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California is one of 15 states with a state fertility insurance law. But after insurance, families can still owe thousands of dollars.
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California is one of 15 states with a state fertility insurance law. But after insurance, families can still owe thousands of dollars.
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This article first appeared on High Country News and is republished here under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License. In Interior Alaska, near the Canadian border, a small Alaska Native community called Dot Lake Village sits just off the Alaska Highway. Cradled between the Alaska Range and the Tanana River, it is a tight-knit […]
This article first appeared on High Country News and is republished here under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License. In Interior Alaska, near the Canadian border, a small Alaska Native community called Dot Lake Village sits just off the Alaska Highway. Cradled between the Alaska Range and the Tanana River, it is a tight-knit […]
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Attack ads claiming Democrat Abdul El-Sayed has a history of ‘disrespecting women’ don’t offer conclusive proof and mislead viewers by taking past comments out of context.

Attack ads claiming Democrat Abdul El-Sayed has a history of ‘disrespecting women’ don’t offer conclusive proof and mislead viewers by taking past comments out of context.
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Em busca de lucro e prestígio, elas desenvolvem máquinas que se aperfeiçoam sozinhas de forma imprevisível, sem controle humano. Anthropic reconhece risco. Como podem impactar guerras e infraestruturas? É hora de “pausa global” neste frenesi? The post A insensatez das corporações na corrida das IAs appeared first on Outras Palavras.
Em busca de lucro e prestígio, elas desenvolvem máquinas que se aperfeiçoam sozinhas de forma imprevisível, sem controle humano. Anthropic reconhece risco. Como podem impactar guerras e infraestruturas? É hora de “pausa global” neste frenesi? The post A insensatez das corporações na corrida das IAs appeared first on Outras Palavras.
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Les conditions dans lesquelles Abderrahim Fakir, l’autoentrepreneur d’origine marocaine de 42 ans, est mort à la suite d’une intervention policière dans une rue d’un quartier périphérique de Bologne le 19 juillet, alors qu’il était dans un état d’altération psychique, commencent à s'éclaircir. D’après les premiers éléments de l’autopsie, les techniques employées par deux jeunes policiers de 23 et 28 ans pour le maintenir au sol pourraient lui avoir été fatales.
Les conditions dans lesquelles Abderrahim Fakir, l’autoentrepreneur d’origine marocaine de 42 ans, est mort à la suite d’une intervention policière dans une rue d’un quartier périphérique de Bologne le 19 juillet, alors qu’il était dans un état d’altération psychique, commencent à s'éclaircir. D’après les premiers éléments de l’autopsie, les techniques employées par deux jeunes policiers de 23 et 28 ans pour le maintenir au sol pourraient lui avoir été fatales.
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Beginning Saturday, roughly 500 Democratic Party of New Mexico members will begin casting ballots to replace Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver as the party’s nominee for lieutenant governor in the Nov. 3 general election.

Beginning Saturday, roughly 500 Democratic Party of New Mexico members will begin casting ballots to replace Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver as the party’s nominee for lieutenant governor in the Nov. 3 general election.
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On Saturday, July 25, over 330 communities across the United States will hold vigils, protests, and demonstrations to demand justice for Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, Johan Sebastian Guerrero, and many more who have been killed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Neighbors will gather to pay their respects, pray, mourn, and demand ICE OUT!The national movement follows two recent, horrific killings by ICE agents. On July 7, Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a beloved father and worker, was shot and killed by an ICE agent in Houston, Texas, while driving a work van. On July 13, ICE agents killed 26-year-old Johan Sebastian Guerrero in Biddeford, Maine, in front of his partner and toddler.There have now been 53 deaths in ICE custody since Trump was inaugurated, 33 deaths in fiscal year 2026 alone. As the death toll grows, communities across the country are taking to the streets to protest and mourn together, demanding that the ICE agents involved in these killings, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin, the Department of Justice, the FBI, and all related agencies under the Trump administration be held accountable. Given the pending confirmation of Todd Blanche as Attorney General, this need for transparency, accountability and public pressure is particularly important now.Find all events here.Organizers and participants are calling for: Immediate Transparency: DHS must immediately release the key witnesses to Lorenzo’s death and halt their deportation proceedings so they can safely participate in any investigation and legal process.Full, Independent Investigations: Investigations must include full transparency and cooperation from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and all other law enforcement agencies. Accountability for any officer found to have committed misconduct or violated the law.ICE Out: All state and local leaders should stop using their resources to support federal