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Protest This Way, Not That Way: How Some Statehouses Silence Citizens
People who voice their opinions at capitols often face regulations — some with penalties ranging from expulsion to criminal charges.
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Lincoln Memorial Visitors Reflect On Gains Since March On Washington
The March on Washington led to reform, but the movement behind it still has unfinished business, visitors to the monument said.
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Maui's Release Of 388 Names Winnows List Of Those Unaccounted For
The 388 names represented a portion of a broader list of up to 1,100 people reported missing that the FBI is working to validate.
New York City, NY|News|
Alec Baldwin Faces NYC Defamation Suit From Slain Marine's Family: Att
A Manhattan judge earlier this week dismissed the defamation lawsuit, which sought $25 million in damages, but he invited a refiling.
Detroit, MI|News|
Auto Workers OK Labor Leaders To Call Strikes On Detroit Companies
The union is seeking a 40 percent pay increase, restoration of pensions for new hires, elimination of wage tiers and other items.
Atlanta, GA|News|
Trump Surrenders At Atlanta Jail On Election Charges, Released On Bond
The brisk 20-minute booking yielded a historic first: a mug shot of a former American president.
New York City, NY|News|
Canadian Wildfires Spiked Asthma ER Visits 50 Percent In NYC: Study
New York City hospitals saw a 50% increase in asthma-associated ER visits on June 7, an NYU analysis shows.
Across California, CA|News|
Uber Raises Minimum Age For Most CA Drivers To 25, Citing Insurance
Insurance rates for Uber's California drivers are significantly higher than for personal vehicles or taxi drivers, according to the company.
Milwaukee, WI|News|
Ramaswamy Takes Center Stage, Plus Other Key Moments From GOP Debate
Trump didn't show, and DeSantis was largely overshadowed at the first debate by political newcomer Vivek Ramaswamy.
Milwaukee, WI|News|
GOP Candidates Spar, And Mostly Line Up Behind Trump, At 1st Debate
"Do I sit there ... and get harassed by people that shouldn’t even be running for president?" said Trump, who skipped the debate.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
Kristin Smart's Killer Stabbed In Prison
Convicted killer Paul Flores was stabbed shortly after being transferred to Pleasant Valley State Prison.
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Climate Change May Drive More Farmers, Ranchers To Costly Irrigation
California, Arizona, Nebraska and other parts of the Central Plains are already struggling with groundwater depletion.
New York City, NY|News|
Giuliani Turns Himself In On GA Election Charges, Bond Set At $150,000
The former New York City mayor, celebrated as "America's mayor" for his leadership after 9/11, was booked Wednesday afternoon.
Chicago, IL|News|
Chicago White Sox Fire VP Ken Williams, General Manager Rick Hahn
"I am a bottom-line guy, and the bottom line is we didn’t get it done. This is what happens as a result," former executive VP Williams said.
Milwaukee, WI|News|
Burgum May Miss GOP Debate After Hurting Himself Playing Basketball
Also notably absent will be former President Donald Trump.
Across America|News|
Scorching Heat In Central U.S. Brings Warnings; Baby Dies In Hot Car
The National Weather Service issued heat alerts Tuesday for parts of 22 states stretching from the Midwest and Great Plains to the Gulf.
New York City, NY|News|
NYC-Jailed Sam Bankman-Fried Can't Prep For Trial Without Vegan Diet
The FTX founder has been served a "flesh diet," leaving him to rely solely on bread, water and sometimes peanut butter, his lawyer says.
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Maui Confronts Challenge Of Finding More than 800 Missing People
Maui authorities have opted not to publicize their list because it's unclear whether privacy rules would prevent them from doing so.
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'Get Out Of My House!' 98-Year-Old Mom Of KS Publisher Yells In Raid
The raid exposed local political divisions and the newspaper's coverage of the community, and put an intense spotlight on the police chief.
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Mass Shootings Spur Divergent State Laws: Gun Rights Or Gun Control?
More than half the states have enacted substantive new gun laws, but whether rights are tightened or loosened depends on the party in power.
