When US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F ... t drop as it should have if the threat had been removed. The child continued to be actively exposed to something, but where? “That led us into ...

It is using executive orders and financial threats to manipulate which ... Harvard University and Boston University Schools of Dental Medicine Robert J. Alpern, MD Professor Yale University ...

The QTS data center complex is under development in Fayetteville. QTS, the data-center developer that Blackstone bankrolls, ...

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(CNN) — Democratic attorneys general in 23 states and Washington, DC, have filed a lawsuit against the US Department of Health and Human Services and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr ...

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Recent laws have created harsh penalties for children who make violent threats against schools. Some experts argue that the laws are overbroad, potentially violating children's First Amendment ...

COLUMBIA — Students who credibly threaten to hurt someone in a South Carolina school with a weapon would face a state-mandated expulsion under a proposal advancing in the state Senate.

Hundreds of children have been arrested since the state imposed stiffer penalities for school threats. But many of those threats are not credible. As a result, the state is consideirng HB 1314.