immigration enforcement and stop all coordination with ICE. DHS must remove all ICE agents from the streets.Corporate Responsibility: Businesses and corporations must exercise their Fourth and Fifth Amendment rights to protect their employees, customers, and communities, and decline to cooperate with ICE, including by refusing access to private property, customer information, or other resources. “We refuse to grieve quietly. We refuse to accept this terror and violence as inevitable”, said Crystal Cron, Executive Director, Presente! Maine. “Johan Sebastián should still be here with his wife and daughter — and instead, his name joins a growing list of people killed by an institution that treats our communities as disposable. This is bigger than one shooting, bigger than Biddeford, bigger than Maine. We will not stop fighting until there is justice for the Durán Guerrero family and a total dismantling of this lawless, criminal agency that took him from them.”“Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was a husband, a father of three, and a small business owner who built his American dream with his own hands. Johan Sebastian Guerrero was killed in front of his partner and his toddler,” said Juan Proaño, Chief Executive Officer of the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC). “ICE has now taken the lives of immigrants and U.S. citizens alike, and if they can kill Lorenzo and Johan, they can kill anyone. On July 25, LULAC’s members and councils will stand vigil with neighbors in communities across this country to demand transparency, independent investigations, and accountability for every life taken.”“We are all in danger from the brutality of ICE, and the killings of Lorenzo, Johan, Juan Hairo —and all those who have been killed by this rogue agency—prove that no one is safe,” said Erika Andiola, NDLON Political Director. “We must unite to defend ourselves and honor immigrant workers and day laborers, who endure the worst anti-immigrant hatred while building our communities and defending human rights. Today, we gather to mourn them and demand an end to ICE’s reign of terror.”“A government-authorized paramilitary force is roaming our streets, terrorizing, abducting and murdering human beings,” said Robert Weissman, Co-President of Public Citizen. “This weekend, thousands of Americans at hundreds of events across the country will gather to mourn the shameful loss of life, demand accountability for perpetrators and insist on an end to the cruel and deliberate Trump administration policy choices that make these kinds of killings all but inevitable.”“ICE kills people, separates families, and threatens community safety across the country – full stop. No one is safe when ICE is present – whether on the streets or in one of the agency’s more than 200 abuse-ridden detention facilities,” said Setareh Ghandehari, Advocacy Director of Detention Watch Network. “People are dying in ICE detention at a record-breaking rate, ICE agents are tearing families apart and shooting people on the streets, making people less safe, and causing chaos wherever they go — whether in Minneapolis, Chicago, Los Angeles, Houston, Biddeford, or beyond. No more abuse and death at the hands of ICE and no more ICE funding while people lose health care, struggle to pay rent and kids go hungry. We demand an end to the ICE age.”“The deaths of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, Johan Sebastián Guerrero, and now Juan Jairo Coronilla Duran are not isolated tragedies; they are the direct result of the administration’s drastic and dangerous expansion of immigration enforcement, fueled by the $270 billion in funding to ICE and CBP. These hundreds of billions to terrorize communities are financed by historic cuts to health care, and the American public is rightly outraged by these killings and cruelty,” said Todd Schulte, President of FWD.us. “We will continue to fight against this ICE violence that is tearing families apart, against the expansion of enforcement and for a more just and human approach to immigration.”“Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was driving to a job site with his crew. Johan Sebastian Guerrero was starting his day as a delivery driver, with his wife and toddler beside him. They were doing what millions of immigrants do every day. And ICE agents gunned them down; for working. This is not immigration enforcement. This is lethal state violence against people who are our neighbors, family members, and friends, and it has to stop. For over a year, Workers Circle activists have taken action week after week through our Freedom Vigils, bearing witness outside detention facilities like Alligator Alcatraz until we shut it down in June and refusing to let this cruelty happen in the dark across the nation. Lorenzo and Johan’s deaths are part of the same fight for human dignity and Constitutional rights, now out in the open for the whole country to see” said Noelle Damico, Director of Social Justice at The Workers Circle. “On July 25, we’re bringing that same determination and love to communities from Houston to Maine and everywhere in between, because we owe Lorenzo and Johan and their families more than grief — we owe them justice. We will not look away, and we will keep speaking out until we end ICE’s reign of terror in our communities once and for all.”###The July 25 Day of Action is being organized by volunteers, neighbors, families, and organizations nationwide, with support from the Disappeared in America project hosted by Public Citizen, the National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON), The Workers Circle, Detention Watch Network, and the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC). A core principle behind all Disappeared in America events is a commitment to nonviolent action.

