Timeline of abortion actions taken in the state of Missouri
The state of Missouri has taken multiple actions over the last nearly 15 years through the state legislature to end abortions.
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AP source: Browns plan to hire Eagles’ VP Raiche as an exec
By TOM WITHERS AP Sports Writer CLEVELAND (AP) — A person familiar with the team’s plans tells The Associated Press that the Browns intend to hire Eagles executive Catherine Raiche as a high-ranking member of Cleveland’s front office. Raiche previously worked with Browns general manager Andrew Berry in Philadelphia and could be brought in as
Continue Reading Tom Slingsby joins American Magic for 37th America’s Cup
NEW YORK (AP) — Former Olympic and America’s Cup champion Tom Slingsby has joined New York Yacht Club American Magic in a bid to win back the most prestigious trophy in sailing. The team announced that Slingsby will be sailing with American Magic for the 37th America’s Cup, set to be contested off Barcelona in
Continue Reading Nationals reinstate Dee Strange-Gordon from IL, option Fox
DENVER (AP) — The Nationals have reinstated Dee Strange-Gordon after the infielder-outfielder completed a weeklong rehabilitation assignment at Triple-A Rochester.To make roster room for Strange-Gordon, the Nationals optioned infielder Lucius Fox to Rochester and transferred right-hander AnÃbal Sánchez from the 10-day injured list to the 60-day IL. Â
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DHS watchdog says Trump’s agency appears to have altered report on Russian interference in 2020 election in part because of politics
By Priscilla Alvarez and Zachary Cohen, CNN Former President Donald Trump‘s Department of Homeland Security delayed and altered an intelligence report related to Russian interference in the 2020 election, making changes that “appear to be based in part on political considerations,” according to a newly released watchdog report. The April 26 Homeland Security inspector general’s
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GOP tries to steer clear of abortion politics as midterm plans take shape
By Alex Rogers, Manu Raju and Melanie Zanona, CNN Senate Republicans gathered behind closed doors on Tuesday afternoon for the first time since a bombshell draft Supreme Court decision that would strike down Roe v. Wade was leaked. But rather than celebrating a milestone that most of them have spent decades trying to achieve —
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What is medication abortion, and who has access to it?
By Jen Christensen, CNN Now that the US Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, the case that established the federal right to an abortion, the next battle may be over access to abortion pills. Some states have restricted the practice, but in December, the US Food and Drug Administration relaxed certain federal regulations on what
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Goal crazy: Offense highlights opening night of NHL playoffs
By FRED GOODALL AP Sports Writer So much for the notion that goals are hard to come by in the playoffs. The NHL is in for another wildly unpredictable postseason if the opening night of the chase for the Stanley Cup is an indication of what’s to come. It’s a small sample size. But Game
Continue Reading Goal crazy: Offense highlights opening night of NHL playoffs
By FRED GOODALL AP Sports Writer So much for the notion that goals are hard to come by in the playoffs. The NHL is in for another wildly unpredictable postseason if the opening night of the chase for the Stanley Cup is an indication of what’s to come. It’s a small sample size. But Game
Continue ReadingCuánto pagan los viajeros por algunos de los pasaportes más costosos del mundo
Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Ya sea que quieras empezar una nueva vida en el extranjero o si simplemente quieres ir de vacaciones al extranjero, conseguir un nuevo pasaporte puede ser una tarea costosa. Incluso a los viajeros más astutos y ahorradores les puede tomar desprevenidos la sustitución de un pasaporte caducado (o a punto de
Continue Reading From stadium to sea, LA Dodgers unveil All-Star Game plans
By BETH HARRIS AP Sports Writer LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Los Angeles Dodgers have unveiled plans for this summer’s MLB All-Star Game. The franchise will be hosting for the first time since 1980. Dodger Stadium, LA Live in downtown Los Angeles and the Santa Monica Pier will be backdrops for events running from July
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Missouri lawmaker wants to uphold Missouri laws, prevent people from seeking out of state abortions
As the future of Roe V. Wade looms over people living in the United States, several anti-abortion bills are working through Missouri’s legislature, and one lawmaker is working to add more.
Continue ReadingCreen que el cuerpo descubierto en un barril en el lago Mead es de una vÃctima de asesinato con arma de fuego de hace décadas
Alberto Pando (CNN) —La caÃda del nivel de las aguas del lago Mead, el embalse más grande del paÃs, menguado por la sequÃa, reveló otro descubrimiento inquietante este fin de semana, dice la policÃa: un cuerpo en un barril.Una persona que estaba en el lago el domingo por la tarde encontró el barril, según el
Continue Reading LEADING OFF: Reds’ Votto on COVID list, Windy City rivalry
By The Associated Press A rough year for Joey Votto and the Reds got worse when the slumping first baseman was put on the COVID-19 injured list. Cincinnati owned the worst record in the majors at 3-19 when it made the move before Tuesday night’s game at Milwaukee. The six-time All-Star is hitting just .122
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Hawaii Legislature passes bill raising minimum wage to $18
By AUDREY McAVOY Associated Press HONOLULU (AP) — Hawaii lawmakers have passed legislation that would hike the state’s minimum wage to $18 an hour by 2028, potentially the highest in the nation. Advocates say the raise is badly needed in a state that routinely tops lists for most expensive housing and cost of living. But
Continue Reading Leonard Ignelzi, renowned AP photographer, dies at 74
By ELLIOT SPAGAT and BERNIE WILSON Associated Press SAN DIEGO (AP) — Leonard Ignelzi, who produced breathtaking images of Hall of Fame careers, wildfires and major news events over 37 years as an Associated Press photographer in San Diego, has died. He was 74. Ignelzi was a gifted storyteller and a highly versatile photojournalist, but
Continue Reading Leonard Ignelzi, renowned AP photographer, dies at 74
By ELLIOT SPAGAT and BERNIE WILSON Associated Press SAN DIEGO (AP) — Leonard Ignelzi, who produced breathtaking images of Hall of Fame careers, wildfires and major news events over 37 years as an Associated Press photographer in San Diego, has died. He was 74. Ignelzi was a gifted storyteller and a highly versatile photojournalist, but
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New Mexico fires could threaten 15,000 homes if they continue to grow, officials say
By Paradise Afshar and Theresa Waldrop, CNN More than 15,000 homes could be threatened over the next three days if the Hermits Peak and Calf Canyon fires in New Mexico continue to grow, according to Andy Lyon, a public information officer with the Southwest Incident Management Team. This includes the city of Las Vegas, New
Continue Reading State Dept.: Brittney Griner considered wrongfully detained
By ERIC TUCKER and MATTHEW LEE Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The State Department says it has determined WNBA star Brittney Griner is being wrongfully detained in Russia. That means the U.S. will more aggressively work to secure her release while the legal case against her plays out. Griner was detained at an airport in
Continue Reading Abundance of goals on opening night of Stanley Cup playoffs
By FRED GOODALL AP Sports Writer So much for the notion that goals are hard to come by in the playoffs. The NHL is in for another wildly unpredictable postseason if the opening night of the chase for the Stanley Cup is an indication of what’s to come. It’s a small sample size. But Game
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