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Consumer groups push back on Rail Safety billIs the Railway Safety Act really about safety, or about protecting union jobs from improving technology?

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Murray to hold WSU event about public health trustThe Washington Democrat, a member of the Senate Health Committee who led the panel during the coronavirus pandemic, announced in a news release what she calls t...

Lewiston Morning Tribune1h agoWhole story →

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SNAP strains, youth baseball's class divide, and Meta's bug bountyThis week our top indicators include changes to the funding model for SNAP, private equity’s influence on youth baseball and Meta’s attempt to find flaws in its brand new AI assistant. Fact checking by Sierra Juarez.Your Next Listen –Why Trump's spending bill could close your grocery store–Over 2,000 episodes in our archive on the NPR AppConnect with The…

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Washington law required the state to help. Instead, it fined us $618,000 - Fri, 09 Oct 2026 PSTWe’ve run our family farm in Grant County, Washington, for over 40 years, and for most of that time, we maintained a good relationship with the state. We had always worked collaboratively with the Department of Ecology. Occasionally, our irrigation needs would change, and Ecology would usually help us navigate Washington’s regulatory labyrinth.

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Mike Rogers hammers Abdul El-Sayed as fake ‘doctor’ who’d be jailed for treating patients during feisty Michigan debateRogers accused El-Sayed of pulling off a con by leaving Michigan voters with the impression that he practiced medicine despite never doing so outside of an internship.

New York Post5h agoWhole story →

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Rebecca Cooke highlights rural hospital closures and rising healthcare costs in press conferenceDemocratic Candidate for Congress Rebecca Cooke drew attention to healthcare costs and closures on Thursday night outside the former HSHS Sacred Heart Hospital.

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Dan Rather spots 'devastating' trick Trump is hiding up his sleeve for after the midtermsPresident Donald Trump is hiding a devastating trick up his sleeve that he plans to play after the midterms, according to one analyst. Last year, Trump and Republicans in Congress passed a bill that delayed implementation of drastic reductions in Medicaid spending and new work requirements for social benefits until after the midterms. That could put a…

Raw Story7h agoWhole story →

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Michigan Senate debate erupts into personal attacks as Rogers, El-Sayed clash over Israel, Iran and moreRepublican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed clashed in their first head-to-head public debate during a fiery showdown Thursday night filled with personal attacks and accusations.

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3 takeaways on the 2nd Maine gubernatorial debateDemocrat Hannah Pingree, Republican Bobby Charles and independent Rick Bennett jabbed each other during their second faceoff, less than a month from Election Day.

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Man shot by ICE in the Bronx — Mamdani demands Trump end all operations in NYCDemocratic New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani said he called President Donald Trump and will demand the end of all immigration operations in his city after another reported shooting. Agents of Immigration and Customs Enforcement surrounded a car in the Bronx and fired into it, shooting a man, according to Mamdani's version of the incident. 'Get ICE out…

The Blaze8h agoWhole story →

Kimberly Guilfoyle allegedly asked businessman for $100,000 wire transferDonald Trump Jr.'s ex-fiancée, Kimberly Guilfoyle, who is currently the U.S. ambassador to Greece, allegedly pushed a donor to pay off her six-figure credit card bill. Weijia Jiang reports.

CBS News8h agoWhole story →

Trump admin reveals post-midterm ‘crackdown’ plans in new court filing: reportThe Trump administration is laying the groundwork for a “post-midterm crackdown” on abortion medication, according to Talking Points Memo, which reported that a new court filing details its review of mifepristone. TPM’s Kate Riga described the effort as a coming “attack” that has been “deliberately delayed to avoid midterm backlash.” The filing places…

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Seattle mayor signs grocery ‘fair pricing’ into law, bans surveillanceWith a quick signature, Mayor Katie Wilson made Seattle the first city in the U.S. to ban “surveillance pricing,” a consumer protection and privacy measure she said would stop large grocers from using personal data to charge shoppers different prices for the same product.

Spokane Spokesman-Review9h agoWhole story →

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Federal agents involved in a shooting that wounds a person in New York, police sayNEW YORK — Federal law enforcement agents shot and wounded a person in New York City on Thursday, city police said. Few details were immediately available about the shooting, which happened around 4 p.m. The person who was shot is conscious and being treated at a hospital, the New York

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review9h agoWhole story →

Guilfoyle accused by Trump donor of $100k request for credit card billDemocrats are calling for Ambassador to Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle, to be removed after a Trump donor accused her of requesting $100,000 to pay a credit card bill. Her attorney disputes the authenticity of the text messages the donor said are from Guilfoyle. NBC News’ Garrett Haake reports.

NBC News9h agoWhole story →

Trump country rocked as neglected districts lean blue: 'Ground is shifting under our feet'Democratic candidates in much of the Volunteer State, especially in its rural areas, face a steep hill to climb. Perhaps that is most true in East Tennessee, a region that has voted reliably red for decades. Hamilton County, the urban anchor of Southeast Tennessee with Chattanooga as its seat, hasn’t voted for a Democratic county mayor since the early…

Raw Story10h agoWhole story →

Botched execution reignites debate surrounding death penaltyChrista Pike, the Tennessee woman who survived a botched execution, has reportedly taken a few steps in her hospital room six days after she received two lethal injections. Justice correspondent Ali Rogin discussed questions surrounding the state of capital punishment with Austin Sarat, author of "Lethal Injection and the False Promise of Humane Execution."

PBS NewsHour10h agoWhole story →

HHS launches NIH clinic to study vaccine injuries“We must listen to patients and families who report vaccine injuries—not dismiss or gaslight them,”

NewsNation10h agoWhole story →

Trump Mails Americans Checks Ahead of Midterms, Seeking to Compensate for What His Party Did to HealthcarePresident Donald Trump has in recent weeks unveiled multiple schemes to send checks to millions of Americans, adding letters explaining...

Talking Points Memo10h agoWhole story →

One Hospitalized in Bronx Shooting Involving Federal Agents, NYPD SaysOne person is in the hospital following a shooting that involved federal law enforcement agents, police said.

Newsweek10h agoWhole story →