Senior Democratic leaders acknowledge it may be hard to hold lawmakers back.
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Across U.S., activists protest new wave of abortion bans
None of the new, highly restrictive laws has taken effect, but advocates are hoping they will force the Supreme Court to rethink Roe. v. Wade.
Congressional leaders make progress on debt, spending talks
Their aim is to avoid automatic spending cuts – and to minimize the chances of a government shutdown .
Companies promise quick turnaround on nuclear reactor decommissioning
Communities with obsolete plants are eager to get rid of them, but not everyone is convinced it can be done with a new, accelerated process.
Sherpa climbs Everest twice in a week, breaks his record with 24th ascent
May is the climbing season for foreign tourists, but they couldn’t do it without the sherpas’ help.
Mexico rethinks immigration facilities
Critics of the current system say it is overwhelmed by an unending stream of migrants from the south.
RSU 9 budget meeting slated for May 28
The proposed 2019-20 budget is $1.57 million, or 4.44% more than this fiscal year.
Bill to allow more medical professionals to perform abortions is closer to passage
The bill, which has the support of Gov. Janet Mills but still faces votes in the Senate, comes at a time when other states are restricting access to abortion.
Three handwritten wills found in Aretha Franklin’s Detroit-area home
One was discovered stashed under the cushions in her living room.
Alabama Public Television won’t run ‘Arthur’ gay-wedding episode
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Alabama Public Television has chosen not to air an episode of the PBS children’s show “Arthur” because it included a same-sex wedding. The episode “Mr. Ratburn and the Special Someone” aired nationally on May 13, showing Arthur attending the wedding of his teacher and partner. APT showed a re-run instead. AL.com reports […]