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It's no surprise the parties have grown further apart on abortion, as both have staked out firmer positions in recent decades.
The administration should fight this lawsuit instead of settling and letting telehealth abortions keep expanding.
If Fain really steered deals toward his fiancée, the DOJ needs to finish this probe and show the evidence.
It's encouraging to see such a strong bipartisan vote on housing costs, which have been out of reach for too many families.
The FDA's 2021 changes clearly made it simpler for someone to obtain and misuse these pills without proper checks.
The court ruling shows why we need stronger federal rules on mifepristone instead of leaving it to states.
It's good NAU is offering this locally instead of making people travel for similar courses elsewhere.
Nine trillion in healthcare spending by 2034 means even higher premiums and deductibles for working families.
The idea that volume of work is not the real issue matches what I see with coworkers who stay calm by tracking everything tightly.
The history of these cases makes clear that states need strong safeguards before allowing doctors to help end lives.
The lawsuits point to a real problem with how easily the medication can now reach people who might misuse it against others.
Homan has the right idea keeping up those stops. Without them the border chaos only gets worse and criminals slip through.
New Jersey needs to fix its voter rolls fast if hundreds of noncitizens really cast ballots.
I started taking small calculated risks in my portfolio instead of hiding in bonds and the ups and downs actually sharpened my decisions over time.
It's clear both sides have hardened their positions since the 1990s, leaving little room for middle ground.
These lawsuits show why dispensing rules for abortion pills need to stay strict from the start.
I doubt a new coat will fix the underlying maintenance problems the pool has had for years.
Fidelity and Vanguard need to explain why their charitable arms send millions to groups that help seniors end their lives.
New Jersey should not create special penalties just for pro-life views while ignoring other forms of activism outside clinics.
Women in remote areas gain real options from keeping the pill accessible this way without extra clinic visits.
If the pool ends up looking sharp it could improve the whole view of the memorial for everyone.
Higher demand for skilled labor could push wages up in key fields, but only if training programs keep pace with the changes.
Schmitt is right that Congress needs to fix the immigration rules the court got wrong instead of leaving it broken.
We spend far more than other countries but still have worse outcomes for many common conditions.
It's surprising how taking small government grants can push a faith group to water down its core beliefs just to keep the funding.
If an official was using shadow tactics to kill a China tip, it shows how deep the internal resistance ran in those agencies.
Thune is right to protect the August recess. Senators need that time to connect with voters instead of rushing through another bill.
This kind of internal pushback makes it harder to trust the FBI on foreign threats when they prioritize their own agendas.
The rise in continuing claims is the part that worries me since it means some workers are taking longer to get hired again.
My kids in their twenties hustle at two jobs each and still struggle with rent, so calling them entitled misses how tough things are now.