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Sen. Mike Braun's 2018 campaign was accused of illegally accepting millions of dollars of prohibited loans in a FEC draft audit report.

Officials allegedly tried to use their position and influence to pressure a hospital to treat an 82-year-old patient with ivermectin.

The state’s power grid could still be at risk under extreme winter conditions, according to the Electric Reliability Council of Texas, but should operate fine under normal conditions.

With a commitment from President Cyril Ramaphosa to open South Africa’s rail network to third-party freight operators, Africa’s largest private rail freight operator Traxtion is poised to lead the way. With current projects operating successfully in South Africa and across Africa the rail freight company is assessing its options for raising significant capital in advance of the introduction of structural reform in South Africa to ensure that a meaningful number of trainsets are introduced into the country.

An investigation into a complaint that public officials tried to intimidate employees of St. Peter's Health in Helena, into treating a COVID-19 patient with unapproved medication uncovered a voicemail left by former state senator and current Public Service Commission member, Jennifer Fielder, in which she said she didn't think “senators would be too happy to hear about” the hospital's care of the patient.