In today's episode of Underreported Stories, we delve into the troubling case of a Texas national guardsman involved in smuggling an illegal immigrant and the inconsistent penalties for illegal entry. We also discuss a Texas hospital's unkept promise to cease sex change procedures, raising questions about accountability. Additionally, we explore the presence of toxic chemicals in everyday products, including "forever chemicals" found in band-aids. The episode continues with an examination of federal funding for Native American healing circles and the skepticism surrounding their effectiveness for diabetes treatment. Finally, we consider the racial implications of a Massachusetts hospital's new policy on reporting drug-exposed babies.
Texas National Guardsman caught smuggling migrant, cancer-causing chemicals found in BAND-AIDS, & another edition of random racism.
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Texas National Guardsman Caught Smuggling Migrant - New York PostWhistleblower Surgeon Allegedly Targeted By Federal Government For Exposing Transgender Medical Services - National ReviewCancer-Causing Forever Chemicals Found In BAND-AIDS - DailyMailBiden Health Department Allocates $422K To Treat Diabetes With Native American “Healing Circles” - Free BeaconHospitals Won’t Automatically File Neglect Reports For Babies Born With Drugs In Their Systems - Boston Newspatriotmobile.com/chrissy
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(0:00) Texas national guardsman smuggling an illegal immigrant & discrepancy in punishment for illegal entry
(1:18) Texas hospital's unfulfilled vow to end sex change procedures
(1:56) Toxic chemicals in everyday products & forever chemicals in band-aids
(3:41) Federal funds for Native American healing circles & skepticism about their efficacy in diabetes treatment
(4:58) Massachusetts hospital's new policy on reporting drug-exposed babies & racial implications
(5:58) Closing remarks, subscription, and sharing reminder