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According to the DOJ, a multiyear, multimillion dollar scheme allowed people to buy fake nursing diplomas and other credentials, allowing them to apply for licenses.
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Via KING5
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1/31/23
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Empire Ambulance will no longer serve residents in the city of Cohoes.
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Courtney Ward (via News10 - NYC)
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1/31/23
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Lots of changes are coming after the president announced plans to end national and public health emergencies tied to COVID in May.
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Stephanie Hudson (via WAVY)
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1/31/23
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Since 2014, the Community Partnership Program has invested more than $6.4 million in 183 projects across the state of Oregon.
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1/31/23
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Attorneys say they represent more than 50 families with children who have all died from fentanyl received via the social media app.
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Via KING5
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1/31/23
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The Biden administration said it intends to let the COVID-19 emergency declaration expire May 11. But what benefits will end once that happens?
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Via ABC News USA
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1/31/23
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Voters will decide to support the proposal or not on the April ballot after the King County Council approved the measure.
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1/31/23
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As long as there is a big gap between the women who have the most freedoms, and those with the least, our work as feminists is not over
My social media has been filled with young women of a …
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Zoya Patel (via Guardian)
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1/31/23
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Cohoes city officials are making progress on efforts to move families who have been living near the Norlite facility.
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Courtney Ward (via News10 - NYC)
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1/31/23
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Women suffering from migraines could be at an increased risk for pregnancy complications, according to Boston researchers in a new study.
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Rick Sobey (via Boston Herald - Local News)
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1/31/23
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Reinvigorating the educational workforce and addressing students’ mental health are among the priorities of top state education officials, as schools still struggle to recover from pandemic-related …
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State House News Service (via Boston Herald - Massachusetts News)
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1/31/23
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(NewsUSA) - With food costs on the rise, many people are looking for meals and recipes that stretch their dollar. According to The Peanut Institute, peanuts and peanut butter are some of the most …
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1/31/23
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Shoppers may be in for a surprise when they look at the cost of eggs the next time they go to the store, a local economist says. Egg prices have fallen drastically since the holiday season despite …
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Lance Reynolds (via Boston Herald - National News)
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1/31/23
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HHS said in a notice that the group has been going after countries supporting Ukraine, including NATO members.
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Ines Kagubare (via News10 - NYC)
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1/31/23
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Copyright 2023 NPR. To see more, visit https://www.npr.org.
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Ailsa Chang (via WNYC)
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1/31/23
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) -- Right now, the state is seeking approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to import prescription drugs from Canada, which would save Coloradans money. …
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Brynn Carman (via KRDO)
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1/31/23
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Scientists have been trying for years to understand how body weight – particularly higher body weight – affects the brain. Many studies have found that obesity leads to declines in the executive …
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Tracey Romero (via PhillyVoice)
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1/31/23
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President Joe Biden intends to end the Covid-19 national and public health emergencies on May 11, the White House said Monday. That means that many Americans could have to start paying for Covid-19 …
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Cnn Com Wire Service (via The Mercury News)
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1/31/23
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News10's Stephanie Rivas sat down with Dr. Catherine Adams, Chief of Palliative Medicine for St. Peter’s Hospital, to discuss the importance of advance care planning and how to broach vital …
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Stephanie Rivas (via News10 - NYC)
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1/31/23
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Several students at Wayne N. Tanaka Elementary School have become sick, according to the Southern Nevada Health District.
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Brett Clarkson (via Las Vegas Review-Journal - local)
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1/31/23
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