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Abortion Access on State Ballots
Voters in 10 states are deciding on ballot measures related to abortion access, potentially altering the national landscape of reproductive rights.
Abortion Access on State Ballots
Voters in 10 states are deciding on ballot measures related to abortion access, potentially altering the national landscape of reproductive rights.
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Mexico's Judicial Reform Faces Supreme Court Challenge
The Mexican Supreme Court is set to rule on a controversial judicial reform that mandates the popular election of judges and magistrates, potentially triggering a constitutional crisis.
Mexico's Judicial Reform Faces Supreme Court Challenge
The Mexican Supreme Court is set to rule on a controversial judicial reform that mandates the popular election of judges and magistrates, potentially triggering a constitutional crisis.
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Israel's Haredi Daycare Subsidy Crisis
The removal of daycare subsidies for haredi families due to a High Court ruling sparks political tensions and potential coalition crisis in Israel.
Israel's Haredi Daycare Subsidy Crisis
The removal of daycare subsidies for haredi families due to a High Court ruling sparks political tensions and potential coalition crisis in Israel.
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Will Debt Collectors Sue for $3,000?
This article explores whether debt collectors will sue for a $3,000 credit card debt, considering factors like cost-effectiveness, default judgments, and state laws. It also discusses debt relief options.
Will Debt Collectors Sue for $3,000?
This article explores whether debt collectors will sue for a $3,000 credit card debt, considering factors like cost-effectiveness, default judgments, and state laws. It also discusses debt relief options.
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Zelenskyy Vetoes Controversial "Firewood Law"
President Zelenskyy vetoes Ukraine's "firewood law" due to concerns over penalties impacting citizens preparing for winter amid energy crisis.
Zelenskyy Vetoes Controversial "Firewood Law"
President Zelenskyy vetoes Ukraine's "firewood law" due to concerns over penalties impacting citizens preparing for winter amid energy crisis.
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Germany's New Critical Infrastructure Law
Germany's new critical infrastructure law introduces stricter regulations for operators, mandating registration, security measures, and reporting requirements to bolster resilience against various threats.
Germany's New Critical Infrastructure Law
Germany's new critical infrastructure law introduces stricter regulations for operators, mandating registration, security measures, and reporting requirements to bolster resilience against various threats.
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Venezuela TSJ Rejects Election Result Publication Request
Venezuela's Supreme Tribunal rejects a request for publication of disaggregated presidential election results, imposing sanctions on the requesting party's lawyer.
Venezuela TSJ Rejects Election Result Publication Request
Venezuela's Supreme Tribunal rejects a request for publication of disaggregated presidential election results, imposing sanctions on the requesting party's lawyer.
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Pennsylvania Voting Malfunction Delays Election
A software malfunction in Cambria County, Pennsylvania, delayed voting on Election Day, prompting a court order to extend voting hours and assurances that all ballots would be counted.
Pennsylvania Voting Malfunction Delays Election
A software malfunction in Cambria County, Pennsylvania, delayed voting on Election Day, prompting a court order to extend voting hours and assurances that all ballots would be counted.
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Ex-Police Chief Banned for Drink Driving
A former police chief is banned from driving after a drink driving incident.
Ex-Police Chief Banned for Drink Driving
A former police chief is banned from driving after a drink driving incident.
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Treasury Officials Accused of Breaking Law Over Budget Reporting
Treasury officials are accused of breaking the law by failing to report a black hole in public finances to the OBR, a claim that raises questions about the actions of Jeremy Hunt and other officials.
Treasury Officials Accused of Breaking Law Over Budget Reporting
Treasury officials are accused of breaking the law by failing to report a black hole in public finances to the OBR, a claim that raises questions about the actions of Jeremy Hunt and other officials.
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