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Moscow, Idaho Reaches Settlement With Christians Arrested for Not Wearing Masks at Outdoor Church Event

One man said the event represents a "microcosm" of a nationwide problem.

Nurses in Kentucky Mandated To Take Training Teaching ‘History of Racism in Healthcare’

Nurses in Kentucky have been mandated to take a bias training that claimed there is a “history of racism in healthcare.” 

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Recovering After Health Scare

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is recovering after undergoing a procedure to receive a pacemaker for his heart.

75% of US Hospitals Profited from COVID Relief Funds: JAMA Study

Despite the pandemic-related challenges in 2022, such as inflation and rising costs, hospitals' margins continue to show signs of improvement.

Louisiana Overrides Veto, Enacts ‘Stop Harming Our Kids’ Act Banning Transgender Surgeries for Minors

Marks the third time the Louisiana legislature has overridden a governor's veto since 1974.

CDC Report Says 1 in 10 Children Diagnosed With Developmental Disability

A report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) revealed that 1 in 10 children have a "developmental delay."

Sen. Rand Paul Refers Dr. Anthony Fauci to Department of Justice for Lying to Congress

"This week we have referred him to the Department of Justice for prosecution, for lying to Congress,” said Paul.

Florida County Reports 7th Local Case of Malaria

Florida health officials announced a new locally acquired case of malaria discovered in the southern region of Sarasota County. 

U.S. Gov’t Finally Pauses Wuhan Lab Funding

The Wuhan Institute of Virology received more than $1.4 million in federal awards since 2014.

Over 28,000 People Convicted of COVID-19 Offenses in U.K.

Over 28,000 individuals were convicted of violating COVID-19 regulations across England and Wales.

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