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Move over Clark Griswold: Alabama schools dishing out bonuses during coronavirus Updated Dec 15, 2020; Posted Dec 15, 2020 Baldwin County Superintendent Eddie Tyler speaks during a ribbon cutting ceremony outside the new high school and middle school opened in Orange Beach, Ala., on Monday, August 10, 2020. Tyler announced last week that all employees within the school system is receiving a $1,000 check called "extraordinary compensation." (John Sharp/jsharp@al.com). Facebook Share The jelly-...

Date Time ASIC places restrictions on Regional Express following continuous disclosure failures ASIC has restricted Regional Express Holdings Limited (REX) from issuing a reduced-content prospectus and using exemptions for reduced disclosure in fundraising documents until 14 December 2021. The decision means REX will not be able to rely on reduced-disclosure rules and instead must issue a full prospectus in order to raise funds from investors. ASIC’s decision was based on REX’s failure to d...

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Share Host Jonah Comstock welcomes John Sharp to the show on the occasion of his retirement from HIMSS. Until recently the director of thought advisory at HIMSS, John has worn many hats in his career and become one of the most well-known, respected and beloved voices in the digital health community.  We talked about that community, Johns career, and all the ways the space has changed and developed – not to mention where we see it headed next. Talking points: Health 2.0, Medicine 2.0 ...

Brooke Angonia and a handful of her loved ones were some of the only people in Reed Arena on Wednesday afternoon when she walked the stage at Texas A&M University’s graduation ceremony.  Due to COVID-19 precautions, when a graduate’s name was read, that person and invited guests immediately left the building to avoid any crowding at the end.  Being the last person to graduate during the mid-day ceremony and one of the only people in the room because of it didn’t curb Angoni...

Opinion holds him accountable. and its sad hes saying he doesnt know anything about this, where the mall is and he hasnt heard these women. gadstens is a small town. its sad since hes so big on the ten commandments. i think theres going to be a hardened base and use the bible to justify these acts that roy moore has done. i think there are a lot of good, god-fearing people listening to this and they know these stories ring so true for women across the state and america. they cant look the other ...

Today comparable with the tapes are the pervasive nature of e-mails. and mr. sessions may be pulled up short with something like that. we dont know all the evidence available at this point. but, don, hes playing a dangerous game because his statements are not only incomplete, theyre now frequently inconsistent. >> yeah. but democrats were quick, john, to cut him off today. especially when they didnt think he was being consistent. >> true. they did. and the congressman was one of the better ones ...

Get some of the political fever off of him. >> john, if sessions goes ahead with the investigation of trumps opponents, peter baker said this would shatter norms established after watergate. what do you think? >> i think it absolutely would. richard nixon laid the predicate how you could influence the justice department. thats a watermark no one wants to repeat. hopefully trump wont go there and sessions will honor his testimony today. >> thank you all. when we come back, the list now stands a...

Attorney general jeff sessions in the hotseat today testifying before the house judiciary committee and changing his story on russia. lets discuss now. good evening to all of you. so good to have you on. john, you first. there were many heated exchanges during the sessions testimony where he insists he did not lie. watch. >> you did have communications with the russians last year, isnt that right? just yes or no. >> i had a meeting with the russian ambassador, yes. >> thats exactly the opposite ...

Alabama judge roy moore refusing to tonight to quit the senate race despite heavy pressure from republicans on capitol hill. lets bring in beth clayton, contributor to the voice of alabama politics. and john sharp, reporter for alabama media group. good evening to both of you. so john, a defiant roy moore he took to the stage tonight at the god save america conference in jackson, alabama, blaming attacks on him on the media and vowing to keep fighting. heres a portion of what he had to say. >> i...