Manchin Proposes Changes to Democrats Voting Bill
Sen Joe Manchin suggested a list of revisions to the sweeping elections and voting bill aiming to unite Democrats though likely blocked by Republicans. He favors a national voter ID option and computer models to curb gerrymandering, while preserving automatic voter registration and early voting.
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West Virginia
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Georgia
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End Citizens’ United
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Fed signals sooner rate hikes as inflation rises
The Federal Reserve indicated it may begin raising its benchmark rate sooner than planned with inflation rising. It now forecasts two rate hikes by late 2023, up from a previously projected first move in 2024, citing pandemic reopening and supply shortages as drivers of price gains.
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Court voids ruling on sperm donor child support
North Carolina appeals court rules paternity law of the state where conception occurred governs sperm donor obligations. Anthony Garrelts, involved in Virginia insemination, was ordered to back pay child support and provide health insurance after a Warren County case. The unanimous panel reversed a lower ruling, noting Virginia law may apply to establish parental status. The decision highlights novel choice-of-law issues and potential factors like medical facility involvement and parental rights proceedings.
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Keith
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US ends Trump asylum rules for violence victims immigrants
The Biden administration repeals two Trump era standards that narrowed asylum for those fleeing domestic or gang violence and threats to family members. The move, praised by immigration advocates, broadens eligibility while judges receive new guidelines.
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