecca Bellan catches up with Chipiron CEO and co-founder Evan Kervella about the future of MRI https://t.co/2PkR0XgaGA https://t.co/HiSewuciMg ...

We were asked to leave Nassau open MRI today. No comment about the Wednesday incident that saw a 61-year-old suffer critical injuries after walking in on an MRI in progress. The victim, police say, was wearing a large metal chain around his neck.The MRI's powerful magnet grabbed hold of that chain and pulled the unidentified man into the machine. Charles Winterfeld says although MRI magnets are strong enough to move a wheelchair, he's surprised a simple metal chain could have resulted in such a serious inju ...