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Briefing on Capitol Hill Urges More Government Action and Investment in the Epilepsies

/PRNewswire/ In cooperation with the Congressional Epilepsy Caucus, organizations including the Epilepsy Foundation, Epilepsies Action Network, CURE.

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U S DEBT CEILING PROBLEM

Just over one week remains to the June first deadline for the US government to raise the debt ceiling which is currently 31.38 trillion dollars.

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GCI-hosted panel reflects on Alaska s Indigenous women s legacy of leadership – The Delta Discovery, Inc

GCI-hosted panel reflects on Alaska s Indigenous women s legacy of leadership – The Delta Discovery, Inc
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Putin is not the defender of the faithful

Russia is not the bastion of traditionalism and religious freedom that the Putin regime claims it to be.

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Drug Shortages Increase, So Do Calls To Make More Medicine In America

Drug shortages are becoming more common, with instances of new shortages increasing by almost 30%, according to a report from the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee. Lawmakers are calling for action to reduce the amount of nationwide drug shortages, improve weaknesses in the

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