988 Lifeline for Mental Health Needs Wider National Support
The 988 crisis line, live nationwide since July 2022, could transform mental health care and emergency responses if states and federal funding align. California passed AB 988 to fund 13 centers including Didi Hirsch, while federal backing and standards remain pending. Congress debates five years of funding and Medicaid expansion with HR 7116 as midterm politics loom.
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Los Angeles County
U.S
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D-Calif
Substance Abuse and
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Washington
Congress
Ukraine
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United States
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Walnut Creek
Gazette invites editor letters with contact details
The Medina Gazette outlines letters to the editor guidelines noting editors may edit for brevity and accuracy. Letters should be 250 words or fewer and must include name, full home address, and telephone number for verification, with email preferred and postal options provided.
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UATX Founder Seeks an Elite, Nonpartisan University Alternative
Pano Kanelos, longtime scholar and president of St John’s College, leads the embryonic University of Austin with a plan for a nonpartisan campus culture that values robust argument and liberal arts. He argues today’s higher ed system is fractured, and UATX aims to attract top minds from Harvard Princeton Yale and others, offering a safe space for intellectually adventurous study.
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Saul Bellow
Augie March
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Boston
Bellow
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Annapolis
University of Austin
Texas
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Jefferson
University of Virginia
John Marshall
America
Kudzu
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Throat
U.S
Wall Street Journal
UATX
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Harvard
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Yale
Dartmouth
Columbia
Sorbonne
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Chronicle of Higher Education Reports
Bari Weiss
Niall Ferguson
Trump faces renewed scrutiny as GOP turns wary in 2024 race
Carl P. Leubsdorf surveys a shifting Republican landscape as a USA TODAY Suffolk poll shows fewer Republicans want Trump to run in 2024. He cites ongoing investigations including Georgia election interference and the Jan 6 docs case, while DeSantis and rivals gain traction. The piece notes lingering party distrust and the potential impact of Trump on the eventual nominee and electorate.
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New York
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Appeals Court
Suffolk
Florida
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