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As the ADA turns 35, groups fighting for disability rights could see their federal dollars slashed
Nancy Jensen believes she’d still be living in an abusive group home if it wasn’t shut down in 2004 with the help of the Disability Rights Center of Kansas, which for decades has received federal
Ghislaine Maxwell 'honestly' answered deputy AG's queries, lawyer says
Ghislaine Maxwell, associate of Jeffrey Epstein, met again with Deputy AG Todd Blanche Friday to answer more questions about her knowledge of Epstein's crimes.
Why Mayor Cherelle Parker’s administration fired its top DEI and LGBTQ+ affairs officials due to a ‘semi-nude’ photo neither sent
The story of how two top Philadelphia city officials ended up being fired less than a year after they joined Mayor Cherelle L. Parker’s administration started with a “semi-nude” photograph neither of
ICE officers could face jail time under Michigan bill to ban masked police
Law enforcement officers who attempt to conceal their face or identity while on the job in Michigan could face jail time under a bill introduced by state House Democrats. The bill, unveiled Thursday,
RFK Jr. considering firing all the members of the preventive services task force
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is considering removing all members of the task force that offers guidance about preventive health services, such as cancer screenings.
In deep blue California, 5 Planned Parenthood clinics shutter due to Trump law
Planned Parenthood will shutter five clinics across Northern California and the Central Coast following the loss of federal funding under a newly signed law by President Donald Trump, the
'80s icons like Hulk Hogan are dying. Why it's affecting us so much
The '80s are having a rough week as Generation X mourns the deaths of Malcolm-Jamal Warner, Ozzy Osbourne and Hulk Hogan.
NYPD makes arrest almost five years after newborn twins left for dead outside Bronx building
Police said they’ve made a break in the case almost five years after a pair of newborn twins were discovered in the garbage outside of a Bronx apartment building in 2020. The NYPD on Friday announced
Weeks after Maxwell Anderson trial, Sade Robinson's mother pushes again for legislation
Lawmakers and advocates are renewing their push for a task force to examine disproportionate rates of missing and murdered Black women and girls.
The costs of climate change in Ohio: Cooling, flooding, asthma and more
As climate change accelerates, Ohio’s cities and counties are bracing for a wide range of costly impacts. They span nearly every aspect of public infrastructure and services. Cities will need to
Federal agency plans to move workers to Kansas City. How many jobs still unclear
As President Donald Trump's administration shakes up the federal workforce, some employees in one department will be moving to Kansas City. Brooke Rollins, secretary for the U.S. Department of
Fenway Park concession workers officially on strike, as Red Sox face Dodgers in hot series
Strrrrrrrrrrrrrike three! Fenway Park concession workers are officially on strike, as the Red Sox face the Dodgers in a hot weekend series this weekend. The union warned that they would go on strike
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