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Jun 26 2013
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ABORTION BATTLE: CHAOS ERUPTS IN TEXAS SENATE AS PROTESTERS TRY TO SHUT DOWN VOTE ON PRO-LIFE BILL AFTER FAILED FILIBUSTER
Texas Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst has reversed his stance and has informed the Senate that the vote on the tough abortion bill came too late to pass.
The BlazeAug 08 2023
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Ohio voters head to the polls to decide Issue 1
Republicans who control the state legislature scheduled the election as abortion rights advocates gathered signatures this spring for the November measure. Republican leaders have said they wanted to make the abortion rights measure tougher to pass but also have embraced the proposal more broadly, saying changes to the state constitution should have overwhelming support. Opponents of changing
Washington PostJul 30 2023
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Corrections officer in New Mexico allegedly shoots naked inmate with shotgun
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — A former inmate who was incarcerated at the Doña Ana County Detention Center (DACDC) back in May of 2022 has recently filed a lawsuit with the help of his attorney, against a corrections officer, claiming excessive use of force and battery, according to court documents provided by the New Mexico Prison and Jail Project. Court documents state the plaintiff, Vicente
KXAN NewsAug 24 2023
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Gun control already ruled out, Tennessee GOP lawmakers hit impasse in session after school shooting
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tennessee Republican lawmakers hit an impasse Thursday just a few days into a special session sparked by a deadly school shooting in March, leaving little certainty about what they might ultimately pass, yet all but guaranteeing it won’t be any significant gun control change. After advancing a few bills this week, the Senate quickly adjourned Thursday without taking up
Associated PressAug 01 2023
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Lawsuit alleges Platte County R-3 refused female transgender student access to girls' restroom, locker rooms
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The parents of a female transgender student in Missouri have filed a lawsuit against the Platte County R-3 School District, alleging the 16-year-old student was denied access to the girls' restroom and locker rooms. The American Civil Liberties Union helped the girl and her parent, Dustan Farr of Clinton, Missouri, file the lawsuit, which stemmed from the girl’s time at
KSHBAug 01 2023
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Seattle mayor proposes revised drug policy amidst opposition to state's controlled substance law
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell is asking members of the City Council who voted against adopting the state’s controlled substance law to consider an amended plan. Harrell is offering a proposal that would align the city’s code with new state law, making possession and public use of drugs such as fentanyl, a gross misdemeanor. But it would also emphasize diversion and health programs, and spend $27
Fox News DigitalAug 01 2023
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Seattle mayor proposes revised drug coverage amidst opposition to state's managed substance legislation
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell is asking members of the Metropolis Council who voted towards adopting the state’s managed substance legislation to contemplate an amended plan. Harrell is providing a proposal that may align the town’s code with new state legislation, making possession and public use of medication similar to fentanyl, a gross misdemeanor. However it could additionally emphasize
Palm Beach News CentralAug 01 2023
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Riddled with debt, Alderson Broaddus University is no longer eligible award degrees
FAIRMONT — Alderson Broaddus University can no longer award degrees after Dec. 31, determined by a unanimous vote on Monday from the commission that oversees higher education in West Virginia. The move was prompted by ongoing financial issues at the University, including a $775,000 utilities debt. Concerns about the University’s ability to pay debts have mounted since 2022, but came into the
Times West-VirginianAug 01 2023
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Mississippi Inmate On Verge of Being Released Sentenced to 40 More Years after Breaking Out, Holding People at Gunpoint
Just months after an inmate had been scheduled to be released, he has been sentenced to 40 more years in prison after he escaped jail and held two individuals at gunpoint. Shunekndrick Huffman, 21, was supposed to be released in December 2022 after serving a seven-year sentence with the Mississippi Department of Corrections for aggravated assault when he broke out of prison and escaped in
The MessengerAug 01 2023
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Big spike in human-caused fires across Washington and Oregon in 2023
Big spike in human-caused fires across Washington and Oregon in 2023 There has been a considerable rise in human-caused fires across Washington and Oregon in 2023. According to the Forest Service, there were 86 human-caused fires in National Forests across Washington and Oregon by this time of year in 2022. Since June 1, 2023, there have been 197 such fires. "While the explanation for this
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