Biden signs executive order to protect abortion access
President Biden condemned the Supreme Court ruling ending Roe v Wade and signed an executive order to shield access to abortion. The move directs DOJ and HHS to push back on state restrictions, educate providers, protect patient privacy, and mobilize pro bono legal help, while acknowledging Congress must act to restore nationwide access.
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Musk abandons Twitter deal as suit threat looms
Elon Musk says he quits his 44 billion bid to buy Twitter citing insufficient data on fake accounts. Twitter vows to sue to enforce the merger in Delaware Court of Chancery. Board chair Bret Taylor says the deal will close on agreed price and terms.
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Appeals court narrows Trump financial records access
A federal appellate panel in Washington ruled that House Democrats may obtain a subset of Trump financial documents from Mazars and 2017 18 foreign ties records, underlining continued legal battles over executive privilege and the 2019 subpoena. The decision narrows but does not end the dispute, with ongoing questions about executive privilege and further appeals.
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Immigrant workers aid Clampco and local jobs in Medina
Jason Venner of Clampco Products says the firm partners with International Institute of Akron to employ asylum seekers in manufacturing roles. Medina notes a $200000 small business grant to assist with transportation gas cards car repair and child care to keep employees and stay competitive with big retailers.
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