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Lawmakers push for ‘equitable action’ to fund fight against climate change

Lawmakers push for ‘equitable action’ to fund fight against climate change

by Andrew Marquardt | Mar 9, 2022 | Environment, Featured

WASHINGTON — Lawmakers from both parties Wednesday vowed to develop a federal plan to “deliver actionable tools and resources” to fight climate change in the wake of a series of recent climate reports that outline the urgent need to reduce carbon...
Doctors, companies push to keep looser pandemic-era rules for prescribing opioid addiction treatment via telemedicine

Doctors, companies push to keep looser pandemic-era rules for prescribing opioid addiction treatment via telemedicine

by Andrew Marquardt | Mar 9, 2022 | Featured, Health

WASHINGTON — It got a lot easier for patients with opioid addiction to get their medication remotely during the pandemic — and now addiction doctors and telehealth companies are pushing Congress to make those flexibilities permanent. Before Covid-19, patients...
Lawmakers Show Strong Bipartisan Support for Ukraine, Concern About JCPOA

Lawmakers Show Strong Bipartisan Support for Ukraine, Concern About JCPOA

by Julia Shapero | Mar 9, 2022 | Featured, National Security

WASHINGTON — In a rare show of bipartisanship, lawmakers from both parties urged the Biden administration on Tuesday to take further actions against Russia and to increase support for Ukraine amid the Russian invasion of its neighbor. “Until Putin relents, we must...
Native Americans in Chicago have high opioid death rates. So why won’t they get tribal settlement money?

Native Americans in Chicago have high opioid death rates. So why won’t they get tribal settlement money?

by Andrew Marquardt and Hannah Schoenbaum | Mar 8, 2022 | Featured, Health, Urban Indian Healthcare

CHICAGO – Sarina DiMaso, a citizen of the Chiricahua Apache and Taino Nations, stumbled into her Chicago home seven years ago after a drug and alcohol binge to find her 24-year-old daughter, Nicole, dead by suicide in DiMaso’s bedroom. Riddled with guilt and trapped...
Native American veterans encompass resilience, overcome health care challenges

Native American veterans encompass resilience, overcome health care challenges

by Catherine Buchaniec, Courtney Degen and Jonathan Lehrfeld | Mar 8, 2022 | Featured, Living, Urban Indian Healthcare

For Melodi Serna, 44, serving in the military is a family tradition. Her great grandfather served in World War I, her great aunt in World War II, her grandfather in Korea, and her great uncle in Vietnam, she said. “Then it was my turn,” said Serna, who is...
Truckers rally on D.C. Beltway amid rollback of mandates

Truckers rally on D.C. Beltway amid rollback of mandates

by Catherine Buchaniec, Allison Novelo and Julia Shapero | Mar 7, 2022 | Featured, Politics

A convoy of truckers from around the country converged on the Capital Beltway outside Washington on Sunday to protest vaccine and mask mandates, continuing to rally behind the movement even as its demands have been undercut by the rollback of COVID-19 restrictions in...
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