Special education expert explains importance of DOE for students with disabilities
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Approximately 7.5 million American students receive Special Education in public school under 13 categories of disability.
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State AGs, not ours, but others, fighting Trump over gender-affirming care
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Virginia’s MAGA attorney general, Jason Miyares, refers to gender-affirming care for trans minors as “chemical and surgical mutilation of children.” Our neighbor to the north, Maryland, has an AG that isn’t a total Neanderthal.
Legislation would combat illicit ‘tranq,’ protect legal uses by veterinarians
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U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia and colleagues introduced the bipartisan, bicameral Combating Illicit Xylazine Act last week.
UVA Health resumes gender-affirming care after court ruling; VCU services still paused
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UVA Health has resumed care for transgender youth after a federal court temporarily suspended Donald Trump’s executive order.
Group of Democrat state AGs tell JD Vance: ‘No one is above the law’
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A group of 17 Democratic state AGs has a strong message for Vice President JD Vance: “Judges do not ‘control’ executive power. Judges stop the unlawful and unconstitutional exercise of power.”
Using the ’60s TV sitcom ‘Hogan’s Heroes’ as a guide to resist Trump/Musk
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The ‘60s TV sitcom “Hogan’s Heroes,” which airs weeknights on MeTV, is, oddly, helping me figure out what we need to do to resist Trump/Musk.
Former McKinsey senior partner pleads guilty to obstruction in Purdue Pharma case
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A former senior partner at McKinsey & Company faces 20 years in prison on an obstruction charge related to the consulting firm’s work with opioids manufacturers.
Augusta County: Former Nexus Services EVP pleads guilty in $3.1M tax fraud case
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The former EVP at the Augusta County-based Nexus Services faces prison time after pleading guilty in federal court to defrauding the IRS out of $3.1 million.
Watchdog: U.S. Chamber of Commerce gives millions to fund far-right lawsuits
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce pretends to be nonpartisan. So why has it given $7.5 million to a far-right Republican group, and almost nothing to Democrat groups, since 2018?
DOJ, state AGs seeking to end Google’s monopoly in internet search
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The Justice Department and a group of state AGs is pushing back at Google’s monopoly over internet search engines and to restore competition to benefit consumers.
