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work. near allen, texas 8 pe people dead and more injured ar a man began shooting. wednesday this week 5 women were shot, one killed in downtown atlanta, amy st. pierre, a more of two, wife, sister friend, she dedicated her life to keeping the weakest among us alive, she could not even go to work and stay alive in this country, amy st. pierre was killed, alleged, by a veteran of the coast guard. it wasn t just a mall or downtown office there were multiple people killed in texas neighbo...

Whatever happened to d. B. Cooper . Were going to talk with a sleuth about the piece of evidence from the 1971 hijacking. He is now suing to be able to see. Plus, another major legal blow for donald trump after losing an appeal. He is set to go on trial on monday in a civil case with the new York Attorney general asking for a 250 million penalty. And now were learning multiple trumps are on the witness list. And leading this hour, cue the music for the 2024 lead. Yes. The veritable Second Coming...

Inspiration, Community and Connection at the 2023 WELL Summit

“The Future of Healthcare 2023 – The Surgeons General Roundtable” will be held at Dartmouth Health’s Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center (DHMC) and stream live on YouTube from 9:30-11:00 am.

Renowned Public Health and Design Leaders To Headline IWBIs WELL Summit ...

Just days after Minnesota lawmakers narrowly passed a bill to flood the state with the drug THC, addiction profiteers made their next move.

Around individuals is conducive to people coming together, not too you often where we pick up our phones and disconnect. trey: i will let you go, i dont know the surgeon general. you may know him, i know it good he is putting things out like this to educate us. to me it has nothing to do with politics it is healthcare. the last word. >> i agree, he is a good buddy of mine, we know each other the surgeons general, we need to find bipartisan things to rally around, everyone can agree no matter you...

1898: The USS Panther arrived in Key West with a Marine Corps battalion under the command of Lt. Col. Robert W. Huntington.

Annual Lectures Each year, the Associates host a lecture in the Historical Library. Past speakers have included Nobel Laureates, writers, professors and Surgeons General who have lectured on a wide variety of topics relating to medicine.

The National Women’s Hall of Fame announced this week that 2015 inductee Jean Kilbourne has been elected president of its board of directors, the first inductee to serve as president