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Another Detransitioner Wins A Huge Settlement…

The case is already fueling renewed scrutiny of how quickly some medical providers have approved irreversible gender procedures for vulnerable patients struggling with serious mental health issues.
Camille Kiefel, 36, alleged in a malpractice lawsuit that two Oregon therapists signed off on the surgery after only brief telemedicine consultations, despite a documented history of mental health issues.

Texas Woman Arrested for Facebook Post About Town Water Quality

A Texas town used a bomb-threat law to jail a mom who posted about brown water the city later admitted was undrinkable.

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‘Mastermind’ Behind Massive Minnesota Pandemic Fraud Scandal Sentenced to Nearly 42 Years Behind Bars…

Former Feeding Our Future Executive Director Aimee Bock, 45, was accused of being at the center of a scheme to steal nearly $250 million in pandemic-era federal funds meant to pay for a meals program for children, Axios Twin Cities reported .
The woman behind the massive Minnesota pandemic fraud scandal was sentenced on Thursday to 41.5 years in prison — the longest sentence out of 60 people found guilty so far in connection with the Feeding Our Future fraud scheme.

Permanent Daylight Saving Bill Advances to House Floor

President Donald Trump said he would ‘work very hard’ to have the Sunshine Protection Act signed into law.

Federal Regulator Sues Minnesota Over State Ban on Prediction Markets

‘This Minnesota law turns lawful operators and participants in prediction markets into felons overnight,’ CFTC Chairman Michael Selig said.

Federal Judge Orders White House to Comply With Presidential Records Act

The judge rejected a Justice Department legal opinion that deemed the act unconstitutional.

Obamacare Enrollment Expected To Drop By Nearly Five Million As Costs Surge…

Enrollment in the Affordable Care Act marketplace is projected to fall by nearly 5 million people this year as rising premiums and higher deductibles force many Americans to reconsider whether they can still afford health insurance coverage, according to a new analysis from healthcare nonprofit KFF.
The report estimates ACA enrollment could decline from 22.3 million participants in 2025 to roughly 17.5 million this year, representing a drop of more than 20 percent.

Minnesota Fraud Mastermind Sentenced to Nearly 42 Years in Prison

Prosecutors sought a five-decade sentence for Aimee Bock, calling her ‘the central figure’ in the nation’s largest COVID-19 pandemic scam.