New rules restrict green cards for some legal immigrants
The Trump administration moves to deny permanent status to migrants who use public benefits such as Medicaid food stamps housing vouchers or other aid. It expands public charge criteria weighing benefits with income education and health to decide eligibility. Rules take effect mid October and do not apply to citizens.
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Government narrows Endangered Species Act protections
The U S government moves to weaken how the Endangered Species Act is applied with changes that critics fear will speed extinctions. The administration argues reforms increase efficiency while preserving recovery goals, while states and conservation groups pledge lawsuits. The act now protects over 1600 species.
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Tech tips for safely letting kids stay home alone
Experts advise a gradual approach with clear rules and open conversation. Technology can help but is not a substitute for parental guidance, with smart locks cameras and apps costing 115 to 275 dollars plus ongoing fees. Ohio and university extensions emphasize safety plans emergencies contacts and planned activities to support independent time at home.
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Epstein death shifts federal focus to conspirators
Federal prosecutors in New York shift to charging anyone who aided Jeffrey Epstein in sex abuse of underage girls. Attorney General Barr warned that co conspirators should not rest easy as investigations probe recruiters and staff who arranged massages and traffic schemes. The non prosecution agreement from 2008 complicates potential charges against associates. Epstein's aides like Sarah Kellen and Ghislaine Maxwell are named in past suits as key figures in the trafficking network.
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