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The DOJ has accused CHEST and other medical journals of scientific bias, demanding responses to a list of questions by May 2, 2025.
College acceptance letters bring excitement and possibility. Yet for some students, the timing isn't right. Deferring college ...
The DOJ has sent letters to CHEST and other journals asking that editors answer questions about bias and misinformation.
Republican activist Edward Martin Jr., who is currently serving as interim U.S. attorney in Washington, D.C., sent a letter to CHEST Journal and at least two other unnamed publications earlier this ...
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Boing Boing on MSNDOJ's menacing letter to med journals "a chill down the spine of scientists"The Department of Justice recently sent letters to perhaps "tens" of scientific journals, accusing them of being "partisan" ...
One of the DOJ letters, signed by the interim U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, Edward R. Martin Jr., first went ...
The peer-reviewed medical journal CHEST publishes research in pulmonary care and sleep medicine. Why is the DOJ sending it a ...
Edward R. Martin Jr., U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, sent a list of questions to CHEST Editor-in-Chief Peter ...
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Raw Story on MSN'Freakishly incoherent': Trump DOJ official dragged after 'poorly written' threatThe interim U.S. Attorney for Washington, D.C., is being derided online after sending a threat letter critics call ...
To understand why our approach to economic development makes no sense, look no further than the new Dillons in The Crossing at KU. This project is supported by Tax Increment Financing, a subsidy ...
I’m writing from Morgantown, West Virginia — a fellow university town — to express concern as a mother whose daughter is a student at Purdue and proudly calls Tippecanoe County her second home.
He said the reforms cover specific areas like conditions of grant of Statutory Right of Occupancy, contents of the Statutory Right of Occupancy Bill, contents of Letter of Acceptance/Refusal of offer ...
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