If we’ve heard it once, we’ve heard it a thousand times. “Science says…” “Experts agree…” We now know that the government has taken covert action to force social media companies to censor and ban highly qualified and respected medical and scientific experts, and anyone who has quoted or shared their opinions. It’s the latest revelation …
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The women who spoke at an inspirational New Year’s Eve talk in Tyler all went through hardship to come out on the other side with a new outlook on life. The Tyler-based Surviving on Purpose certified life coaching ministry hosted the “Girl Hush Yo’ Mouth” The Beginning of New Beginnings conference on Saturday at the …
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Governor and lawmakers to receive reform recommendations from commission TAMPA — Two years ago, the Florida grand jury charged with investigating school safety and other issues after the Parkland mass shooting released a scathing report on the mental health care system. of State. “To put it bluntly,” the report states, “our ‘mental health care system’ …
Caroline Cole has spoken openly about her history of mental illness and the problems she has had in recent years, with a drug charge and a probation violation leading to a prison sentence. Then she smiled as she talked about getting a second chance. She qualified for the new Spotsylvania Behavioral Health Docket, a program …
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As 2022 draws to a close, Steven Law of Rockport reflects with gratitude on the success of a foundation created in the wake of the passing of her husband, Dr. William D. “Donald” Stroud, who passed away in March 2021. While working through his grief, Law, a retired congregational minister and Rockport gallery owner, had …
Oklahoma Watch staff Oklahoma Watch and reporter Whitney Bryen are suing the city of Tulsa, seeking details of an incident that resulted in the violent arrest of a woman in the throes of a mental health crisis. Bryen requested all police reports and statements related to the arrest of LaDonna Paris under the Oklahoma Open …
LANSING — When a child in Michigan’s juvenile justice or foster care systems is in dire need of inpatient mental health care, they often end up on a waiting list of dozens of other children. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is trying to change that by restructuring how they contract with child …
RACINE — The trial to determine whether a barber had a mental disability when he shot and killed the man whose hair he had just cut began Tuesday in Racine County Circuit Court. Sandoval Tamir Williams, 35, has been charged with first-degree intentional homicide with the use of a dangerous weapon in the August 2021 …
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(The Center Square) – Washington has won a federal law waiver allowing the state to offer health insurance under the Affordable Care Act to noncitizens who are not legally resident in the United States. The US Department of Health and Human Services and US Treasury Department waiver allows Washington to suspend part of the ACA …
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