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CMS has faulted Eastland and six others in the past few years related to efforts to discharge patients to homeless shelters, most of which were ultimately carried out.

The woman had been caught drinking beer at her residence in the Eastland Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, in Columbus, prompting an involuntary discharge.

In some of the facilities cited by CMS, the providers allegedly failed to ensure patients got their medications as they were discharged to homeless shelters. »

The whole thing is a bit dry, as parliamentary committees tend to be, but the conversation is interesting.

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Stop Killing Games at the European Parliament | Full Hearing Highlights - YouTube Watch On. »

The US has lifted sanctions restrictions on the purchase of Russian oil and petroleum products loaded on vessels for 30 days, despite earlier public assurances that the licences would not be renewed.

On 13 March, the US lifted sanctions on Russian oil that had been loaded onto tankers at sea at that time.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent later said Washington's easing of sanctions on Russian oil would only bring Moscow "insignificant" revenue of about US$2 billion. »

On Friday, April 10, as FBI Director Kash Patel was preparing to leave work for the weekend, he struggled to log into an internal computer system.

An FBI director is expected to be available and focused on his job—especially when the nation is at war with a state sponsor of terrorism.

During Patel’s confirmation hearing to be FBI director, the Republican chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Chuck Grassley, expressed optimism that Trump’s nominee would implement much-needed reforms. »