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Missouri, Kansas bills would criminalize some transgender health care services Sports also would be limited under the legislation Kansas, Missouri proposed bills target transgender children By: KSHB Staff and last updated 2021-03-04 10:19:38-05 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Bills moving through the Missouri and Kansas legislatures would criminalize some health care services and limit access to sports for transgender youth. Advocates in the LGBTQ community said these bills only hurt transgender children, while the lawmakers behind them said it's a move to protect children. Kansas Ho...

The one-night, livestreaming concert is presented by CT Folk on March 6 starting at 4 p.m. The show features headliner Stephen Kellogg, with guest Eric Donnelly of The Alternate Routes. The lineup also features Caravan of Thieves, The Moon Shells and Ro Godwynn. Kellogg, who has a history in Connecticut, is the former frontman with his band Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers, which went on hiatus in 2012. His most recent full-length solo release is “Objects in the Mirror,” released in 2018. He released a book of the same name last year, subtitled “Thoughts on a Perfect Life from an Imperfec...

Mr Waszczykowski told Euronews that this penalty did not actually showcase the EU standing up to Russia and Vladimir Putin. Euronews reporter Bryan Carter said: "There were mixed feelings in Brussels after the EU's top diplomats imposed new individual sanctions on close allies of Vladimir Putin in the wake of Alexei Navalny's prison sentence. "EU member states are deeply divided when it comes to diplomatic relations with Russia." Mr Waszcyzykowski insisted that the sanctions were meaningless and the gesture failed to even have any symbolic meaning. 'A meaningless penalty!' Polish MEP grills E...

EU ministers agree human rights sanctions on Russian officials February 23, 2021 File photo of Alexei Navalny. BRUSSELS — Foreign ministers from EU countries have agreed to place further sanctions against Russian officials over the jailing of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny. If approved by the European Council, it will be the first time the EU has used a new mechanism to facilitate punitive measures against human rights abuses. The agreement was reached on Monday at a meeting in Brussels, where it was said four Russian officials are being target...

Debt-laden world, rising bond yields – a toxic taper tantrum combo In May 2013, bond investors threw a tantrum after hints the U.S. Federal Reserve might slow the money-printing presses. A similar selloff now, with another $70 trillion added to global debt, could prove to be far more vicious. A 2013-style “taper tantrum” was named as one of the top market risks in BofA’s February poll of fund managers who fear a pick-up in inflation expectations might soon persuade central banks to start withdrawing or “tapering” stimulus. Some like former U.S. Treasury Secretary Larry Summers eve...