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8 votes
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She challenges one school book a week. She says she’ll never stop. (2023)
14 votes -
Why Maui still hasn’t recovered
6 votes -
San Francisco jails are packed for the first time in decades
21 votes -
Texas arrests midwife and associates on charges of providing abortion (gifted link)
30 votes -
GOP government funding bill threatens to cut $1Billion from Washington DC local budget
12 votes -
Puerto Rico is dying
26 votes -
Utah legislature sends bill banning water fluoridation to governor for signature or veto
13 votes -
Canadian provinces’ measures to limit electricity exports to US could strain cross-border ties, experts say
18 votes -
Locals now have two fears: Donald Trump and climate change – Greenlanders don't want to be Danish. Greenlanders don't want to be American.
9 votes -
Ontario Conservatives win majority government
15 votes -
Luigi Mangione lawyer says NYC Mayor Eric Adams publicly discussed undisclosed evidence, claims defendant's rights were violated
41 votes -
Can baby bonds reduce childhood poverty? California thinks so.
10 votes -
Eastern Kentucky activists bought land where feds wanted to build a prison
10 votes -
The legal blueprint for radical federalism - to protect state autonomy in the US
9 votes -
Top US election security watchdog forced to stop election security work
21 votes -
Arizona attorney general Kris Mayes: This is a coup
43 votes -
Fourteen states sue Elon Musk and US President Donald Trump, calling billionaire’s role unconstitutional
30 votes -
Statement from NYC Comptroller Brad Lander on the Donald Trump administration’s illegal reversal of Federal Emergency Management Agency funding
23 votes -
Successful policy in small or medium sized cities frequently goes unnoticed - a case for taking inventory of what works
10 votes -
New York Governor Kathy Hochul proposes locking the door on corporate housing rollups
15 votes -
Danielle Smith puts petroleum over country
14 votes -
Ohio woman sues hospital, medical staff, city, and police after being arrested for miscarriage
37 votes -
Arizona attorney general wants former special prosecutor Jack Smith's Donald Trump prosecution file to aid in state law fake electors case
13 votes -
More than a dozen US states have passed new laws that led to restrictions on pornography. Now, the Supreme Court will weigh in.
26 votes -
Abortion bans seem to be driving young people to move out of state
27 votes -
A deadly accident has Hawaii officials pleading for an end to amateur fireworks shows [three killed, twenty injured]
14 votes -
Pickering pausing in-person meeting due to alt-right threats, mayor says
8 votes -
Berkeley's evolution on housing
5 votes -
US anti-abortion officials from red states continue deputizing angry men to turn over their partners in new legal tactic
25 votes -
Bold solutions to end the homelessness crisis
19 votes -
US state courts will also have a strong impact on Donald Trump's plans through their authority over state officials and residents
6 votes -
St Louis property owners receive giant bills from the city for repairs they didn’t agree to. Now, it’s under investigation.
11 votes -
Texas attorney general Ken Paxton sues New York doctor accused of prescribing abortion pills to Texas woman
42 votes -
What new laws go into effect on Jan 1 in your area?
I don't know how common this is but in Illinois, USA a lot of our new laws signed each year have an effective start date of Jan 1 of the next year. I thought it might be interesting to share some...
I don't know how common this is but in Illinois, USA a lot of our new laws signed each year have an effective start date of Jan 1 of the next year. I thought it might be interesting to share some new laws going into effect in your state and country, if not on Jan 1 specifically then in the coming year.
(Apologies, the tags aren't pre-populating anything useful so I'll leave this to the pro-taggers.)
Edit: fixed my parentheses
16 votes -
'Bodies are piling up': Reporter finds some states are hiding abortion ban death toll
40 votes -
Ballot proposal to end qualified immunity in Ohio in process of getting signatures
27 votes -
What really happened after California raised its minimum wage to $20 for fast food workers
21 votes -
California governor Gavin Newsom pardons former San Quentin prison inmate who became Pulitzer Prize finalist for his podcast
7 votes -
The most anti-school voucher county in Kentucky
6 votes -
California legacy pot growers struggle
11 votes -
Montana voters approve abortion rights in state constitution
29 votes -
Fewer kids are going to California public schools. Is there a right way to close campuses?
7 votes -
US election results (other than presidential) thread
A place to collect articles about what happened in all the other contests. Edit: please post what the election results were (with a link to the article) at top level and then we can discuss them...
A place to collect articles about what happened in all the other contests.
Edit: please post what the election results were (with a link to the article) at top level and then we can discuss them underneath it.
34 votes -
Girlfriend and I bought plan B at Costco yesterday, pharmacist said they'd already sold more than 100 since the election
We live in Texas, so abortion is already illegal here. We ordered a plan C pill as soon as Roe v Wade was overturned back in 2022 and just ordered another yesterday, as well. We also went to...
We live in Texas, so abortion is already illegal here. We ordered a plan C pill as soon as Roe v Wade was overturned back in 2022 and just ordered another yesterday, as well. We also went to Costco to get some plan B, just in case, and the pharmacist literally said they'd sold over 100. It's so crazy to me that Trump can win with policies as unpopular as abortion bans, ugh. I worry for my girlfriend and women and LGBTQ+ people across the US, but especially in red states like here.
47 votes -
How California has been ‘Donald Trump-proofing’ itself against federal reprisal
40 votes -
A pregnant teenager died after trying to get care in three visits to Texas emergency rooms
81 votes -
Kalundborg in Denmark is a modern-day 'gold rush' town – but pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk has invested more than £6.5 billion and it still isn't booming
6 votes -
Why I’m running for Commissioner of Agriculture in North Carolina
9 votes -
The case against California Proposition 36
23 votes