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intensive care unit nurse at who , was shot and killed by on January 24, 2026, an event that has ignited national scrutiny, protests and competing narratives about what happened . Reporting portrays h...
There is no credible evidence that was fired from his job as an ICU nurse; multiple fact-checking pieces trace the claim to fabricated reports and say the firing allegation is false . Reporting availa...
Declassified MKUltra records identify scores of universities, hospitals and private labs that received CIA funding or served as sites for drug and behavioral experiments—most famously McGill Universit...
The supplied reporting shows that many high-profile 1960s–70s musicians used their platform to protest the draft and the Vietnam War—artists such as Joan Baez, Peter, Paul and Mary, Pete Seeger, Phil ...
Combat-Related Special Compensation (CRSC) and Concurrent Retirement and Disability Pay (CRDP) are two separate federal programs that let eligible military retirees receive both VA disability compensa...
Declassified materials and contemporary reporting name a number of specific universities and hospitals that received funds or hosted subprojects, but the surviving records are fragmentary and do not e...
Federal classification and interstate compacts shape who needs a state license, how portable that license is, and certain uniform eligibility requirements: the Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC/eNLC) creat...
Uncompensated care—comprising charity care and bad debt—represents a persistent and material line item in hospital budgets and a focal point for public subsidies; hospitals have reported hundreds of b...