Student wounded in Texas high school shooting
A 16 year old boy is in custody after a Monday morning shooting at Italy High School in Italy Texas that injured a 15 year old girl who was airlifted to Parkland Memorial Hospital. The sheriff's office did not disclose the girl's condition.
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Trump infrastructure plan shifts half federal funds to incentives
A draft of President Trump’s $1 trillion infrastructure framework proposes Congress and states share costs, with about 50 percent of federal money funneled into a new incentive program to mobilize private and local funding. The plan also carves out rural grants, transformational projects, private activity bonds, toll flexibility, and faster airport and water projects, aiming to spur up to $1.6 trillion in total spending.
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Pope Francis apologizes for Chile abuse comments
In Lima the pope apologized for saying victims must provide proof against bishop Juan Barros and for implying slander toward critics. He defended Barros, referenced Barros’ 2015 appointment, and reaffirmed a no tolerance stance while a separate apology to abuse victims had been issued earlier in the trip.
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Boston
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VA Health Service Softens Stance On Medical Marijuana
The Veterans Health Administration issues guidance urging veterans and doctors to discuss marijuana use and possible drug interactions while keeping a federal prohibition on doctors recommending state approved programs. Advocates note misunderstandings harm veterans, call for clearer staff guidance and patient safety.
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CARE Warns 70 Million Suffering in Hidden Crises Worldwide
CARE International named North Korea Eritrea and Burundi among the 10 least-reported major emergencies in 2017. Laurie Lee said about 70 million people suffer in silence, receiving only two percent of needed funding, with 18 million in North Korea lacking adequate food.
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