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The 25th Amendment provides a method to remove a sitting president who is unable to perform the duties of the office and either can't, or won't, willfully step down.
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How exactly do you think this could be done?
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How the Nurse Licensure Compact Works Across 40+ States
The 60 day rule currently refers to the time that you have to apply for licensure after relocating to the new state, not the time in which the licensure process must be completed. From the Nurse Licensure Compact's Frequently Asked Questions Regarding the Amended NLC Residency Rule: If you apply within this 60 day period, you can work on your previousbstate's license so long as it remains unexpired.
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Getting licensed with DUI
A Google search using the term "Iowa addictionist physician or NP with specialty certification in addiction" returned the following in the AI overview. To find an addictionist physician or nurse practitioner (NP) with specialty certification in addiction in Iowa, the premier hub is the [University of Iowa Health Care Addiction Medicine](https://uihc.org/services/addiction-medicine) and the [UI Addiction and Recovery Collaborative](https://uiarc.uiowa.edu/) in Iowa City, IA. 20 Best Addiction Specialists In Iowa Searching this term with a specific address should provide results closer to her location. Best wishes to your friend as she moves through the endorsement process
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This was interesting in the news today...
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) recently announced the new Policy on the Protection of the Female (Women's) Category in Olympic Sport, to be implemented beginning with the 2028 Summer Olympics.
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This was interesting in the news today...
@nursej22, thank you for the links. It seems, that the intent of my post was not clear as my post was a general comment, and not directed to you in particular.
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This was interesting in the news today...
I have always thought, for a couple of reasons, that one should include sources when posting. First, it provides a source for the article in question. Second, and most important, at least for me, it helps me understand the point of view of the member that posted. While I generally try and provide sources, it appears to me that doing so has become become optional as the last time I posted regarding this, two progressive members provided their rationale for not doing so. One said that references weren't necessary when the subject matter was "known or accepted as fact." However, the failed to describe how this was determined. The other stated that they weren't going to engage in a "resource war." If we are going to expect sources from one member or one side of a discussion, shouldn't we expect sources from all?
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This was interesting in the news today...
@GrumpyRN, all of your quotes above this should have been attributed to @NurseManFlorida; however, as you quoted the from her post, they have been attributed to @heron.
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This was interesting in the news today...
If you are truly a nurse you should appreciate physicians screening for diseases, you are at high risk for. Perhaps you missed where @DavidFR mentioned he had been in a stable, monogamous relationship for nearly 40 years?
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This was interesting in the news today...
Atlantic League team forfeits game after some players refuse to wear Pride jersey - ESPN "[S]tanding upfor their beliefs" did not factor in their decision to forefeit the game. From the York Revolution Team Announcement annoncing the decision to forefeit the game:
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I have no idea what you have heard. Looking at the stadium crowds does it look like people are staying away? Perhaps @Beerman was referring to you post where you mentioned hearing rumors that supporters were talking of boycotting any games in USA?
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This was interesting in the news today...
Dive Brief House appropriators move to label graduate nursing as professional degree
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This was interesting in the news today...
From the article @nursej22 cited here: Do you have a source that this was done at the behest of the Trump administration, and not the direction of the conference organizers? If so, perhaps you would share it with the rest of us?
- Mercy University Accelerated Nursing Program - Fall 2025 weekend
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Monday May 25 2026 Memorial Day
@dianah, thank you for remembering those that have given so much.