This Chicago Med recap comes from the episode called Change Is a Tough Pill to Swallow. We continued to learn about the new doctors, Dr. Hammer and Dr. Scott, with a lot of carryover of character development from the last episode. As we sawon the last episode of Chicago Med, Scott is very in tune with the community, and he and Dr. Charles are going to be working with the police on how to intervene when people are having mental health troubles.

Learn about Danny Nutt Net Worth, Biography, Age, Birthday, Height, Early Life, Family, Dating, Partner, Wiki and Facts. Who is Danny Nutt:Danny Nutt is a famous Football Coach. He was born on May 7, 1961 and his birthplace is Arkansas. Danny is also well known as, Former Assistant Athletics Director at Ole Miss who also coached alongside his brother at the University of Arkansas. Danny is originated from United States. He is the younger brother of head coach Houston Nutt.

With the 20th anniversary of the Anglo-American invasion of Iraq upon us, the politics of memory are sure to resurface along familiar fault lines. Did the Bush administration do irreparable damage to American prestige by leading the country into another quagmire? Did the Obama administration withdraw too soon and allow al-Qaeda in Iraq to rebuild and morph into ISIL (ISIS)? Apart from a few notable exceptions, the collective memory of the Iraq conflict in the United States falls within the narrow parameters of these debates.

Up to 1,500 hectares burn in the Extremadura region with windy weather complicating efforts to bring it under control. A wildfire in the western Spanish region of Extremadura has ravaged up to 1,500 hectares (3,700 acres) and forced 550 people from their homes with windy weather complicating efforts to bring it under control, according to emergency services. “They are very strong gusts of wind generating a speed and progress that make efforts to extinguish it difficult,” a commander of the Military Emergency Unit, David Barona, told state TV channel 24H on Friday.

Baghdad, Iraq – Nearly three months after the October elections, the newly elected Iraqi parliament is scheduled to meet for the first time following an election cycle that even by Iraq’s standard was uncertain and messy. Traditionally, the first parliamentary session would be tasked with electing a speaker of the parliament and his two deputies. Yet, according to the agenda released by the Council of Representatives, Sunday’s session would only include “nominations of the Speaker and two Deputies”, suggesting a potential non-confirmation on who the speaker would be.