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US federal budget allocation debates

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Latest: US federal spending on welfare exceeds military budget

The discussion regarding United States fiscal priorities has centered on the allocation of federal discretionary and national budgets between military and social sectors. A proposed discretionary budget presented by the

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Minneapolis shooting of Alex Pretti by federal agents

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Latest: Alex Pretti family seeks justice after fatal Minneapolis shooting by federal agents

On January 24, 2026, Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old intensive-care nurse at a Veterans Affairs facility in Minneapolis, was shot and killed by Customs and Border Protection agents during a federal immigration-enforcement ope

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UK and US homelessness and social support initiatives

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Latest: UK Government announces funding to tackle homelessness and care leaver isolation

The United Kingdom, the United States, and various government agencies have launched several funding initiatives to address homelessness and social isolation. In the United Kingdom, the Office for Veterans' Affairs anno

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US Department of Veterans Affairs EHR rollout

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Latest: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs begins nationwide health record rollout in Indiana

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is advancing healthcare through medical research and the implementation of a new Federal Electronic Health Record (EHR) system. Initial efforts included using the National Veterans

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US VA expands psychedelic trials for veteran PTSD

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Latest: Heroic Hearts Project uses psychedelics to treat veteran PTSD

Mid‑July reports highlighted the absence of new pharmacologic PTSD options in the U.S., prompting clinics such as AtBrainHealth Solutions in Costa Mesa to adopt the five‑day, high‑dose SAINT TMS protocol. With no approve

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