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Apr 10 2023
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Justice Department asks appeals court to freeze judge's order that could make abortion pill unavailable Friday
CNN (Online News)
Mar 20 2023
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West Virginia lawmaker sends CARES Act concerns to U.S. Treasury Department
“Please (consider) this an inquiry as to whether West Virginia Governor, Jim Justice, grossly misappropriated, and misused $28,375,985.43 (C.A.R.E.S.) funding provided to the State of West Virginia on non-COVID related expenses such that it would violate federal law/regulation, violate ethics standards, or would be subject to claw back at some time in the future for improper application,” “The
The Parkersburg News and Sentinal
Apr 26 2023
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Minnesota Law's Racial Justice Law Clinic and Co-Counsel File Lawsuit on Behalf of Minneapolis NAACP For Discriminatory Social Media Surveillance by Minneapolis Police Department
Today, the University of Minnesota Law School’s Racial Justice Law Clinic (“RJLC”) and the Law Office of Tim Phillips filed a lawsuit on behalf of the Minneapolis branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (“Minneapolis NAACP”) challenging the Minneapolis Police Department’s (“MPD”) use of covert social media accounts to surveil the Minneapolis NAACP and its
Red Lake Nation News
Mar 20 2023
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Man trapped in pipe at Arlington water treatment plant rescued by fire department
A man inside a pipe at the Arlington water treatment plant had to be rescued by fire and medical crews Monday, according to a news release from the city. The man, a contractor working at the plant, was inside a 54-inch water transmission line at the Pierce-Burch Water Treatment Plant. Fire and rescue personnel responded around 9 a.m. to the treatment plant, at 1901 Lakewood Drive in Arlington
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
May 22 2023
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US Expresses ‘Serious Concerns’ About China Move Against Micron
The US has “serious concerns” about China’s move to restrict sales of Micron Technology Inc. products in the country, and is engaging with the nation’s government to make its views clear, the State Department said. The action against Micron is inconsistent with China’s assertion “that it is open for business and committed to a transparent regulatory framework,” spokesman Matthew Miller said in
Bloomberg
Mar 31 2023
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New Zealand fire department releases cookbook of "recipes to cook if you're drunk or high"
Firefighters have served up a cookbook for heavily intoxicated New Zealanders, hoping to stop befuddled chefs from burning down the kitchen. According to the country's fire service, half of all fatal house fires involve alcohol or drugs. The aptly named "You're Cooked" offers recipes for a select audience of Kiwis who are desperate for a bite but too incapacitated to be trusted near an oven or
CBS News (Online)
Apr 12 2023
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State Health Department says UMMC is qualified to host Mississippi's next burn center. Its application raises doubts.
The Mississippi State Department of Health says that the University of Mississippi Medical Center can potentially host a state burn center. Whether it actually has the qualifications to do so, however, is unclear. Mississippi’s only accredited burn center, housed at Merit Health Center in south Jackson, closed in October amid pandemic-related issues and staffing challenges. Ever since, both
Mississippi Today
Mar 17 2023
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Break-in poses security threat to Multnomah County Health Department patients
The Multnomah County Health Department began notifying over 2,000 patients Friday that a month-old security breach may have put their personal information at risk. Someone broke into the Gladys McCoy Health Department headquarters in Old Town on the night of Feb. 17 and the county notified police on Feb. 21 after discovering the burglary, county officials said. The suspect entered rooms in the
The Oregonian
Apr 14 2023
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The Justice Department charges Sinaloa cartel members and El Chapo's sons in fentanyl case describing how they their fed enemies to tigers
The Justice Department on Friday announced charges against 28 members of Mexico’s powerful Sinaloa cartel, including sons of notorious drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman, in a sprawling fentanyl-trafficking investigation. The three Guzman sons charged — Ovidio Guzmán López, Jesús Alfredo Guzmán Salazar and Iván Archivaldo Guzmán Sálazar — are known as the Chapitos, or little Chapos, and have
Fortune
Mar 17 2023
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Vermont Secretary of Education Dan French to depart for education administrators’ nonprofit - VTDigger
Vermont Secretary of Education Dan French will leave his job next month for a leadership role at an education nonprofit, state officials announced Friday. French, who has led Vermont’s Agency of Education since 2018, will take an unspecified “senior leadership role” at the Council of Chief State School Officers, an organization of state education officials. “It has been an honor to serve as a
VT Digger