Colorado Suit Seeks to Bar Trump From Primary Ballot
A Colorado lawsuit filed by Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington argues former President Donald Trump is ineligible under the 14th Amendment for insurrection, aiming to block him from the 2024 GOP primary. The case, led by CREW with six voters, seeks expedited guidance before Colorado’s January 5 2024 primary and could prompt broader state challenges nationwide.
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Missile attack hits Kostyantynivka market. 17 dead
A Russian missile struck an outdoor market in Kostyantynivka in eastern Ukraine, killing 17 people and injuring at least 32. The attack occurred as U.S. Secretary of State Blinken arrived with over $1 billion in new aid, while Zelenskiy condemned the civilian target amid ongoing counteroffensive concerns.
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Biden admin cancels oil and gas leases in Arctic refuge
The Biden administration canceled the seven remaining oil and gas leases in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, overturning sales from the previous administration and proposing stronger protections across portions of the National Petroleum Reserve Alaska. The Interior Department action reverses prior sales and signals tighter development limits in Arctic lands.
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Willow oil project faces Arctic protections amid reserves plan
The Willow development by ConocoPhillips Alaska could produce up to 180000 barrels of oil daily on the North Slope as protections for over 20000 square miles of the western Arctic reserve are proposed. President Biden urged safeguarding the Arctic while noting climate impacts and the region’s significance.
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Judge orders move of Texas floating barrier on Rio Grande
A federal judge in Austin rules that Texas must relocate a large floating barrier Gov. Greg Abbott placed on the Rio Grande this summer to curb migrant crossings. The ruling underscores ongoing legal battles over border enforcement and riverfront securitization.
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Mexico Supreme Court strikes down federal abortion penalties
Mexico City AP The Supreme Court ruled federal criminal penalties for abortion unconstitutional and violative of women’s rights, ordering removal from the federal penal code and mandating access through federal health services. GIRE hailed the decision. about 20 states still criminalize abortion and must align, while euphoria spread on social media.
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Douglas County expands crisis response with 988 system ties
911 Bob Tryanski reports Douglas County has added key crisis care components over the past year. Kansas-based death by own action Prevention Headquarters has handled thousands of 988 calls while routing to Bert Nash Mobile Crisis, the Treatment and Recovery Center intake, and pre and post crisis supports. The project aligns Bert Nash outreach and assertive treatment teams with new dispatch pathways to deliver care in the right place at the right time with GPS help.
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Commissioners withhold new Bert Nash funds for now
Douglas County officials chose not to add new money to Bert Nash allocation to avoid triggering more requests from other nonprofits. They released 427000 of the existing 2 million and plan rapid action to finalize the deal. Public feedback emerged against the supportive housing site though leaders insist broad community need. The commission also approved a 2.135 million Consoli dated Fire District 1 budget with unchanged 5.5 mill levy and issued permits for a Halloween event at Garretts Haunted Farm and a one year outdoor vehicle storage permit at East 1000 Road.
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