Legislation would expand access, alleviate disparities in diabetes prevention
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April is Minority Health Month and legislation was introduced today to expand access to diabetes prevention programming in the United States.
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Whistleblower makes shocking claim: NPR, get this, has a liberal bias
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A supposed NPR whistleblower is somehow making headlines with his not-at-all shocking claim that the news org is guilty of, gasp, liberal bias.
The Republican Party is the roadblock to meaningful child care solutions
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To their credit, many Republican leaders, particularly at the state level, recognize the magnitude of the child care crisis.
The government wants to play god. What does that mean for our freedoms?
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The government wants to play god. It wants the power to decide who lives or dies and whose rights are worthy of protection.
IG report: ‘Couldn’t be clearer that USPS has not been providing reliable service’
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The USPS Inspector General report has been released on the Richmond Regional Processing and Distribution Center (RPDC) in Sandston.
‘Always put his country before party’: 2000 VP candidate Sen. Joe Lieberman dies
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The first Jew to run for vice president of the United States on a major part ticket, former Sen. Joe Lieberman died Wednesday in NYC.
Republican AGs condemn EPA for regulation of liquid waste in meat processing
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A coalition of 27 Republican state attorney generals is against the expansion of a proposed rule by the EPA to regulate liquid waste.
UMR report: NIH research funding generates new economic activity, creates jobs
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For every $1 of research funding from the NIH, a new report reveals that $2.46 of economic activity was generated.
Spanberger-led legislation would protect Americans from risks of AI-generated fraud, crime
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U.S. foreign adversaries are capitalizing on advancements in AI, including state-backed hackers from Russia, China, North Korea and Iran.
Shenandoah Valley Mennonites deliver letter, petition to Cline asking for support of cease fire
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More than 150 Mennonites gathered outside Congressman Ben Cline’s office in Harrisonburg Tuesday calling on Cline to support an immediate cease fire.
