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As Georgia’s uninsured rate remains higher than national average, stakeholders discuss policy

by Sofi Gratas/GPB NewsSeptember 13, 2024

Estimates based on enrollment and census data show most uninsured adults in the state are eligible for some kind of coverage.
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Fulton judge overturns Georgia secretary of state decision, removes 2 names from presidential ballot

by Ross Williams/Georgia RecorderSeptember 13, 2024

With early voting set to begin in just over a month, the judges ordered Raffensperger to post notices at polling places in cases where there is insufficient time to print new ballots.
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Standing ovation from Tucson’s Trump supporters. A ‘do or die’ election.

by Yana Kunichoff and John WashingtonSeptember 13, 2024

From immigration to economics and rigged elections, Donald Trump made big promises and false claims to Southern Arizonans overfilling an energetic rally in Tucson. This traditionally liberal city — home to generations of Latinos and less than 70 miles from the U.S.-Mexico border — remains at the center of the former president’s reelection platform. “Incredible being back […]

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Judge tosses some counts in Georgia election case against Trump and others

by Kate Brumback/The Associated PressSeptember 13, 2024

The judge in March had thrown out six counts of the indictment, a ruling that prosecutors are appealing. Even with a total of nine counts quashed, 32 counts remain, including an overarching racketeering charge brought against all of the defendants.
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Seguidores de Trump lo ovacionan de pie en Tucson. Una elección de ‘vida o muerte’.

by Yana Kunichoff and John WashingtonSeptember 13, 2024

Desde inmigración hasta la economía y las elecciones amañadas, Donald Trump hizo grandes promesas y afirmaciones falsas a los sureños de Arizona que abarrotaron un energético mitin en Tucson. La ciudad tradicionalmente liberal, hogar de generaciones de latinos y a menos de 113 kilómetros de la frontera entre Estados Unidos y México, sigue siendo el […]

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Discipline of Syracuse University student accused of not moving Gaza solidarity encampment headed to appeals board

by Eddie VelazquezSeptember 13, 2024

Cai Cafiero is one of seven students the university pursued discipline against for the encampment. Her appeal will now be heard by a three-person board.

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Sunflowers make small moves to maximize their Sun exposure − physicists can model them to predict how they grow

by American Public NewsSeptember 13, 2024

Plants don’t just grow straight up. They can move in loopy and zigzagging ways to get more sunshine. And studying these movements goes all the way back to Darwin in the 19th century.

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Creative life after death − or yes, you can control spinoffs from beyond the grave

by Naomi Cahn, Professor of Law, University of VirginiaSeptember 13, 2024

Even after departing this world, artists have plenty of legal tools to protect their creative vision.

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Students ride the rails in this course to learn about sustainability and tourism

by American Public NewsSeptember 13, 2024

With 100 hours aboard Amtrak trains, students learn about sustainable travel and destination tourism, using cities along the routes as living laboratories.

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Endometriosis pain leads to missed school and work in two-thirds of women with the condition, new study finds

by Rasha Al-Lami, Researcher in Women’s Health, Yale UniversitySeptember 13, 2024

Black and Hispanic women are less likely to receive an endometriosis diagnosis, reflecting a possible systemic bias or disparity in health care access.