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Children First and Healthy NewsWorks are hosting a community event on Thursday, May 23, to talk about mental health help for MontCo kids
“The second worst person on the planet, after Trump, is John McEntee,” one user wrote on X in response.
Actor Steve Buscemi was randomly attacked on the streets of New York City on Sunday, he was punched by a man on the sidewalk, as per his publicist's statement to The Associated Press. He was assaulted in Mid-Town Manhattan as another victim of a random act of violence in the city.
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre sharply criticized a North Carolina radio show host on Tuesday when he asked whether President Biden has dementia. “When I told a number of people that I was talking to you today. It was interesting, though, they all said, Would you please just ask her: Does the President have…
A mayoral ordinance creating the city’s first planning department in seven decades divided the City Council Wednesday, but was ultimately approved by the body, marking a major win for Mayor Wu in her larger plans to restructure the BPDA.
A healthcare giant set to purchase a nationwide physician network from financially disgruntled hospital operator Steward Health Care is catching flak from Massachusetts lawmakers who are calling for a careful review of the deal.
A facility on Cape Cod that helps dolphins treated and let go its first at-risk animal after a dolphin was recently stuck on a Cape beach.
The Montana Supreme Court has decided that several voting reform laws passed by the state Legislature in 2021 go against the basic right to vote. The decision, given on Wednesday, confirms a previous ruling from 2022 that stated four voting-related bills from the 2021 Legislature session are not allowed by the constitution and cannot be put into action. The case combined a challenge…
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin, who is a member of the Republican party, rejected a ban on assault weapons that was approved by the state Legislature last month. He did this during a session where 30 bills were vetoed, including several other gun control bills, on Tuesday. He stated, "I promised to protect the Constitution of the United States of America and the Constitution of Virginia, and that definitely means safeguarding the…
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