Baltimore Approves $1 Million in Wage Assistance for Workers Impacted by Key Bridge Collapse
The Baltimore Sun) — Baltimore’s spending board approved a $1
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US Supreme Court Denies Stay in Central Washington Redistricting Case
(The Seattle Times) Olympia, Wash. — The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday
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Disabled Workers Can be Paid Less Than the Minimum wage. Some States Want to End That
Overland Park, Kansas (Stateline.org) — High-fives, fist-bumps and hugs
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How Bashing California Became a Requirement for Conservative Politicians
(The Los Angeles Times) For most of the 19th and 20th centuries, residents
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As Their People Starve and Die, Haiti’s Politicians Continue to Fight Over Titles, Power
(Miami Herald) Children are on the brink of starvation and death.
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Judge Questions Border Patrol Stand That it’s Not Required to Care for Children at Migrant Camps
San Diego (AP) — A federal judge on Friday sharply questioned the Biden
‘Caught in the Crossfire’: Third Lawsuit Filed After Police Raid on Kansas Newspaper
(The Kansas City Star) A third lawsuit has been filed by an employee of the
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Los Angeles Couple’s Supreme Court Case Sheds Light on Immigrant Visa Rejections
(The Los Agneles Times) The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments next
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US Changes How it Categorizes People by Race and Ethnicity. It’s the First Revision in 27 years
Orlando, Fla. (AP) — For the first time in 27 years, the U.S. government is
Kansas Launches Challenge to Federal Student Loan Forgiveness. Missouri Could be Next
(The Kansas City Star) Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach filed a lawsuit
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