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New York Post · +29h Newsmax · +31h The Hill · +32h Reuters
Senate approves mental health legislation for US pilots, air traffic controllers Reuters
Read at reuters.com →The Senate passed two bills Thursday aimed at removing barriers for pilots and air traffic controllers seeking mental health treatment, as well as reduce stigma surrounding these conditions. Sponsored by Sens.
Read at thehill.com →Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville claimed the airline industry is full of members of the “furry” subculture in a speech from the Senate floor about violent acts committed by transgender people. “Gender confusion is an extremely serious mental problem that our society better start addressing.
Watch at youtube.com →Senate Approves Legislation to Address Pilot, Air Traffic Control Mental Health Issues Newsmax
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