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Law enforcement. Just for example when i was in phoenix a couple of weeks ago to inspect the security of the super bowl i met with state and local law enforcement. It was pointed out to me that all the communications equipment, all although surveillance equipment there was funded by my department. As long as we are on this er we are unable to do these very important things for Homeland Security. So we need a fully funded department of Homeland Security especially in these challenging times. So t...

Vanderbilt hired Mark Byington away from James Madison just three days after he led the Dukes to a first-round upset of Wisconsin in the NCAA Tournament. School officials at Vanderbilt announced the hiring Monday. Byington will be officially introduced at a Thursday afternoon news conference at Vanderbilt’s Memorial Gym.

Vanderbilt University Medical Center is teaming up with law enforcement and an Antioch youth mentorship nonprofit to inspire at-risk youth to choose a violence-free future.

Also: MDsave adds to network; FDA changes allow local LGBT blood donation

Beginning Monday, more gay and bisexual individuals will be able to donate blood in Middle Tennessee following updated regulations made by the Food and Drug Administration.

New data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows HIV infections dropped, but this drop was mostly among whites.

Federal health agencies are exploring opportunities to offer mpox prevention initiatives and vaccinations at LGBTQ events this summer.

Last week, Gov. Bill Lee signed a pair of bills targeting drag shows and trans health care. Here are ways to help the queer community.

Health care settings that advertise surgical and hormonal procedures for gender-confused youth as young as 13 are throwing their offerings down the memory hole, following exposure by critics of [...]

In the passing away of Aly Alp Ercelaan, in a Peshawar hospital on November 26, Pakistan’s economics profession has been robbed of a highly...