Quakes Leave Western Japan Deadly, Widespread Damage
A series of earthquakes near Ishikawa and Wajima killed at least 57 people and damaged thousands of buildings, with aftershocks continuing and power and communications disrupted. Japan mobilized 1,000 troops as rescuers faced collapsed walls, flooded areas, and widespread destruction.
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Wajima
Japan
Ishikawa
Miki Kobayashi
Suzu
Associated Press
Pacific Basin
Katada
Kumamoto
Fumio Kishida
Ing
Japan Meteorological Agency
Honshu
Hokkaido
U.S
Joe Biden
Ishikawa Prefecture
Kyodo News
Justice Department asks Supreme Court to let feds keep cutting Texas razor wire
The Justice Department seeks an emergency Supreme Court ruling to allow federal agents to resume cutting razor wire along the Texas Eagle Pass border. The case centers on clashes with Texas Gov. Abbott’s Operation Lone Star and ongoing disputes over federal immigration enforcement and border security authorities.
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Justice Department
Supreme Court
Feds
Texas
Washington
U.s.mexico
Eagle Pass
Border Patrol
High Court
United States
Biden Administration
Greg Abbott
Lone Star
Joe Biden
New Orleans
5Th Circuit
Abbott
Supreme Cour
Ken Paxton
Department of Homeland Security
Alia Moses
Western District of
Maverick County
Bor
der Patrol
Biden
Appeals Court
U S women stock up on abortion pills amid legal tensions
A JAMA Internal Medicine research letter notes a surge in advance provision requests through Aid Access from Sep 2021 to Apr 2023, peaking after the May 2022 leak about Roe v Wade. About 48,400 requests were recorded nationally with higher rates in states facing imminent bans.
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U.S
Jama Internal Medicine
Aid Access
Supreme Court
Roe v. Wade
Abigail Aiken
University of Texas At Austin
Rebecca Gomperts
Amsterdam
Daniel Grossman
University of California
San Francisco
Des Moines
Associated Press
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