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SNAs being asked to carry out “demeaning” work in some schools

Representatives from Fórsa trade union met last week to discuss the accreditation of SNAs

Irish Mirror

Can the FDA Stop States From Banning Abortion Pills?

The FDA could work with the Department of Justice to sue states over mifepristone bans. But should it?

Reason

Manchin: Commission on veterans facilities to be dismantled

Sen. Joe Manchin says a group of U.S. senators has agreed to effectively dismantle a commission tasked by the Department of Veterans Affairs to carry out closures, downsizing and other medical facility changes nationwide

The Independent UK

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Social welfare officers join garda checkpoints to check for five different offences

Gardai team up with the Department of Social Protection, Revenue and Customs

Dublin Live

Government department removes Chinese cameras that caught Matt Hancock’s affair

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has said it will remove cameras made by Chinese CCTV firm Hikvision.

Evening Standard

Secretary of State says US will continue to advocate for reproductive health around the world, even as rights curtailed at home

Antony Blinken said he rarely discusses Supreme Court rulings but wanted to ‘be clear’ after Friday decision

The Independent UK

Social welfare officers joining garda checkpoints and checking for five different offences

The presence of Social Welfare officers is to detect people working while also claiming unemployment payments

Irish Mirror

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Pentagon under pressure after Supreme Court’s abortion decision

The Supreme Court decision ending a constitutional right to an abortion puts immediate pressure on the Pentagon, which has struggled to clarify how it will address the health-care expectations of female troops, and female spouses of troops.

Tribune News Service

Andhra Pradesh: School Education Department racing against time to implement RTE Act

Section 12 (1) C of the Act mandates reservation of 25% seats for EWS children in private schools at the entry level

The Hindu

5 Ways Biden's New Title IX Rules Will Eviscerate Due Process on Campus

The new rules would drop live hearings, bring back the single-investigator model, and limit accused students' options.

Reason

Federal authorities search home of Trump-era Department of Justice official

The raid came before the January 6 select committee would hear testimony about Jeffrey Clark’s actions

The Independent UK

Department of Social Protection warn of convincing scam catching people out over phone and text

"We urge you to be extremely cautious if you receive such a call or text message"

Irish Mirror

Ireland in 'ongoing contact' with France over military exercise in Atlantic

The Department of Foreign Affairs said it is in contact with the French authorities in relation to a missile or rocket-firing exercise planned for this week

Irish Mirror

The Earth's Corr: 'Gold diggers' now have access to a quarter of Northern Ireland

Department for Economy has issued 13 prospecting licences since 2016 with another four under consideration

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Glider: North and South Belfast business case 'well advanced'

"This is not the pace of change that is needed in a climate emergency"

Belfast Live

Belfast road closures as major maintenance scheme begins

The work is expected to be carried out over two weekends

Los Angeles Times

Jan. 6 committee will cooperate with Justice Department 'in due time,' chairman says

WASHINGTON — The House committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol received a formal request by the Department of Justice to share copies of its witness interviews, which the committee will do "in due time," chairman Rep. Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., said Thursday.

ABC News

SA's anti-corruption watchdog reveals 'political sensitivities' partly to blame for reluctance to report government contractor

An ICAC investigation has found the Department of Innovation and Skills "enabled" a dodgy contractor to defraud it "hundreds of thousands of dollars over several years."

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Benzinga

Appeals Court Judge Overturns Pennsylvania's Controversial Vape Recall: Cannabis Companies Cheer, Health Dept. Appeals

A Commonwealth Court judge ruled to allow Pennsylvania medical marijuana companies to resume selling vapes, taken off the market upon request of the Department Of Health last February.

Benzinga

Attorney General Merrick Garland Says Justice Dept. Intends To Address Cannabis Issues In The Coming Days

U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland said the Department of Justice (DOJ) is examining cannabis policy and will be addressing the issue “in the days ahead.”

The Hindu

Korkai exploration needs separate set of expertise: Thennarasu

On-shore work has been going on since 1968. We have found a perforated pipeline, which could have been used for distilling, says Minister

Irish Mirror

Inflation to increase National Children's Hospital costs by €51 million

Fianna Fail TD Paul McAuliffe noted that additional inflation costs 'could go as high as 100 million'

ABC News

PFAS chemical contamination at Katherine spreads as Defence removes soil

The Department of Defence says tonnes of "highly contaminated" soil will be removed and destroyed as a chemical that was found have reached Katherine's drinking water spreads through waterways.

The Independent UK

Texas police want to block officers’ body cam footage of Uvalde massacre response being released to the public

19 student and two teachers were gunned down in massacre last month

Tribune News Service

City in Washington state to pay $1.5 million to settle dispute with assistant police chief who displayed Nazi insignia

SEATTLE — The city of Kent will pay more than $1.5 million to settle a dispute with a former assistant police chief who was disciplined for posting a Nazi rank insignia on his office door and joking about the Holocaust.

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