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Texas dentists pay $3.1 million to resolve allegations they faked services provided for children, U.S. Attorneys Office says The settlement also resolves allegations that the dentists submitted claims using Medicaid provider numbers misrepresenting the dentists who did the procedures. Credit: Jon Tyson on Unsplash Author: Jay Wallis (WFAA) Updated: 5:07 PM CDT May 14, 2021 Some Texas dentists and companies paid millions of dollars for a scam involving fake servic...

Psalm 98 John 15:9-17 Of course, Francis is not the first pope to make waves. The behavior of Peter, precursor of all popes, could have turned Lake Placid into a surfers dream. Todays reading from Acts offers a rather bland rendition of a conflict in which Peter got caught between popular opinion and the work of the Holy Spirit. Peters final conclusion was far more momentous than Francis "Who am I to judge?" Chapters 10-15 of Acts tell the tale of ethnic and religious tensions that could have b...

If you took your window air conditioner out last fall and tucked it away in the basement or garage figuring that all the months of it being in storage are enough to dry it out and be ready for this season, youd be wrong. Get our free mobile app This is something that most of us dont think about but we really should. We have air purifiers and dehumidifiers and all sorts of things to keep the air in our home clean and smelling fresh but if youre putting in a dirty window air conditioner and turni...

Positive Self-Talk Doesn’t Really Work What to do instead.   “Positive affirmations” are self-talk techniques. They are statements like “I am strong”, “I am grateful, and “I’m free to create the life I desire” meant to be repeated daily. People who use affirmations aim to reverse the limiting belief “I am not enough.” Affirmations usually come as recordings to be listened to daily, writing routines every morning (a bit like the punishment we got in school), or phone remin...

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Photo: Equality NC, via Facebook. North Carolina lawmakers are pushing two bills attacking transgender youth’s ability to access gender-affirming health care treatments, including one measure that would force teachers to “out” trans or gender-nonconforming students to their parents — potentially putting them at risk of abuse. The two bills are part of a larger slate of anti-transgender and anti-LGBTQ measures introduced by Republicans this year, and mirror nearly-identical efforts in 29...

Hollywood Comes to Syracuse To Film Teen Comedy Movie The next time you take a trip to Syracuse, keep your eyes peeled because you never know who you might spot roaming the streets. People like Paris Jackson, the daughter of the late Michael Jackson, comedian Margaret Cho, or even Disneys Skai Jackson. Get our free mobile app According to Hulu, Paris Jackson has joined the cast of a movie which is being filmed in Syracuse. Also part of the cast is comedian Margaret Cho who you’ll recognize fr...

Close On his first day as the POTUS (President of the US), president-elect Joe Biden will immediately put the battle against climate crisis on his top priorities. He will start by blocking the Keystone XL pipeline and rejoining the Paris Climate Agreement. (Photo : Jon Tyson on Unsplash) Bidens stern action towards combatting climate change has experts warning him that the environmental battles would not come in easy and will definitely take a significant effort during his presidency. In an act...

Humanitarian aid. Credit Jon Tyson. The biggest study of its kind has proven the link between local political context and the risk that humanitarian aid money is lost to corruption. The study also provides reassurance that the controls that donors may insist upon can be effective at preventing money going astray. The paper “Controlling Corruption in Development Aid: new evidence from contract-level data” is published in the Studies in Comparative International Developmen...