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russias expectations of a quick defeat and the taking of kyiv were quickly dismissed as ukraine fought back and reversed much of russias early gains. in kyiv, on the anniversary, a solemn ceremony. [ speaking non-english ] >> ukraines president zelenskyy remains the very public face of ukraines resistance and was defiant in his speech. >> translator: if we all do our homework, victory will be inevitable. i am certain there will be victory. >> western allies this week pledging more mili...

DOTHAN, Ala (WDHN) —School officials are asking a Houston County Judge to expel a student for a second time, stating the courts had no right reinstating him as a student after his initial expulsion. The lawsuit names the affected student as “J.C.”, who suffers from Attention-Deficit/Hyper-Activity Disorder and Oppositional Defiant Disorder and is protected under […]

This case could draw a line in the sand regarding how far schools must go to accommodate pupils who require attention beyond what their classmates receive.

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Sheriff kevin sunmer used handcuffs in the fall to restrain an 8-year-old boy and a 9-year-old girl by putting the cuffs on their arms behind their backs. both students had previously been diagnosed with attention deficit hyper activity disorder. tonight the sheriff issued a statement saying deputy sumner responded to the call and did what hes sworn to do. i steadfastly stand behind deputy sumner. up next, sandra blands sister and her family attorney will join us. can a business have a mind? a...

The kentucky police officer who used handcuffs to restrain two elementary school students with disabilities has been named in a federal lawsuit claiming he violated their rights. according to the suit deputy sheriff kevin sunmer used handcuffs in the fall to restrain an 8-year-old boy and a 9-year-old girl by putting the cuffs on their arms behind their backs. both students had previously been diagnosed with attention deficit hyper activity disorder. tonight the sheriff issued a statement saying...

Antipsychotic drugs for 1 in 3 teenagers that visit them. thats up about 1 in 11. many psychiatrists are giving antipsychotic drugs to kids and teenagers off label which means prescriptioning them for things other than what they are approved. for example disruptive behaviors like attention deficit hyper activity disorder. they have approved the antipsychotic drugs for schizophrenia disorder but not adhd. >> there is no roof it works for that. >> it could be very dangerous. for more information o...

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