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MENTAL HEALTH
One in Four Dementia Patients Prescribed Lethal Psychiatric Drugs, According to First-of-Its-Kind Study
A new large-scale study scrutinizing psychiatric prescribing finds clinicians continue to give high-risk drugs to Medicare dementia patients—most of the time with no documented justification at all.
MENTAL HEALTH
New Study Finds Pregnant Women on Antidepressants Face Far Higher Risk of Having Autistic Kids
Researchers tracked more than 1,000 Australian infants and found children whose mothers used antidepressants in the last three months of pregnancy had up to nine times higher odds of developing autism.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Kansas Jury Awards $5 Million to Professor in Religious Discrimination Case
A jury found that, after more than two decades at Emporia State, a tenured professor was unlawfully disciplined and pushed out by his own university for observing long-held religious holidays.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Veteran Wins Major Civil Rights Verdict Over LAPD Psychiatric Detention
A Los Angeles jury awarded $6.8 million to Army veteran Slade Douglas, after finding police unlawfully seized him and forced him into an unconstitutional mental health hold—based on a false report.
CORRUPTION
New Documents Expose Lamar Advertising’s Nationwide Pattern of Lawbreaking
From Los Angeles to New York, officials document years of noncompliance that may now bring mounting legal consequences.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Largest Ever Anti-Trafficking Operation Rescues More Than 4,400
INTERPOL’s Operation Liberterra III mobilized 14,000 officers in a sweep across brothels, factories and private homes in 119 countries and territories—rescuing thousands and exposing networks that trade weapons alongside human beings.
MENTAL HEALTH
Massachusetts Father Files Lawsuit Alleging Psychiatric Drugs Caused Mother to Kill Their Kids
The suit claims a psychiatrist and nurses prescribed Lindsay Clancy a cocktail of antidepressants and sedatives, culminating in the deaths of her children and her leap from a second-story window.
DRUGS
Former Olympic Snowboarder Ryan Wedding Captured After Leading International Cocaine Empire
After landing on the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted list, Wedding was arrested in Mexico, ending a 10-month international manhunt for the accomplished snowboarder turned cocaine kingpin.
MENTAL HEALTH
Nearly Half of Psychiatric Patients Report Sexual Violence in “Treatment” Facilities
A new watchdog white paper highlights that up to 45 percent of psychiatric inpatients report sexual assault amid widespread deaths, restraints and forced drugging in profit‑driven mental health facilities.
MENTAL HEALTH
Alaska Psychiatrist Indicted After 100 Percent of Insurance Claims Reviewed Found Fraudulent
Bautista allegedly billed for nonexistent sessions and submitted claims while on vacation or out of state—until an Alaska state trooper, whose daughter was “treated” by her, blew the whistle.
HATE
Naked Bigotry in Oklahoma Blocks Plans for a New Mosque
The city council voted 4–1 against rezoning for a 42,000-square-foot mosque, masking discrimination behind infrastructure concerns.
MENTAL HEALTH
Mental Health Watchdog Demands Action as Sexual Dysfunction Complaints on Antidepressants Grow
The Citizens Commission on Human Rights says FDA approval of antidepressants ignores decades of documented, permanent harms and calls for a full independent investigation into PSSD.
