Arizona lawmakers move to repeal Civil War era abortion ban
The Arizona Senate, 16-14, passes a repeal of the near total 1864 abortion ban, sending the bill to Gov. Hobbs who is expected to sign. The measure would leave a 15 week ban as prevailing law once the repeal takes effect after session end, likely in June or July.
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Florida abortion ban takes effect in six weeks
Florida's six week abortion ban went into effect Wednesday, drawing concern from doctors that many women will lose access to needed health care. Dr. Leah Roberts of Boca Fertility warns the law is vaguely written and blocks treatment in nonviable pregnancies until danger to the mother becomes imminent, risking life and fertility.
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Lawmaker to force Speaker vote in coming clash
Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene announced she will call a vote next week to oust House Speaker Mike Johnson, forcing Republicans to take sides as Democrats offer votes to preserve the speaker. Rep. Thomas Massie stood with her during the Capitol briefing. GA. Trump returns to campaign trail criticizing judge in hush money case after a contempt finding and fine. A New York poll finds 53 percent fear news inaccuracies and 42 percent worry AI could generate false stories.
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United Methodists repeal long standing LGBTQ clergy ban
United Methodist delegates voted 692 to 51 to repeal a decades old ban preventing self avowed practicing homosexuals from being ordained or appointed as ministers. The measure takes immediate effect and may mainly affect U S churches while Africa and other regions retain local control. The vote was part of a consent calendar and drew applause and emotional reactions from LGBTQ advocates and supporters.
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Biden to forgive 6.1 billion debt for Art Institutes alumni
The Education Department will discharge 6.1 billion in loans for about 317000 former Art Institutes students who enrolled between 2004 and 2017. Eligible borrowers will receive refunds of any payments already made, with no action required on their part. President Biden frames the move as correcting fraud by the defunct chain and rebuilding borrower trust amid broader for-profit college relief efforts.
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