A new bill is bringing abortion access and emergency contraception back into the spotlight.
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Georgia lawmakers throw punches over Russian-inspired 'foreign agent' lawProposed legislation against independent media 'would demonstrate the present government's increasing embrace of Russia,' U.S. lawmakers argue.
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55,000 convicted felons have voting rights restored under state lawMinnesota Gov. Tim Walz signed House File 28, which restores the right to vote to felons who complete their term of incarceration.
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Critics rip proposed Nevada state law requiring polling places in jails: 'Makes no sense'Critics are blasting a bill introduced in the Nevada state Senate that would require city and county jails to open polling locations for prisoners on the day of an election.
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Idaho College Pulls Abortion-Related Art from Exhibit, Citing State LawFor the piece, titled As I Sit Waiting, artist Lydia Nobles “collected narratives of people’s experiences with abortion access or lack thereof.'
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Methodist Dallas shooting could lead to changes in state law - KRLD NewsA Texas lawmaker has proposed several measures that would aim to increase safety at hospitals as a result of the shooting at Methodist Dallas last year. In October, police say a man assaulted his girlfriend and killed two hospital employees. The suspect, Nestor Hernandez, was on parole for aggravated robbery and had previously been convicted in two other cases. He has been charged with capital murder, family violence, aggravated assault on a public servant and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Monday afternoon, he remained in Dallas County Jail on more than $3 million bond. Photo credits: Alan Scaia
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