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Further two week recess. There is more on this glimmer of bipartisan progress just ahead. By then administration also putting its weight behind fighting a surge of Violent Crimes in the country. Homicides up 24 , gonna salts up 22 over the same period last year, late today the president and Attorney General outlined a new anti crime strategy focused on getting more money to Police Departments and to violence Intervention Programs while cracking down on socalled rogue gun dealers. Zero tolerance ...

Right now. Good evening from new york, im chris hayes. You know, ever since human beings started congregating in institutions of what we would call a higher learning, colleges, universities, conservatives and traditionalists have been freaked out but just were dangerous ideas were being shared their. I mean, really the whole dangerous ideas coming out of universities is literally as old as universities themselves. It has been a core reactionary concern for millennia. Just like everything else, t...

Of europes paranoid about refugees, but austrian effigies, driven refuse, theyd walk in the men more than the u.s.. europe has previously been divided, now it is more united. rightly, you asked or the infrastructure is like for both processing, which i think is pretty good, and then for supporting and integrating of this becomes a long term conflict. i think that there is the potential infrastructure there, not just among state systems, among the organizations, among the government, but also in ...

Border is long past. if we as a country can welcome ukrainians at the u.s. mexico border to apply for asylum, we can welcome central americans to apply for asylum. im not saying that everybody who applies for asylum should receive it, that everybody should be able to go through a fair and equitable process. the administration is long overdue in lifting title 42. really, trying to begin to restore some justice towards the asylum system. >> ali, i only have 30 seconds left. if someone is watching ...

PUNS and Adult Developmental Disability Supports: Understanding Your Options

Despite their undisputed effectiveness in protecting children — and even though Kentucky has some of the highest rates of child maltreatment and opioid abuse in the nation — family recovery courts are still not widely available throughout the state. Kentucky previously funded several family drug courts, but they were eliminated in 2010 due to budget cuts. Now, over a decade later, the state legislature has decided to restore some of this funding — but only in Jefferson County.

Plaintiffs allege the state’s Medicaid program has caused young people with serious mental health conditions to suffer unnecessarily, ending up in hospitals and residential treatment programs because they can’t access vital services.

Advocates say family recovery courts — also known as family drug courts — are crucial in protecting children from abuse and neglect, which often go hand in hand with addiction. In fact, nearly half of the Kentucky children who died or were severely injured from maltreatment in 2020 also experienced substance misuse in their homes.

Plaintiffs allege the state’s Medicaid program has caused young people with serious mental health conditions to suffer unnecessarily, ending up in hospitals and residential treatment programs because they can’t access vital services.

The successful melding of church and state has occurred in Montana with the opening of the ‘Faith and Community Based Services’ office inside the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services.