Theyre facing ongoing threats. By delaying their cases for 10 days, 20 dies or 120 days that means they could be killed while theyre waiting for the Supreme Court to make a decision on this case inch the Supreme Court willfully hear the case when they return in the fall but given that this is supposed to be a temporary travel ban lasting 90 and 120 days, the whole thing may be over before the court actually even begins to hear arguments. Reporting from outside the Supreme Court, lana zak channel6 action news. Back to you brian and monica. All right, lana. The Supreme Court is also agreed to take on a new dispute involving gay rights and religion. The today the justices said they will that consider a case out of colorado. A state court cited with a samesex couple after they accused of baker of discrimination for refusing to make them a wedding cake. The Supreme Court will review the colorado courts decision this coming fall. Were also following developing news out of washington where th
Good afternoon. This hearing will come to order. I want to welcome everyone who has joined us today. Today, we will address the lack of oversight and internal controls regarding controlled substances within the Veterans Health administration that leave facilities open to Drug Diversion and veteran harm. The diversion of drugs from Va Health Care facilities is an incredible Patient Safety issue that puts veterans, va employees, and the public at tremendous risk. Unfortunately, the news has recently been filled with story after story of Drug Diversion within va. In little rock, arkansas, a va Pharmacy Technician reportedly used his access to medical suppliers websites to order and divert 4,000 oxycodone pills, over 3,000 hydrocodone pills, and more than 14,000 viagra and cialis pills at a cost to va of more than 70,000. This technician was allegedly selling these drugs on the street where they had a value of more than 160,000. At a va facility in florida, a registered nurse was apparentl
A TOTAL of 23,013 cases of rabies and 24 deaths were recorded in Bulacan in 2023, the Bulacan Provincial Health Office (PHO) reported.Based on the 2023 Rabies Prevention and Control Program Accomplishment Report of the PHO-Public Health, animal bite cases in Bulacan increased by 4 percent in the year 2023 with 53,013 cases compared to 50,809 cases in 2022 from the 3.8 million population in the province.