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Advanced practice registered nurses could benefit seniors, costs: Study

(The Center Square) – An aging population in Florida is increasing demand for “vastly different and more costly forms of health care,” according to new report from a taxpayer group. The study Hospice and Pallative Care by Florida TaxWatch focuses on palliative treatments – the management of serious chronic medical conditions – and hospice, end-of-life […]

UFC ends pay-per-view model with Paramount deal 

Paramount, a Skydance Corporation, announced Monday it had received the media rights to the Ultimate Fighting Championship, ending the sporting event’s pay-per-view model. UFC’s parent company, TKO, signed a seven-year contract with Paramount to air its events exclusively. This deal will begin in 2026. “This is a milestone moment and landmark deal for UFC, solidifying […]

Erin: Watch underway for potential of Atlantic hurricane season’s first

(The Center Square) – Southeastern coastlines of the United States are alert for the potential of Hurricane Erin as the first of the season in the Atlantic Basin. The National Hurricane Center on Monday morning has forecast what is known as Invest 97L of becoming a tropical depression or storm during the day. The seven-day […]

CDC union warns vaccine disinformation put staff at risk following shooting

The union for employees at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is warning that misinformation surrounding vaccines is creating a dangerous environment in which to do their work.  The union asked leadership at the Department of Health and Human Services to condemn vaccine disinformation following a shooting at the CDC headquarters in Atlanta in […]

Labor commissioner moves to shutter mining operation

(The Center Square) – Horizon 30 is without necessary documentation, the North Carolina Department of Labor says, and in violation of state mining laws in the Mitchell County community of Poplar. First-term Republican Labor Commissioner Luke Farley said a formal investigation and enforcement action are underway. The injunction request started in Mitchell County Superior Court. […]

States challenge federal report promoting coal plants

(The Center Square) – Michigan has joined a coalition of states challenging a Department of Energy report claiming the U.S. will face a significantly increased risk of power outages by 2030. The report argues that coal and natural gas-powered plants must remain in operation to mitigate the risk. Michigan and nine other attorneys general are pushing […]

Liberals mad prominent conservatives aren’t upset over South Park jokes

Turning Point USA CEO Charlie Kirk said Sunday people are “so mad” he wasn’t offended over South Park’s portrayal of him, saying he found the parody “funny.” South Park’s last episode featured one of its main characters, Eric Cartman, parodying Kirk as a “master debater” on college campuses, debating hot button issues like abortion with […]

Leaders of terror-linked charity bankroll Democrats

Board members of a terror-linked nonprofit organization have cut dozens of checks to Democratic politicians over the past decade, campaign finance records show. On Oct. 15, 2024, the Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control designated Samidoun as “an international fundraiser for the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine terrorist organization.” Employees […]

European leaders wary that Trump-Putin summit could end with land concessions

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is convening an emergency meeting of European leaders ahead of the U.S.-Russia summit in Alaska this week. A spokesperson for the German government confirmed on Monday that President Donald Trump will be included in the call, which is expected to touch on how to put pressure on the Kremlin and the […]

Major New York hotel-turned-shelter ends operations after city ends contract

The last standing New York City hotel sheltering homeless migrants is set to close in the coming months as the influx of migrant asylum-seekers to the city slows. The Row NYC hotel, home to 1,300 rooms throughout 28 floors and located one block from Times Square on 8th Avenue, was the first NYC hotel to […]
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