Michigan judge blocks enforcement of 1931 abortion ban
A Michigan judge issued a preliminary injunction blocking county prosecutors from enforcing the 1931 abortion ban, keeping abortion legal statewide pending a fall Michigan Supreme Court decision. The ruling cites credibility of witnesses and aims to prevent widespread prosecutions while voters decide abortion rights at the ballot.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
State Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Oakland
Jacob Cunningham
David Kallman
Kallman
Associated Press
Cunningham
Gretchen Whitmer
Kent
Jackson
Macomb
Detroit
Pontiac
Michigan Supreme Court of Voters
Elizabeth Gleicher
Attorney General’s Office
Whitmer
Karen McDonald
Wayne County
Board of
Dana Nessel
Nessel
Inflation Reduction Act shields health costs for millions in subsidies
The Inflation Reduction Act extends ACA marketplace subsidies for three years, spending 70 billion to keep premiums low for about 13 million people. Analysts say most buyers will not see premium hikes next year, with California saving residents 29 to 324 dollars monthly depending on income and about 220 thousand could be priced out without coverage if Medicaid ends.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Steven Spielberg
U.S. Supreme Court
Kathleen Sebelius
U.S. Health and Human Services
Missouri
Spielberg
Kate Capshaw
Capshaw
New York City
Michael Bloomberg
Sixteen Thirty
Planned Parenthood
Kansas Catholic Conference
Kansans For Life
Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life
U.S
Mark Skoglund
The
New York
Walmart
Supreme Court
Associated Press
Donna Morris
Arkansas
Washington
United States
Joe Biden
Sara Cariano
Virginia
HealthCare. Gov
Congress
Biden
Kaiser Family Foundation
Cynthia Cox
Foundation
Cox
Centers For Medicare
Medicaid Services
Department of Health and Human Services
California
Cal
Ifornia
Joseph Poindexter
HealthCare Access Maryland
Poindexter
Airline disruption and criminal case dominate roundup
A roundup notes disruptions from summer flight cancellations and delays, airline staffing vs. FAA issues, and reactions from executives. It also reports Xiao Jianhua, a Chinese- Canadian tycoon, sentenced to 13 years with an $8.1 billion fine for major financial offenses tied to Tomorrow Group, plus a Tampa Electric Co. $500,000 penalty and three years’ probation over the 2017 Big Bend plant explosion.
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Buttigieg
Faye Malarkey Black
Regional Airline Association
FlightAware
Bening
Hong Kong
Xiao Jianhua
Tomorrow Group
Shangha
No. 1 Intermediate People’s Court
Xiao
Tampa
Fla
Florida
U.S. Justice Department
Tampa Electric Co
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
TECO
Big Bend
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Cariano
Virginia Poverty Law Center
Federal Aviation Administration
China
Patricia Skinner
Global Affairs
Canada
Foreign Ministry
Wang Wenbin
Medina County Veterans Service
Northland Drive
Medina OH
Medinacountyveterans.org
Servi
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Securi Commercial
Securitec1.com
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