Judge Halts Ban on Syringe Programs as El Dorado County Legal Battle Continues
(Los Angeles Times) — El Dorado County cannot enforce its ban on
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Mountain Lion Found Dead on 101, Near Partially Built Wildlife Crossing in Agoura Hills
(Los Angeles Times) — A mountain lion was found dead Saturday morning on
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Missouri Abortion Ban Wasn’t About Lawmakers Imposing Religious Beliefs, Judge Says
A judge in Missouri says lawmakers who passed a restrictive abortion
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Democrats in Congress Say Federal Mediators Should let Airline Workers Strike When it’s ‘Necessary’
A group of 32 senators say federal mediators should speed up labor
‘No Skin in the Game’: Judge Dismisses Kobach Effort to Defeat Biden Student Loan Plan
(The Kansas City Star) Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach can’t sue over
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Lawsuit: Maryland Man in Mental Health Crisis Slowly Died of Neglect at Howard County Detention Center
(The Baltimore Sun) — A Laurel man suffering from a mental health crisis
Southern Baptists Expel Virginia Church for Believing Women Can Serve as Pastors
Indianapolis (AP) — Even as they prepare to vote on a formal ban on
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A Florida Law Blocking Treatment for Transgender Children is Thrown Out by a Federal Judge
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (AP) — A federal judge on Tuesday struck down a 2023
Supreme Court to Decide Medicare Reimbursement Issue
(CQ-Roll Call) — The Supreme Court will decide a dispute about hospital
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Country’s First Documented Gay Rights Organization Started 100 Years Ago in Chicago
(Chicago Tribune) — A century ago, Henry Gerber founded America’s
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