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A recap of the days headlines and a look at whats in store for tomorrow. Camp says he supports via the of the democrats should embrace because of impeachment and not something that will motivate republicans to get to the ballot box. Good evening. Theres a lot of talks, democrats split on this because they are not sure if it is good for them or not. s camp says internal polling shows 32 of democrats are uncomfortable with candidates talking about impeachment the 21 of republicans, the highest percentage of those worried about this, wont keep republicans home and theres always concern in washing...

Well. gavin is cutting 4600 beds across 13 state prisons. so for those following at home, more criminals on the streets and less money to stop them from committing more crimes. sounds like the california way. you better remember this gavin, someday, maybe sooner than later an american majority founder joins us now. and, this doesn't really surprise us, but he is going to spin it as success. how could he? >> that would be insane but i guess it is him so what should we expect? at the real figure, feet, is probably not 27 billion, estimates are showing it is probably about $46 billion is the re...

A new Virginia Commonwealth University study shows that opioid use disorders are underdiagnosed and undertreated among formerly incarcerated Virginians enrolled in Medicaid. Among the 4,652 adults released from state prisons in 2022, the study shows 85% were enrolled in Medicaid within one month of their release. While 13%, or 514 of these adults had a […] The post Study: Opioid use disorders are undertreated among formerly incarcerated Virginians on Medicaid appeared first on Virginia Mercury.

Alaskans in state prisons would be allowed to use tablet PCs in their cells for education and legal purposes, according to a new bill passed by the Alaska House of Representatives on Thursday. House Bill 330, sponsored by Rep. Sarah Vance, R-Homer, partially reverses a longtime ban on electronic devices for state prisoners, but only […] The post Aiming for rehab, House-passed bill would allow some tablet computers in Alaska prison cells appeared first on Alaska Beacon.

There’s a concept in transportation called induced demand. Say you have a four-lane highway running through a city. It’s jammed with vehicles. So officials widen the road to six lanes, to ease congestion and driver stress. Does that relieve traffic? Yes. But only for a time. Within a few days or weeks, the roads will […] The post Alabama can’t build its way out of the prison crisis appeared first on Alabama Reflector.