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Foster Parent Second Amendment Case Sent Back to Trial Court in Light of Bruen

From today's Wisconsin Court of Appeals summary disposition in Lafferty v. Amundson (decided by Justices Gundrum, Neubauer & Grogan): Brian and Katie Lafferty appeal from a circuit court order rejecting the Laffertys' constitutional challenges to [a] Department of Children and Families Rule, which imposes certain firearm storage requirements for foster…

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Anger in Leixlip as Department in dispute with council over refugee centre

There was outrage in the north Kildare town when trees were felled at the historic Ryevale House

Dublin Live

Sure Start potential cuts 'stripping away kids' futures' says NI mum

"At the end of the day it does take a village to raise a child, and Sure Start was our village in our time of need."

Belfast Live

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Westlink closure details as major resurfacing scheme to begin

The work will be along the westbound lanes, between Divis and Broadway Underpass

Belfast Live

Asylum seekers flee Clare hotel after local protesters block access with tractors

A group of 34 asylum seekers was accommodated at three holiday homes on the site of Magowna House Hotel in Inch on Monday evening

Irish Mirror

Dept of Justice shares details of 44 identified bodies found in Ireland in bid to solve mysteries

The Department outlined that it intends to publish updates to the unidentified remains data on an annual basis

Irish Mirror

Wendy Sherman, key US diplomat on China and Iran, to retire

Washington (AFP) - US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman, who managed delicate relations with China and earlier led painstaking negotiations with Iran and North Korea, said Friday she would retire, exactly 30 years after her first State Department job.

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Northern Ireland dentists warn future of service now at risk and say cuts are the wrong cure

"If the axe falls on dentistry - indeed if there is a failure to provide needed investment - this service faces collapse."

Belfast Live

Weight loss injection warning from NI Department of Health over dangers of buying 'unregulated' jabs

People are being urged to consider the implications of buying drugs online from unverified websites or dubious sources

Belfast Live

Thousands of social welfare recipients owed refund after payment error

The bonus payment of €200 was made to approximately 1.25 million eligible people

Irish Mirror

Andhra Pradesh sees significant increase in number of applicants for PolyCET-2023

The number of applicants for the PolyCET-2023 this year has increased by around 21,000 and this is being attributed to the awareness drive conducted by the department and an extensive campaign by staff of the government and private polytechnic colleges.

The Hindu

Social welfare recipients to receive refund after €200 cost of living payment error

The Department of Social Protection issued a statement informing that they will rectify the issue for 12,000 people

Irish Mirror

Leaked report shows Queensland child safety staff believe case loads are 'unsustainable' and 'problematic'

The report says workers believed their high case loads undermined their ability to help vulnerable children and families.

ABC News

Education department, Port Fairy pool operator charged after boy drowns at school event

The Year 2 Merrivale Primary School student drowned at the Belfast Aquatics Community Pool and Fitness Centre while at on a school excursion.

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Bargaining in Blue: Tennessee Senate votes to eliminate community-led police oversight boards

Bargaining in Blue, a monthly newsletter from Ballotpedia, provides news and information on police collective bargaining agreements (CBAs), including the latest news, policy debates, and insights from Ballotpedia’s analysis of police CBAs in all 50 states and the top 101 cities.

The Hindu

How the tribal settlements in Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary are reviving cultivation of millets and endemic crops through Punarjeevanam scheme

how kerala forest department revives millet cultivation and of endemic crops in chinnar in idukki district through punarjeevanam scheme

The Hindu

Government likely to ask addicts to submit for rehabilitation to avoid jail time

The department is looking to tie-up with spiritual and faith-based organisations or any organisations, including private ones, that have their own hospitals, educational institutes, counselling facilities, etc.

Belfast Live

NI early years pre-school funding cuts are 'punishing children'

The Pathway Fund is set to stop at the end of June, impacting 10,000 children and putting 500 jobs at risk

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Belfast Live

Gerry Adams unlawfully refused compensation after convictions overturned, judge rules

Conviction was reversed when "a newly discovered fact shows beyond reasonable doubt that there has been a miscarriage of justice"

Liverpool Echo

DWP pauses £301 cost of living payments in unexpected update

The Department for Work and Pensions has paused the rollout of the payments

Dublin Live

Social welfare recipients could face deductions to €200 bonus payment

The bonus is being paid out to a million people this week as part of the government's cost of living package announced back in February

Belfast Live

Leading GP issues stark warning as another medical practice hands back contract

In the past 12 months, 15 GP practices across Northern Ireland have handed back their contracts

The Hindu

Fair price shops in T.N. likely to begin selling cooking gas cylinders

The Tamil Nadu Civil Supplies Department is mulling over a proposal to make available, cooking gas cylinders at fair price shops. The Department already sells 5kg and 10kg free trade licence (FTL) cylinders belonging to the three State-run oil marketing companies (OMCs) through its supermarkets, including Tamil Nadu Urban Cooperative…

The Independent UK

$1.6M settlement reached in handcuffed prisoner's 2014 death

Nevada's Department of Corrections has agreed to pay $1.6 million to the family of a handcuffed inmate who was shot and killed in 2014 by a prison guard trainee armed with a shotgun

Irish Mirror

Parents of Mayo woman trapped in war-torn Sudan make desperate evacuation plea

Catherine and John McLoughlin, from Co Mayo, were told by officials that high-level meetings were taking place to consider the evacuation of their daughter Kathy, her husband and two young children.

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