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What to know about Blood Moon total lunar eclipse

SUMMARY: This week, the U.S. will experience a rare total lunar eclipse, resulting in a glowing red blood moon. North America will be in a prime position to witness this event, which occurs when the Earth is between the Sun and the Moon. The total lunar eclipse starts at 12:55 AM, with the reddish color appearing by 2:26 AM, lasting until around 3:31 AM. This is the first total lunar eclipse since 2022, providing a spectacular view for night owls and early risers alike. The event will be visible across both North and South America, enhancing the excitement.

For the first time in three years, all 50 states will be treated to a total lunar eclipse on Thursday and Friday when the Sun, Earth and Blood Worm Moon align.
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Living with Parkinson's: The emotional, physical toll on caretakers

SUMMARY: During Parkinson’s Awareness Month, CBS News Miami’s Ted Scoutton, who has Parkinson’s, explores the emotional and physical challenges faced by caregivers. Susan Stalker shares her experience caring for her brother Robert, who moved in with her after Hurricane Helen made living alone unsafe for him. The transition has been difficult, filled with frustration and exhaustion. Susan reflects on a particularly challenging night when she struggled to help Robert after he fell, feeling angry with herself for losing patience. Despite the hardships, her commitment stems from love, showcasing the complex emotional landscape of caregiving for those with Parkinson’s.

Susan Stocker, who took her brother in when he couldn’t live on his own anymore, said it can be frustrating and exhausting.
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Jacksonville Icemen gear up for Round 1 of Kelly Cup playoffs

SUMMARY: The Jacksonville Icemen are set for the playoffs, facing the Florida Everblades in the Kelly Cup opener. The Icemen, eager to break the Everblades’ three-year championship streak, are determined to improve on last season’s performance. Defenseman Ivan Chukarov is confident in their revamped system, while Head Coach Sean Teakle aims for a strong start in Southwest Florida. The Icemen’s impressive attendance this season, averaging 9,200 fans per game, reflects the city’s passion for hockey. Fans will be crucial as the Icemen hope to win the series and return home for game three.
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Protest letters from former Israeli soldiers lay bare profound rifts over the ongoing war

SUMMARY: An open letter from nearly 1,000 Israeli Air Force veterans calling for an end to the Gaza war prompted the military to threaten dismissals of active reservists who signed. In response, thousands of retired and reservist soldiers have shown support, citing political motivations behind the continued fighting and the government’s failure to secure hostage releases. Public sentiment has shifted, with nearly 70% prioritizing hostages’ return over military goals. The military faces challenges as reservist participation wanes, highlighting deep divisions in Israeli society and questioning the war’s management amid ongoing casualties and international criticism.
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