NURSE VS DOCTOR: HOSPITAL ERUPTS AFTER COMMENTS ON CHARLIE KIRK’S ASSASSINATION

workplace clash at Englewood Health in New Jersey turned into a national story after nurse Lexi Kuenzle reported Dr. M

atthew Jung for allegedly celebrating Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Kuenzle said she acted out of professional duty, but both were suspended pending investigation.

hospital later reinstated the nurse and accepted the doctor’s resignation. The case has sparked debate over free speech versus professionalism, showing how political divisions can

seep into even the most trusted institutions. READ MORE BELOW

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