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Pentagon To Move Forward with Transgender Military Ban After Judge Removes Block Despite Historic…
WASHINGTON - A federal judge removed a bar on President Donald Trump’s ban on transgender individuals serving in the military Thursday as litigation in the case moves forward.
U.S. District Judge George Russell ruled Thursday…
Fetal Heartbeat Abortion Ban Passes Tennessee House
TENNESSEE - The Tennessee House of Representatives passed a bill on Thursday that seeks to ban abortions after an unborn baby’s heartbeat is detected.
Exceptions are permitted only “in a medical emergency that necessitates an…
Arnold Schwarzenegger Planning To Sue Oil Companies To Force Climate Policies; Accuses Oil Companies…
CALIFORNIA - A spokesman for Arnold Schwarzenegger said the former governor and famous movie actor is still pursuing his options to sue oil companies for “first degree murder.”
“We’ve had consistent meetings with a team of legal…
Georgia Approves Bill That Seeks to Ban Abortions After An Unborn Baby’s Heartbeat Detected; Marks…
GEORGIA - A Georgia House committee approved a bill Wednesday that seeks to ban abortions after an unborn baby’s heartbeat is detected, marking a significant push to expand abortion restrictions in the state.
The House Health and…
Republican-Backed Medical Marijuana Bill “Georgia’s Hope Act,” Clears First Hurdle In House of…
KINGSLAND - A Republican-backed bill to make it legal for Georgians to obtain, not just possess, limited amounts of medical marijuana oil cleared its first hurdle in the state’s House of Representatives Tuesday.
The bill is…
Once Shady Marijuana Biz Now Estimated $11.8 Billion Industry, Generating Workforce Demand Big…
With retail sales estimated at $11.8 billion in 2018, forecasters project that recreational marijuana will employ almost 500,000 people by 2022. File Photo.
WASHINGTON - Once considered shady, the business of pot is now a billion-dollar…
Purdue Pharma Could Face Problem With Bankruptcy As Profits Lined Sacklers Pockets; Lawsuits…
WASHINGTON - OxyContin manufacturer Purdue Pharma is reportedly weighing a bankruptcy filing after most of its profits ended up in the pockets of the Sacklers, the multibillion-dollar family who control the company, according to…
Measles Epidemic Said to be So Severe That The Federal Government Is Being Asked To Tackle…
WASHINGTON - Washington state’s health secretary called for a national education campaign Monday in reaction to a measles epidemic that has spread throughout the Pacific Northeast.
Health secretary John Wiesman asked the federal…
Trump Signs Executive Order: “National Roadmap to Empower Veterans and End Veteran…
WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump signed an executive order Tuesday to combat veteran suicide after a government watchdog report found that Veterans Affairs (VA) needed to step up its suicide prevention outreach.
“Just a few…
Second HIV-Positive Patient Cured After Stem Cell Transplant; Gives Hope That Deadly Disease Will…
LONDON - A second individual suffering from human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) appears to have been cured, marking a major breakthrough in scientific advancement that could mean the elimination of the disease in the future.
Twelve…