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12 dead, scores injured in Halloween weekend mass shootings

At least a dozen people are dead and many more are injured after numerous mass shootings took place across the United States over the Halloween weekend. There were 13 mass shootings — defined as when at least four victims are injured or killed — that took place between Friday and Sunday, according to the Gun Violence...

Heat attack: Black seniors bear unequal burden of cardiac deaths from rising temperatures

Elderly Black Americans are on the front lines of a coming spike in deaths from climate change, a new study has found. Between 2008 and 2019, extreme heat drove at least 1,600 Americans — disproportionately Black and elderly — to an early death from heart attacks. Without aggressive action on climate, that number could more than...

Low confidence in a chaotic government is just what the GOP ordered

They share a toxic view that the government does more harm than good, and they are not in Congress to solve people’s problems, but to use a “scorched-earth” strategy to hasten the demise of the federal government.  

California professors blast university system for ‘unsafe’ comments about Hamas

Ethnic studies faculty at the University of California say calling attacks on Israeli civilians "terrorism" is making Palestinian students and community members "unsafe."

Speaker Johnson hails ‘Judeo-Christian tradition,’ outlines ‘optimistic vision’ in first international speech

Speaker Mike Johnson praised traditional Western values in a speech to the Alliance For Responsible Citizenship in London.

GOP senators demand enhanced border security plan from Biden over threats by ‘global terrorist groups’

A group of 11 Republican senators is calling on President Biden to show them a plan about how to enhance security at the southern border amid heightened threats around the world.

Judge Chutkan’s Gag Order and Our Multidimensional Trump Problem

Judge Chutkan’s gag order on Donald Trump shows the unprecedented nature of the problem Trump has forced on the republic.

The Case against UNC over the Covid Shutdown

Some schools are still the subject of lawsuits brought by students who felt that their schools violated contracts with them during Covid.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 30

2006—A South Dakota law enacted in 2005 sets forth informed-consent provisions for abortion, including that the woman undergoing abortion be informed that “the abortion...

Major Medical Group Issues ‘More Inclusive’ Infertility Definition

‘This new and inclusive definition is driven by the clinical needs of patients who come from different places and with different treatment needs.’

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