Tennessee Conservative
Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Led 16 Other States In Fighting Back Against The Administration’s Health And Human Services Proposed “Placement Rule,” Which Would Unlawfully Condition Federal Funding On The State’s Compliance With New Requirements For Treatment Of “LGBTQI+ Youth” By State-Run, Private-Facility, And Family-Based Foster Care Providers.
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Tennessee Attorney General Johnathan Skrmetti Has Filed A Complaint In The U.S. District Court In Knoxville Seeking To Overturn A U.S. Department Of Health And Human Services Decision That Essentially Withholds Millions Of Dollars In “Family Planning Funds” From Tennessee Because Of The State’s Current Ban On Abortion.
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Tennessee And Oklahoma Will Receive A Combined $11.3 Million In Federal Title X Money In A Workaround After The States Were Denied That Money Earlier This Year.
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With Departments Of The Federal Government Discussing A Potential Schedule Change For Cannabis, Many Tennesseans Are Waiting To See How Those Changes Will Affect The Status Of The Drug In The State.
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Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Joined 18 Other Republican Attorneys General In Signing A Letter Speaking Out Against The Federal Government’s Plan To Allow For Additional Concealment Of Abortion Health Records.
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Tennessee Saw More Than 31,000 Members Lose TennCare Coverage In The First Month Of Redetermination, According To A Recent Unwinding Report.
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Nearly 1.8 Million Tennesseans Were Enrolled In TennCare, The State’s Medicaid Program, In May According To Numbers Released Wednesday By The Department.
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A Recently Released Report Shows That There Is A 1-In-8 Chance A Child In Tennessee Will Experience Abuse Before The Age Of 18, And The Economic Impact Of That On The State Is Substantial.
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About 700,000 Foreign Nationals In The U.S. Illegally Will Be Able To Access Taxpayer-Funded Health Care Under A New Program President Joe Biden Authorized Thursday.
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Lawmakers Are Outraged After Reports That Federal Covid-Relief Tax Dollars May Have Gone To Wealthy Hospitals While Avoiding Helping Out Poor Hospitals In Recovering From The Pandemic.
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