DeSantis outlines three state travel blitz after launch
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis outlined a three state tour with at least a dozen stops as he sought to reset his White House bid after a rocky campaign kickoff with Elon Musk. His team emphasized fundraising and an expansive ground game across Iowa New Hampshire and South Carolina to sustain the early primary fight.
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States eye loosening child labor laws amid worker shortages
Wisconsin moves to allow 14 year olds to serve alcohol and work late with parental permission while Ohio eases limits for 14 and 15 year olds to work until 9 pm. Arkansas, Iowa, New Jersey and others push bills. Critics warn such changes risk unsafe conditions, with federal law restricting minors under 16 from late hours and dangerous jobs.
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Colorado imposes consent for sedated pelvic exams
Colorado acts require prior patient consent for pelvic, breast, prostate, or rectal exams by medical students during sedation. The law names participating students in advance, potentially hindering learning if a named student is unavailable. Supporters say the measure protects patients from retraumatization and upholds ethics.
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