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Columbia City Council to vote on agreement with US Capitol Police; would have CPD give additional security to members of Congress

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The Columbia City Council at its Monday meeting will vote on whether or not the city will enter in an agreement with US Capitol Police for security services. The agreement is listed in the consent agenda for Monday’s meeting. City documents state the agreement is requested because of the growing number of

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Japan’s prime minister joins female lawmakers in fight for more toilets in parliament

By Laura Sharman, Yumi Asada, CNN (CNN) — Japan’s prime minister has joined more than 50 of her fellow female legislators to push for more ladies’ toilets in parliament, saying recent increases in women’s representation have led to long queues for the bathroom. Just two cubicles currently serve 73 female members at Tokyo’s male-dominated House

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People cycle past a mural promoting the "one-child" policy on a Beijing street in 1996.

Ten years after it ended its ‘one-child’ policy, China’s push for more babies isn’t winning its citizens over

By Simone McCarthy, Rosa de Acosta, Joyce Jiang, CNN Beijing (CNN) — Welkin Lei has been doing some paper-napkin calculations in his spare time. As the 30-year-old from Beijing and his wife consider whether to have a second child, they face a question of resources. Caring for their three-year-old son requires hiring childcare while they’re

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