This Reddit thread of people being laid off from HHS paints a picture of how the federal government's work on health will be curtailed.
h/t: @samstein
https://t.co/GrpDjUfqOz
Every year on the anniversary of #DDay, French citizens take sand from Omaha Beach and rub it onto the gravestones of fallen soldiers who gave their lives to liberate Europe.
It gives the letters a golden shine.
They do this for all 9,386 American soldiers buried there.
The tales of senior pranks (embellished, I'm sure). A couple of my favorites
1. Farm animals let loose. (there's a few versions of this story.)
2. A letter (on school letterhead) sent to parents saying condoms would be distributed at prom.
Annual reminder that #MemorialDay is the solemn one. Enjoy yourselves safely, but just remember there are many people hurting while you brag about the bark on your brisket.
If I had $1 for every time a reporter has reached out to member(s) of our Department with "there's a viral video on [platform] that says [bizzaro health theory], could you comment..."
Polling the past two years by @VUMCchildpolicy... Of a long list of options to make schools safer, arming teachers has always been the LEAST popular option. And not by a small margin.
Who was polled? 80% are reg. voters. 50% are gun owners. Sample is representative of TN pop'n.
Packed day in the House as lawmakers debate the passage of a number of bills—most notably, a bill that would allow teachers to carry firearms without disclosing the presence of the weapon to anyone. The crowd is overwhelmingly against it.