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It also seems counterintuitive for Republican leaders to try and solve the mental health crisis — which is known to be amplified by health disparities, discrimination and social determinants of health like economic inequality — when many of those same leaders back legislation that puts more people at risk for these situations on the front end, he added.

He told the BBC it was costing the Sudanese charity for the shipping container to be sitting in "limbo" and puts them at risk of closing.

Southern California is seeing its most seismically active year in decades, but some cities near the epicenter of recent temblors have yet to require retrofits of many apartment buildings deemed most at risk of collapse, a Times investigation has found.

Those most at risk from listeria are older people, pregnant women, newborns and those who are immunocompromised.

It argues this is putting patients at risk.