Archive for June 2025

A separation agreement for the university’s “voluntary faculty retirement incentive program” includes a clause, first reported by Indiana Public Media, that states employees “shall not defame, or otherwise disparage, the University or any of its successors, divisions, or affiliates, or any of their respective current or former trustees, officers, employees, agents, representatives, attorneys, or insurers, in their representative as well as their individual capacities,” according to a copy of an agreement shared with The Chronicle. They must also agree “not to make negative statements of any kind regarding the University.”

Yentel also commented on broader political dynamics in her defense of the sector:
“These actions aren’t about government efficiency or about reform. They are attempted censorship disguised as accountability. This is weaponization of the federal government to chill dissent, and it is wrong whatever party is in control. In a functioning and healthy democracy, nonprofits must be free to identify and meet local needs, without political interference. Fear of retribution, or facing punishment for holding a different point of view from those in political power.”

Natasha Hamilton is a member of the Care Home Relatives Scotland pressure group which has been campaigning for Anne’s Law

Figures from the HSE, seen by Breakingnews, show that at the end of April, 12,106 children were waiting for their first contact from the Child Disability Network Team (CDNT). Of that figure, 8298 children are waiting over a year for first contact.

Individuals who downloaded the app could be considered in possession of a seditious publication, contravening domestic security legislation, the Safeguarding National Security Ordinance, police said. The force added that those who provided money or financial help to the game’s developer, including making in-app purchases, with the intent to fund acts of secession or subversion of state power, also risk committing an offence under the national security law.

Members of a class working toward becoming homeless service workers eat lunch during a tour at the Midnight Mission homeless shelter on Skid Row.

On July 1st-2nd, The Forum on Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders will host a public workshop to address to examine how health and human services structures influence mental health and substance use disorder (MHSUD) outcomes, particularly in communities with limited access to care.