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How Abortion Foes Are Using Transphobia to Derail New York’s Equal Rights Amendment

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Oct 4, 2024

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… ballot in Minnesota, and another is on the table in Oregon. “ … ballot initiatives. Opponents to Ohio’s abortion rights measure last … guardians is required.) In Missouri, a last-ditch lawsuit … could happen in New York, just because it’s New York,” Ilyas says. …

Tel Aviv won’t suffer a brain drain, the south will

Oct 4, 2024

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… highly appealing. In contrast, Israel seems small, grey, and … And the result? The Tel Aviv metropolitan area isn’t short … neglected compared to central Israel. Education and healthcare services … improving healthcare services in Israel’s southern region. This …

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One Month From Election Day, Helene Has Snarled the North Carolina Voting Process

Oct 4, 2024

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… November election, including Michigan, Wisconsin, and Arizona. “Kamala Harris wins North Carolina, she is the … governor of North Carolina, said at an event in New York City last … of destruction through the southeastern United States, killing at least 139 …

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