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On Saturday, July 25, over 330 communities across the United States will hold vigils, protests, and demonstrations to demand justice for Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, Johan Sebastian Guerrero, and many more who have been killed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Neighbors will gather to pay their respects, pray, mourn, and demand ICE OUT!The national movement follows two recent, horrific killings by ICE agents. On July 7, Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a beloved father and worker, was shot and killed by an ICE agent in Houston, Texas, while driving a work van. On July 13, ICE agents killed 26-year-old Johan Sebastian Guerrero in Biddeford, Maine, in front of his partner and toddler.There have now been 53 deaths in ICE custody since Trump was inaugurated, 33 deaths in fiscal year 2026 alone. As the death toll grows, communities across the country are taking to the streets to protest and mourn together, demanding that the ICE agents involved in these killings, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin, the Department of Justice, the FBI, and all related agencies under the Trump administration be held accountable. Given the pending confirmation of Todd Blanche as Attorney General, this need for transparency, accountability and public pressure is particularly important now.Find all events here.Organizers and participants are calling for: Immediate Transparency: DHS must immediately release the key witnesses to Lorenzo’s death and halt their deportation proceedings so they can safely participate in any investigation and legal process.Full, Independent Investigations: Investigations must include full transparency and cooperation from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and all other law enforcement agencies. Accountability for any officer found to have committed misconduct or violated the law.ICE Out: All state and local leaders should stop using their resources to support federal immigration enforcement and stop all coordination with ICE. DHS must remove all ICE agents from the streets.Corporate Responsibility: Businesses and corporations must exercise their Fourth and Fifth Amendment rights to protect their employees, customers, and communities, and decline to cooperate with ICE, including by refusing access to private property, customer information, or other resources. “We refuse to grieve quietly. We refuse to accept this terror and violence as inevitable”, said Crystal Cron, Executive Director, Presente! Maine. “Johan Sebastián should still be here with his wife and daughter — and instead, his name joins a growing list of people killed by an institution that treats our communities as disposable. This is bigger than one shooting, bigger than Biddeford, bigger than Maine. We will not stop fighting until there is justice for the Durán Guerrero family and a total dismantling of this lawless, criminal agency that took him from them.”“Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was a husband, a father of three, and a small business owner who built his American dream with his own hands. Johan Sebastian Guerrero was killed in front of his partner and his toddler,” said Juan Proaño, Chief Executive Officer of the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC). “ICE has now taken the lives of immigrants and U.S. citizens alike, and if they can kill Lorenzo and Johan, they can kill anyone. On July 25, LULAC’s members and councils will stand vigil with neighbors in communities across this country to demand transparency, independent investigations, and accountability for every life taken.”“We are all in danger from the brutality of ICE, and the killings of Lorenzo, Johan, Juan Hairo —and all those who have been killed by this rogue agency—prove that no one is safe,” said Erika Andiola, NDLON Political Director. “We must unite to defend ourselves and honor immigrant workers and day laborers, who endure the worst anti-immigrant hatred while building our communities and defending human rights. Today, we gather to mourn them and demand an end to ICE’s reign of terror.”“A government-authorized paramilitary force is roaming our streets, terrorizing, abducting and murdering human beings,” said Robert Weissman, Co-President of Public Citizen. “This weekend, thousands of Americans at hundreds of events across the country will gather to mourn the shameful loss of life, demand accountability for perpetrators and insist on an end to the cruel and deliberate Trump administration policy choices that make these kinds of killings all but inevitable.”“ICE kills people, separates families, and threatens community safety across the country – full stop. No one is safe when ICE is present – whether on the streets or in one of the agency’s more than 200 abuse-ridden detention facilities,” said Setareh Ghandehari, Advocacy Director of Detention Watch Network. “People are dying in ICE detention at a record-breaking rate, ICE agents are tearing families apart and shooting people on the streets, making people less safe, and causing chaos wherever they go — whether in Minneapolis, Chicago, Los Angeles, Houston, Biddeford, or beyond. No more abuse and death at the hands of ICE and no more ICE funding while people lose health care, struggle to pay rent and kids go hungry. We demand an end to the ICE age.”