Civil Rights & Justice

In Washington, D.C., health professionals are expressing alarm following significant budget reductions proposed for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) by the current administration. The cuts, totaling over $1.8 billion, have raised serious concerns about the future of medical research in the United States. Dr. Timothy Johnson, a prominent medical journalist and former editor of

In Washington D.C., Senator Chris Van Hollen addressed significant immigration concerns during a recent appearance on a national news program. His comments followed a visit to El Salvador, where he met with Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland resident who was wrongfully deported. During the interview, Van Hollen highlighted Garcia’s plight, emphasizing the challenges faced by

MELBOURNE, Australia – A violent clash between rival gangs at a bustling shopping centre on Saturday afternoon led to a lockdown as shoppers sought safety from the chaos. The altercation, which involved the use of machetes, left one individual with severe injuries and resulted in the arrest of a teenager. Authorities responded swiftly to reports

CANBERRA, Australia – Authorities in Australia are initiating a comprehensive inquiry aimed at uncovering the manipulative practices employed by cults and fringe organizations throughout the nation. This investigation comes in response to growing concerns about the psychological impact these groups have on individuals, particularly those vulnerable to their influence. The inquiry will delve into various

In Washington, D.C., a renewed focus on the treatment and research surrounding the injuries sustained by military veterans is gaining momentum. This initiative highlights the resilience of those who have served and the ongoing efforts to enhance their recovery and rehabilitation processes. Recent investigations reveal the complexities faced by veterans returning from combat, particularly those

In a recent discussion held in San Diego, California, veteran Navy SEAL Ryan Larkin shed light on an often-overlooked aspect of military service: the invisible injuries sustained from repeated exposure to low-level blast pressure. Unlike the dramatic injuries typically associated with combat, Larkin’s experience illustrates the subtle yet significant toll that such pressures can take