Vermont abortion rights amendment gains House debate in new year
Vermont lawmakers prepare to hear a proposed constitutional amendment to enshrine reproductive autonomy, sending the question to voters while national bodies watch a pivotal Supreme Court term. The plan mirrors national splits as GOP-led legislatures pursue restrictions and Democratic majorities seek stronger protections.
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No charges for Cuomo after two women accusations
Westchester DA Mimi Rocah announced no criminal charges will be filed over allegations by two women including a state trooper that former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo kissed them. She said evidence showed the conduct occurred but did not meet statutory homicide.
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White House and Jan 6 panel agree to shield some documents
The House committee probing the January 6 Capitol riot defers demanding hundreds of Trump White House records at the Biden administration request. The shielded materials include non Jan 6 items. decision noted in a December 16 White House letter amid executive privilege concerns. Memorial crackdown sparks international outrage as Russia closes human rights group.
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Former Senate Leader Harry Reid dies at 82
Las Vegas AP reports former Senate majority leader Harry Reid has died at age 82 after a four year battle with pancreatic cancer. Reid, Nevada’s longest serving member of Congress, was known for tough dealmaking and steering the Senate through Republican and Democratic presidencies. Funeral arrangements were to be announced.
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Hong Kong police raid news outlet amid arrests
Hong Kong police raided the office of an online news outlet with more than 200 officers, after arresting six people for conspiracy to publish a seditious publication. Police said they had a warrant to seize relevant materials.
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At least 38 dead in Sudan gold mine collapse
In West Kordofan province a defunct gold mine collapsed in Fuja killing at least 38 people and injuring several others. Local media cited multiple shaft collapses at the Darsaya mine as dredgers searched for survivors and bodies while villagers gathered at the site. The state mining company said security forces had left, and the mine was not functioning.
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