these agencies and look at how they ve been weapon eyes to go against the people they are supposed to represent. we are going to do that. investigating the investigators. house republicans are getting ready to take a sledgehammer to yet another american institution, with the false narrative that the doj is unfairly targeting the right. also, republicans learned nothing from the election. the new house majority is actively working to take away what s left of women s reproductive rights. voting on two abortion related measures today. hard to believe it, but george santos lied about being a star volleyball player he lied about attending the college. kevin mccarthy decided today to reward congressman catch me if you can instead. we begin with a noteworthy example of how the fbi can go wrong. back in the 1960s, dr. martin luther king jr. criticized the fbi. for failing to enforce civil rights. particularly in the south. hoover denounced the critique by calling king the mos
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And i was lucky. i have a beautiful 26-year-old now. this is actually hurting our healthcare providers and families who are trying to make difficult decisions in the moment and it s trying to penalize healthcare providers who just are providing the most important healthcare advice to their patients. it s really outrageous and dangerous and absolutely ludicrous. i would be laughing except it s dangerous. they are trying to penalize women who are trying to get pills. as you said. in alabama. this is an extremist agenda that is going to lose them the election, but it s also going to create a lot of fear and hurt a lot of women across this country. put particularly for black, brown, and indigenous women who are already strained in terms of getting the healthcare services they need. i worry about this. i ve had three of these lovely
I managed to hobble here. but normal is increasingly bad, according to these new figures. 24%, that s more than 16,000 emergency ambulances, waited for an hour or more before they unloaded passengers last week. fair pay! when do we want it? now! yesterday s walk out was the first in three decades. people were urged to only dial 999 if it was life threatening. it seems they listened. it s been very busy in the last week or so, up about 20% here in wales on this time last year, but yesterday was quieter. demand was certainly kinder to us and it s possible of course that communities across wales have listened to the advice that was given and sought healthcare advice in other places. has she ever had a heart attack, or has she got angina? the concern now, and heading to the weekend, is of a delayed surge. we know that the pressure is going to mount over
It s been very busy in the last week or so, up about 20% here in wales on this time last year, but yesterday was quieter. demand was certainly kinder to us and it s possible of course that communities across wales have listened to the advice that was given and sought healthcare advice in other places. has she ever had a heart attack, or has she got angina? the concern now, and heading to the weekend, is of a delayed surge. we know that the pressure is going to mount over the next couple of days, because there s very likely to be some knock on impacts including those people who didn t come forward for treatment over the past couple of days and also rescheduling operations and outpatient appointments that couldn t take place during the strike days. hopes for a resolution, though, are nowhere to be found. some ambulance workers are due out again next week. tomorrow, the rcn is expected to announce further strike dates by nurses. all that as these new nhs figures suggest a system buckling,