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12/20/2024

House passes bill backed by Paris Hilton to reform youth treatment facilities

The House passed legislation Wednesday requiring more oversight of youth residential treatment facilities, a feat for hotel heiress Paris Hilton who has spen...

12/20/2024

Malcolm X Assassination: Former Security Guards Reveal New Details Pointing to FBI, NYPD Conspiracy, Democracy Now!

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12/18/2024

TikTok finally scores a win: the Supreme Court will hear its case

The case is scheduled to be heard January 10th.

12/18/2024

Americans’ confidence in judicial system drops to record low

The United States saw a sharp drop of 24 percentage points over the last four years, setting the country apart from other wealthy nations where most people on average still express trust in their systems.

12/16/2024

DAVITA OCALA FLORIDA WEST REGIONAL KIDNEY CENTER FAILURE TO PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION

Harold Minnis is a person whom I help without charge. Harold has been hospitalized several times recently. On November 27, 2024 I spoke with "Sarah" at the DaVita Ocala Regional Kidney Center-west about transportation for Harold so he can get dialysis three times a week. I spoke with Sarah in person at DaVita Ocala, 8585 SW Highway 200, Ocala, Florida. Sarah told me DaVita Ocala contracts with a ride service for dialysis transport. Harold is an elderly man who uses a wheelchair and does not drive but must get to DaVita Ocala three time a week for life-saving dialysis. There is no public transportation where Harold lives in Dunnellon on an unpaved road. As of today Harold still does not have transportation. Harold has to get dialysis tomorrow morning, Monday December 16, 2024. Previously I called the DaVita corporate office in Malvern, PA. DaVita corporate said to call 911 for an ambulance if DaVita Ocala does not provide transportation. No wonder healthcare in America costs so much.

Harold is from Umatilla, Florida, but now lives in Dunnellon. Harold would like to see his old friend Ruby but lost contact. If anyone knows Harold or Ruby, please let me know. Thank you.

12/14/2024

'Allow some of this to be privatized' GOP gov admits goal of DOGE is to gut Social Security

New Hampshire Republican Governor Chris Sununu is bullish on a billionaire-led effort to cut social safety nets for working-class Americans — including the political third rail of Social Security. Semafor reporter David Weigel recently interviewed Sununu, who is retiring after his successor, Repub...

12/14/2024

Lakeland woman accused of threatening ‘evil’ insurance company: ‘Delay, deny, depose. You people are next’

A Lakeland woman who police say was upset over a denied insurance claim was arrested after police say she made threats against Blue Cross BlueShield.

12/14/2024

JUST IN: PA Gov. Josh Shapiro Decries Biden's Shock Pardon Of 'Cash For Kids' Judge

During a press conference on Friday, Gov. Josh Shapiro (D-PA) spoke against President Biden commuting the sentence of Former Judge Michael Conahan. Fuel your...

12/11/2024

Hospitals gave patients meds during childbirth, then reported them for illicit drug use. Mothers were reported after they were given medications used routinely for pain or in epidurals, to reduce anxiety or to manage blood pressure during cesarean sections. USA Today

Hospitals across the country reported mothers to authorities after they tested positive for medications used routinely in millions of births.

12/11/2024

GoFundMe for children of mother killed in head-on collision short of goal

Honoring Angela Marie Mochan: A Mother, Sister, Daughter, Granddaughter,… Emily Mochan needs your support for Honor Angela by Supporting Her Children's Future

12/11/2024

The Second Gilded Age Is HERE | The Kyle Kulinski Show

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12/11/2024

Luigi Mangione defense lawyer Thomas Dickey speaks to reporters, NBC 10 WJAR

Defense attorney Thomas Dickey speaks after Luigi Mangione's appearance in a Pennsylvania courtroom.Mangione is accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian...

12/10/2024

Insanity Defense? DRIVEN TO KILL? CEO ‘assassin’ Luigi Mangione ‘went crazy’ after giant screws put in spine & called insurers ‘parasites’ in manifesto

THE college graduate charged with the murder of a top CEO may have turned “absolutely crazy” after an agonizing back surgery, claim pals. X-ray pictures posted by suspected assassin Lui…

12/10/2024

He should have used the drive-through: SNARED BY SNACK CEO ‘assassin’ Luigi Mangione pictured eating McDonald’s hash brown before he was left ‘shaking’ when confronted by cops

CEO assassin suspect Luigi Mangione risked it all to have a hash brown at McDonald’s before being caught by cops. Mangione, 26, spent five days on the run but was eventually caught out by a r…

12/10/2024

Suspect charged with murder in UnitedHealthcare CEO killing: Updates USA Today

Luigi Nicholas Mangione, 26, was charged Monday night with murder and other counts, including carrying a gun without a license and forgery.

12/10/2024

Prosecutors drop charges against former state Rep. Carolina Amesty, Orlando News

All charges have been dropped against former Florida Rep. Carolina Amesty, less than four months after a grand jury indicted her on multiple charges for allegedly forging a signature on a document she had notarized.

12/10/2024

A Spy in Your Pocket? Ronan Farrow Exposes Secrets of High-Tech Spyware in New Film "Surveilled" Democracy Now

Support our work: https://democracynow.org/donate/sm-desc-ytWe look at the world of high-tech surveillance with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Ronan Farro...

12/09/2024

Prosecutor seeks to clear records of people charged with buying police-made crack in 1980s WUSF by Associated Press

The prosecutor in Broward County is seeking to vacate convictions after police had to make crack co***ne because they didn't have enough of the drug.