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We need you to take 5 minutes right now and demand that the Department of Education (1) not cut grants for mental health services, and (2) stay committed to its responsibility of creating safe and healthy environments for all students.

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The Department of Education recently proposed TWO new rules that would negatively impact mental health services for transgender students. The proposed rules would impose new restrictions on the use of federal funds under two mental health grant programs.

These grants programs support professional development of mental health providers in schools. If finalized, the rule would prohibit the use of funds for “promoting or endorsing gender ideology, political activism, racial stereotyping, or hostile environments for students of particular races” and impact the recruitment and training of mental health providers. As a result, these restrictions will undermine the access to and quality of mental health care services received by transgender students, especially trans students of color. Trans students already face dramatic disparities in mental health compared to their peers due to external stressors like bullying and social stigmatization.

But in June, Hugo Carvajal - formerly the head of Venezuela's military intelligence - was convicted of several drug trafficking charges after being arrested in Madrid and put on trial in the US.
Carvajal had been a feared spymaster who went by the name El Pollo, or The Chicken, but fled Venezuela after calling on the army to back an opposition candidate and overthrow Maduro.

While headlines often focus on Iran’s nuclear ambitions or its proxy wars, the real existential threat lies beneath the surface—literally. The regime that once showcased its engineering prowess with dam-building and water transfer projects now presides over a broken hydrological system. Rivers have dried up. Lakes have disappeared. Aquifers are collapsing.

As Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian bluntly admitted in July: “The water crisis is more serious than what is being discussed today.” He added that “Tehran is running out of water, and if this continues, we won’t be able to supply the city.”