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Man who rammed car through Vatican gate sent to psych ward

A man who drove through one of the Vatican's entrance gates was taken Friday to a psychiatric ward after spending a night in police custody.

NIH-funded study on trans youth is ‘really disturbing’: Dr. Marc Siegel

Fox News medical contributor Dr. Marc Siegel reacts to an NIH-funded study on transgender youth which had two suicides and several others with suicidal thoughts.

Series of suicides among the Navy prompt recommendations to improve amenities, mental health programs

A series of suicides at a Virginia shipyard has triggered a review of the Navy’s poor living conditions. The report is recommending the need for widespread improvement.

Federal judge rules New Hampshire has one year to stop holding psychiatric patients in emergency rooms

A federal judge ruled that New Hampshire has one year to stop holding psychiatric patients in emergency rooms. This comes several months after ruling the practice unconstitutional.

West Virginia woman sentenced to over 60 years for meth, fentanyl trafficking

A West Virginia woman has been sentenced Tuesday to over 60 years for the trafficking of meth and fentanyl. The woman was in charge of a drug trafficking ring in Fayette County.

Virginia man accused of attacking congressional staffers with baseball bat now faces federal charges

A 49-year-old man charged with attacking two federal employees working for Democratic Rep. Gerry Connolly with an aluminum bat now faces federal charges.

White House announces new funding for teen mental health crisis: ‘Will help save lives’

As millions of Americans, particularly young people, continue to struggle with mental health challenges, the White House announced how the Biden administration plans to tackle the crisis.

China is coming for our kids with these dangerous products

China finds many ways to threaten the homeland. Some ways may seem minor, but they impact our nation’s future all the same.

VOTERS’ REMORSE: Blue state survey shows majority want to re-criminalize drugs: 'We made an enormous mistake'

Oregonians overwhelmingly voted to decriminalize hard drugs in 2020, but many voters told researchers Measure 110 has made addiction, homelessness and crime worse.

Forgiveness could lead to better mental health, Harvard study reveals

A new study from Harvard's School of Public Health suggests forgiving others has mental health benefits. University of Memphis psychology professor Dr. M. David Rudd weighed in.