Tennessee Abortion Numbers Drop As Neighboring States See Increase

A New National Study Has Tracked A Noticeable Decline In The Number Of Abortions Performed In Many States – Including Tennessee – Since The Overturning Of Roe V. Wade By The Supreme Court. While There Has Been A Decline In Abortions Performed In Tennessee, The Number Had Jumped In Neighboring States.

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IRS Extends Tax-Filing Deadline For Tennessee Tornado Victims

Victims Of The Recent Tornadoes In Parts Of Tennessee, As Well As Kentucky And Illinois, Will Have Until May 16th, 2022 To File Individual And Business Tax Returns And To Make Any Tax-Related Payments.

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At Least 7 States Amend Mask Requirements To Align With Updated CDC Guidance

At Least 7 States Amended Their Existing Mask Orders To Align With CDC Guidance And Exempt Fully Vaccinated Individuals From Most Indoor Mask Requirements, As Of May 14.

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House Republicans Question Whether White House Interfered In 2020 Census Data

After The U.S. Census Results Last Week Did Not Come Out As Many Experts Predicted, A Handful Of Republicans Are Questioning Whether Foul Play Was Involved.

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TennCare Fraud Cases Decline In April, But Still Higher Than Average

The Number Of Reported Tenncare Fraud Cases Declined In April Down To Just Three For The Month From A Recent High Number Of 6 Cases In March. Despite The Drop By Half For April, The Number Is Still High Considering The Average.

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The Tennessee Conservative News Break April 6, 2021

1) Williamson Medical Center Punishes Staff for Refusing Unproven Covid-19 Vaccines
2) Dangerous Bill Could End Full Transparency of Local Governing Boards if Not Amended
3) Tennessee House Passes Measure To Make COVID Relief Tax Deductible For Businesses
4) A Third Of Illinois Small Businesses Closed Due To Government Imposed COVID Mitigation Measures
5) Foreign Billionaire Conspired To Violate Election Law In Straw Donor Scheme
6) Chattanooga Organizations Seek Feedback For Downtown Events, Programs And Area Planning

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A Third Of Illinois Small Businesses Closed Due To Government Imposed COVID Mitigation Measures

Businesses Of All Sizes Have Struggled During The COVID-19 Pandemic, But It Has Been Especially Difficult For Smaller Businesses In Illinois Which Faced Tougher Mitigation Measures Than In Many Other Places.

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