Justine Ruszczyk: Australian killed by Minneapolis police was ‘kind, funny’ CNN Questions over why Minnesota cops had body cameras off during shooting of Australian woman Fox News Australians see woman’s shooting death by Minneapolis police officer as ‘American nightmare’ New York Daily News Medical examiner: Justine Damond died from gunshot wound to abdomen Minneapolis Star Tribune Minneapolis police officer ...
California Legislature extends state’s cap-and-trade program in rare bipartisan effort to address climate change Los Angeles Times California lawmakers vote to extend landmark climate change law Fox News Brown, Lawmakers Celebrate Bipartisan Cap-And-Trade Victory U.S. News & World Report As Gov. Jerry Brown pushes cap and trade, interest groups take up sides Sacramento Bee Full coverage Powered by WPeMatico
Two more Senate Republicans oppose health-care bill, leaving it without enough votes to pass Washington Post McConnell: Senate will try to repeal ObamaCare with delayed replacement The Hill Republican attempts to replace Obamacare fail BBC News Who’s behind GOP’s stunning defeat on health care? CNN Full coverage Powered by WPeMatico
Cameras turned off again for White House press briefing Washington Post Trump Declares ‘Hard Part Now is Done’ to Bring Jobs Back to America Voice of America President Trump seems in his element touting Made in America products ABC News White House touts ‘Made in America’ even as it seeks to cut office US firms say helps them ...
Saudi girl’s online post in miniskirt sparks backlash, calls for her arrest CBS News A video of a woman in a skirt sparks outrage in Saudi Arabia Washington Post Miniskirt Social Media Post Could Land Woman In Jail In Saudi Arabia Newsweek Probe into second cell of Iran spies completed Saudi Gazette Full coverage Powered by WPeMatico
Naval Hospital Oak Harbor in Washington State has transitioned to the MHS GENESIS electronic health record, marking a milestone as the inpatient components are now officially deployed. Powered by WPeMatico
David Waltman has worked in two capacities at the Department of Veterans Affairs, and most recently at startup focused on better using health IT to help vets and service members. Powered by WPeMatico
The agency overpaid hospitals $730 million and now two U.S. Senators want to know why it hasn’t tried harder to get that money back. Powered by WPeMatico
An employee responded to a phishing email with login credentials, which officials said the hacker used to view patient data and send emails to other staff requesting large sums of money. Powered by WPeMatico
