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Aug 29

Judge denies request to halt Missouri’s gender-affirming medical care ban

By Gabrielle Hays

The new law in Missouri prohibits health care providers from prescribing or administering hormones or puberty-blockers to patients under 18 unless they were already receiving said treatment prior to Aug. 28.

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May 01

A Missouri judge just blocked the state’s attempt to restrict gender-affirming care. Here’s what’s next

By Gabrielle Hays

The judge's ruling comes after the state's attorney general filed an emergency ruling earlier this month that set first-of-its-kind restrictions on access to transgender health care.

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Sep 16

Nebraska judge says birth certificates can’t name 2 mothers

By Margery A. Beck, Associated Press

A judge said in his ruling last month that the request conflicts with Nebraska law that requires birth certificates to acknowledge paternity, as well as state policy that parents listed on birth certificates are the biological parents of the child.

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Aug 23

ACLU sues Arizona over law limiting filming of police

By Terry Tang, Associated Press

A controversial Arizona law restricting how the public can film police is facing its first legal challenge with a lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union.

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Aug 09

Missouri voters set to vote on recreational marijuana in November

By Summer Ballentine, Associated Press

Missouri voters are set to decide whether to allow recreational marijuana use in the state. The secretary of state's office on Tuesday announced the campaign received enough voter signatures to go on the November ballot.

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Mar 31

New Oklahoma abortion ban a ‘tipping point’ in the fight against Roe v. Wade

By Adam Kemp

Oklahoma’s state House voted 78-19 to pass a near-complete ban on abortions in mid-March, legislation that would go farther than the Texas six-week ban on which it was modeled. …

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Mar 24

3 U.S. Muslims sue over religious questioning by border officers

By Associated Press

Three Muslim Americans have filed a lawsuit alleging that U.S. border officers questioned them about their religious beliefs in violation of their constitutional rights when they returned from international travel.

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Mar 14

Arizona’s privatized prison health care has been failing for years. A new court case could change that

By Justin Stabley

In 2015, an Arizona trial revealed countless stories of medical neglect within the state's prison facilities. But six years later, with no significant signs of improvement, a judge has reopened the case and is expected to make a decision this…

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Dec 16

DOJ withdraws from settlement negotiations with separated families, will litigate each case

By Ben Fox, Associated Press

The decision comes after eight months of negotiations and weeks after reports of a proposed settlement that would pay several hundred thousand dollars to each family, which sparked outrage in Congress.

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May 16

Minneapolis suburb OKs roadmap for policing changes

By Associated Press

Elected officials in a Minneapolis suburb where a police officer fatally shot Daunte Wright during a traffic stop in April approved a resolution that puts the city on track to major changes to its policing practices.

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