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Pennsylvania to require written, verbal consent for pelvic, rectal exams by med students

A new Pennsylvania law will mandate that doctors, come January, receive verbal and written consent before medical students perform pelvic and rectal exams on anesthetized patients.

WATCH: Biden official butchers popular phrase coined by Ronald Reagan about government’s role in everyday life

Education Secretary Miguel Cardona butchered a popular phrase coined by Ronald Regan pertaining to the role of government in the everyday lives of Americans.

White House scraps Christmas fireplace stockings after Biden acknowledges grandchild for first time

The White House is ditching a tradition of hanging stockings for President Biden's grandchildren just four months after he acknowledged his seventh grandchild for the first time.

Top Mississippi Democrat gets 2 years probation in tax case

Democratic Mississippi state Rep. Earle Banks of Jackson has been sentenced to two years of probation for willfully making a false statement on a tax return.

Melania Trump expected to attend Rosalynn Carter tribute service, former President Trump not on guest list

Former Fist Lady Melania Trump will attend a tribute service for Rosalynn Carter, also a former fist lady who passed away last week at age 96.

Even Human Rights Watch admits Palestinian terrorists caused al-Ahli

Human Rights Watch, a group very hostile to Israel, issued a report saying a rocket misfire likely caused the al-Ahli hospital tragedy. How much...

NYU Law Students Vote to Oust Bar Association President Who Blamed Israel for Hamas Attack, Tore Down Hostage Posters

Workman had her job offer rescinded after sending a message to the law school blaming Israel for Hamas’s October 7 attack.

Suspect Pleads Not Guilty in Vermont Shooting of Three Palestinian College Students

Authorities have not yet determined whether the attempted murder should be considered a hate crime.

Evanston, Ill., Adopts Exciting New Solution to Underperforming Minority Schoolchildren: Jim Crow

The school board, as permitted by progressive ideology, has twisted itself into a racist pretzel.

Bill would require study of mental, academic effects of cell phone use on students in classrooms

Senate lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have drawn up legislation requiring the U.S. Department of Education to complete a study on the effects of cellphone use in K-12 classrooms on students' mental health and academic performance.

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