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Month: June 2023

VUMC facing pushback after it handed over transgender patients’ records to Tennessee Attorney General

By Hannah McDonald Click here for updates on this story     NASHVILLE, Tennessee (WTVF) — Years of medical records of transgender people were handed over to the state of Tennessee by Vanderbilt University Medical Center. The medical center was asked to turn over the records of 160 TennCare patients who had received transgender care services since

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Cordell Hull building shut down after envelopes were reportedly received with white powder substance

By Kelly Broderick Click here for updates on this story     NASHVILLE, Tennessee (WTVF) — The Cordell Hull Building has been shut down as Republican leadership reportedly received envelopes with a white powder substance. “The letters contained obvious threats made by a liberal activist specifically targeting Republicans. The sixth floor of the Cordell Hull Building remains

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Charges filed against managers of Midvale assisted living home deemed ‘deplorable’

By Laura Polacheck Click here for updates on this story     MIDVALE, Utah (KSTU) — Two managers of the condemned Evergreen Place in Midvale face multiple felony charges filed Thursday from the Utah Attorney General’s Office, including neglect and abuse of its residents. A Salt Lake County investigation in January, 2022 by health officials found conditions

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Las primeras fases de la contraofensiva de Ucrania “no cumplen las expectativas en ningún frente”, dicen funcionarios occidentales a CNN

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — En sus primeras fases, la contraofensiva de Ucrania está siendo menos exitosa y las fuerzas rusas están mostrando más competencia de lo que esperaban las evaluaciones occidentales, dijeron a CNN dos funcionarios occidentales y un alto cargo militar estadounidense. La contraofensiva “no está cumpliendo las expectativas en ningún frente”, dijo uno

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Five local students honored with June ‘Do the Right Thing’ awards

Five local students are being recognized with the June 2023 “Do the Right Thing” awards. It’s a partnership between News Channel 3 and Palm Springs Police Department. Students Jameson Herrera, Angelica Chavez, Matthew Pichler, Edith Villa, and Felipe Lemus were honored at the Palm Springs Police headquarters. The local group of students was chosen for their positive attitude, behavior, and accomplishments. “You

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Activists for transgender rights gather in front of the US Supreme Court in Washington

Justices consider taking up case on whether Americans with Disabilities Act protections cover gender dysphoria

By Devan Cole and Ariane de Vogue, CNN Washington (CNN) — The Supreme Court met behind closed doors on Thursday to decide if it will take up a case concerning whether the Americans with Disabilities Act covers individuals with gender dysphoria. Gender dysphoria describes an uncomfortable conflict – “psychological distress” – between a person’s assigned

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Whistleblowers say IRS recommended far more charges, including felonies, against Hunter Biden

Originally Published: 22 JUN 23 17:34 ET By Marshall Cohen, Evan Perez, Alayna Treene, Lauren Fox and Holmes Lybrand, CNN (CNN) — Two whistleblowers told Congress that IRS investigators recommended charging Hunter Biden with attempted tax evasion and other felonies, which are far more serious crimes than what the president’s son has agreed to plead

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Whistleblowers say IRS recommended far more charges, including felonies, against Hunter Biden

By Marshall Cohen, Evan Perez, Alayna Treene, Lauren Fox and Holmes Lybrand, CNN (CNN) — Two whistleblowers told Congress that IRS investigators recommended charging Hunter Biden with attempted tax evasion and other felonies, which are far more serious crimes than what the president’s son has agreed to plead guilty to, according to transcripts of their

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Personal data of more than 700,000 retired California workers and beneficiaries have been stolen

By SOPHIE AUSTIN SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California pension officials say personal information of about 769,000 retired state employees and other beneficiaries — including Social Security numbers — was among data stolen by Russian cybercriminals in the breach of a popular file-transfer application. They said they were offering impacted members two years of free credit monitoring.

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