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+5 Rachel Meyers Jay Glazer's insider takes make the NFL Kickoff worth catching every week.+21 Sam Okafor Even with the concealment, Campbell should have caught those admin failures earlier instead of leaving everything unchecked.
Dana Whitfield Bonta should focus on real health issues in California instead of targeting charities that offer women another option after taking the first pill.Dana Whitfield This action by Bonta seems aimed at limiting options for women who might want to stop the process after starting it.Priya Raman If women are told about reversal options before taking the second pill, the state has no business suing charities over it.Sam Okafor Suing over disputed health claims sets a bad precedent that could affect many nonprofit health services.Maya Lindstrom California's lawsuit risks limiting access to information on potential reversal options that some women have found helpful.Elena Vasquez If the reversal treatment lacks solid evidence, the state has every right to stop charities from promoting it to vulnerable women.Tom Gallagher Suing a charity over abortion pill reversal info sets a dangerous precedent for free speech on medical options.Sam Okafor California has better things to do than sue charities helping women who change their minds.Obituaries recall five lives of service, art and community ties Sandpoint — 1d Obituaries remember Ronald Lee Book, 91, a longtime Sandpoint, Idaho, builder and painter who coached youth sports; Hazel “Lori” Bradberry, 64, a longtime New Hanover County Schools employee; and Linda Lee Gilbert Perdue, 80, known for her lively spirit, generosity and devotion to family. They also honor Brenda Gail Calloway, 74, a Wilmington community and arts leader who founded a breast cancer support charity, and Barbara Greenough Lee, 90, an accomplished western artist and former newspaper editor. +2
