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New York, Arizona Lowering Age Eligibility For COVID Vaccines

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New York is lowering the age eligibility for vaccines to people 50 years or older and Arizona is lowering the age to 16 years old in three counties.
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What History Teaches Us About Attacks On Peaceful Protesters

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A June poll from Newsy and YouGov showed 62% of Americans supported the Black Lives Matter movement. The question: For how long?
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Mississippi Abortion Law Case Is A Direct Challenge To Roe V. Wade

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The Mississippi law at the center of the case is a near-total ban on abortion and one of many recently passed by state legislators.
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U.N. Warns Earth 'Firmly On Track Toward An Unlivable World'

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The report found efforts to cut emissions require a swift end to fossil fuels and increase in renewable energy, among other measures.
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Drug Legalization Efforts See Big Wins In Election

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Voters in Oregon supported decriminalizing small possessions of some street drugs like heroin and LSD — the first state to do so.
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Trump Pays Tribute To Civil Rights Movement

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US President Donald Trump paid tribute on Saturday to Mississippi's role in the civil rights movement at the opening of two new museums in Jackson, the capital. Some black leaders — including civil rights leader and Georgia...
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Appeals Court Blocks Mississippi's 'Heartbeat' Abortion Ban

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The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals sided with a lower court that first blocked the "heartbeat" law last May.
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US scientists turn back the clock to develop new crops

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This Kansas field could be a small step toward a big leap forward in agriculture. Researchers from the non-profit research organisation the Land Institute are working to turn this wheatgrass into a viable crop to replace the standard...
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Emmett Till's Family Is Hoping They Will Finally Get Justice

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A long forgotten arrest warrant could be the key to getting justice for Emmett Till’s family.
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Female Trucking Group Offers New Beginnings To Future Truckers

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Diane McNair-Smith is pushing hard for more women to get involved in the industry long dominated by men.
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Mississippi Abortion Providers Wait And Worry

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This Mississippi abortion clinic is at the center of the Supreme Court case that could strike down Roe v. Wade.
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23 Injured In Texas Storms; More Tornadoes Forecast In U.S.

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A blizzard warning issued by the National Weather Service remained in effect through Thursday for most of western and central North Dakota.
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The EPA Is Investigating The Jackson, Mississippi Water Crisis

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The EPA will head to Jackson, Mississippi to collect data and conduct interviews as residents remain under a water boil notice.
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Red States' Abortion Laws Are Worldwide Anomaly

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As the Supreme Court gears up to hear a case that could officially end Roe v. Wade, Republican-led states could be poised to become more restrictive on abortion access than almost any developed country.
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SCOTUS Hears Challenges to Texas Abortion Law

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Two months ago, Texas put in place the most restrictive abortion law in the U.S. since 1973. On Monday, the Supreme Court — which allowed the measure to go into place — considered two challenges to the ban.
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Two Weeks Post-Roe: How Abortion Has Already Changed In The U.S.

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The Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade two weeks ago, erasing a woman's right to an abortion and changing U.S. laws almost immediately.
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CAN256 US NEWS REPORT ON REACTION TO CIVIL RIGHTS BILL

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US news report on the national reaction to the new Civil Rights Bill, recently implemented ***date is approximate*** 1. interior TV studio cu, spokesman (unidentified): SOUNDBITE: (English) on how the law is not just for the South but...
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What's At Stake With Mississippi's Abortion Case?

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The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a challenge in an abortion case from Mississippi.
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U.S. Death Toll Of Vaping-Related Illnesses Rises To 12

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The total number of reported vaping-related illnesses has also jumped.
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Mississippi DA In Curtis Flowers Case Recuses Himself After 6 Trials

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District Attorney Doug Evans has tried Curtis Flowers for murder six times, and three convictions have been overturned due to Evans' misconduct.
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Late Winter Storm Blasts South, Northeast With Snow

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A fast-moving storm left heavy snowfall across a large stretch of the Eastern U.S. from Tennessee up trough New England.
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Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama Warned As Severe Weather Approaches

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The affected areas, including the cities of Baton Rouge and Jackson, Mississippi, could see strong tornadoes, forecasters said.
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Congress Probes Jackson Water Crisis As City And State Spar

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Reps. Bennie Thompson and Carolyn Maloney are requesting information on how Mississippi plans to spend federal funding meant for water infrastructure.
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Family Dollar Temporarily Closes Over 400 Stores Across 6 States

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The move comes amid a massive recall of products after federal regulators found more than 1,100 rodents at a distribution facility in Arkansas.