“The deaths of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, Johan Sebastián Guerrero, and now Juan Jairo Coronilla Duran are not isolated tragedies; they are the direct result of the administration’s drastic and dangerous expansion of immigration enforcement, fueled by the $270 billion in funding to ICE and CBP. These hundreds of billions to terrorize communities are financed by historic cuts to health care, and the American public is rightly outraged by these killings and cruelty,” said Todd Schulte, President of FWD.us. “We will continue to fight against this ICE violence that is tearing families apart, against the expansion of enforcement and for a more just and human approach to immigration.”“Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was driving to a job site with his crew. Johan Sebastian Guerrero was starting his day as a delivery driver, with his wife and toddler beside him. They were doing what millions of immigrants do every day. And ICE agents gunned them down; for working. This is not immigration enforcement. This is lethal state violence against people who are our neighbors, family members, and friends, and it has to stop. For over a year, Workers Circle activists have taken action week after week through our Freedom Vigils, bearing witness outside detention facilities like Alligator Alcatraz until we shut it down in June and refusing to let this cruelty happen in the dark across the nation. Lorenzo and Johan’s deaths are part of the same fight for human dignity and Constitutional rights, now out in the open for the whole country to see” said Noelle Damico, Director of Social Justice at The Workers Circle. “On July 25, we’re bringing that same determination and love to communities from Houston to Maine and everywhere in between, because we owe Lorenzo and Johan and their families more than grief — we owe them justice. We will not look away, and we will keep speaking out until we end ICE’s reign of terror in our communities once and for all.”###The July 25 Day of Action is being organized by volunteers, neighbors, families, and organizations nationwide, with support from the Disappeared in America project hosted by Public Citizen, the National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON), The Workers Circle, Detention Watch Network, and the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC). A core principle behind all Disappeared in America events is a commitment to nonviolent action.
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Arturo Alluin is seeking the District 8 city representative seat now held by Chris Canales, who hasn’t announced whether he’s seeking reelection. The deadline to file for a place on the Nov. 3 ballot is Aug. 17. The post After scrutiny, El Paso City Council candidate removes clothing expenses from campaign finance report appeared first on El Paso Matters.
Arturo Alluin is seeking the District 8 city representative seat now held by Chris Canales, who hasn’t announced whether he’s seeking reelection. The deadline to file for a place on the Nov. 3 ballot is Aug. 17. The post After scrutiny, El Paso City Council candidate removes clothing expenses from campaign finance report appeared first on El Paso Matters.
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Investigators surmised that Anthony Pollio had most likely gotten near the summit of Mt. Brown before turning around, and that he was hiking back down the mountain after sunset when he was attacked. At the time of the attack, the Mt. Brown Trail had numerous downed trees that had been blown over the previous winter. Investigators said that those elements, combined with it being after sunset, meant that Pollio and the bear likely did not see each other until they were very close. The post Glacier’s first fatal bear attack in almost 30 years came after surprise encounter appeared first on Montana Free Press.

Investigators surmised that Anthony Pollio had most likely gotten near the summit of Mt. Brown before turning around, and that he was hiking back down the mountain after sunset when he was attacked. At the time of the attack, the Mt. Brown Trail had numerous downed trees that had been blown over the previous winter. Investigators said that those elements, combined with it being after sunset, meant that Pollio and the bear likely did not see each other until they were very close. The post Glacier’s first fatal bear attack in almost 30 years came after surprise encounter appeared first on Montana Free Press.
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It’s easy to imagine people taking government warnings about forest fires less seriously after their government explodes $700,000 worth of fireworks over a forest. That’s one of many problems with July fireworks displays at Mount Rushmore — problems that will apparently be ignored as long as Donald Trump is in the White House. On July […]
It’s easy to imagine people taking government warnings about forest fires less seriously after their government explodes $700,000 worth of fireworks over a forest. That’s one of many problems with July fireworks displays at Mount Rushmore — problems that will apparently be ignored as long as Donald Trump is in the White House. On July […]
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Canton public schools switched to a separate provision of federal school meals program that provides more funding if enough parents fill out forms to prove economic need.
Canton public schools switched to a separate provision of federal school meals program that provides more funding if enough parents fill out forms to prove economic need.
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Neste sábado (25), o Movimento Gota D’Água, formado por organizações sociais, lideranças comunitárias e evangélicas realizará um ato público na Praça do Marco Zero, em Recife, a partir das 7h da manhã. O encontro reunirá moradores das comunidades do Ipsep, Jardim Uchôa, Caçote, Sapo Nu e Coqueiral, lideranças sociais e igrejas evangélicas para a leitura […] O post Lideranças comunitárias e evangélicas se unem para protestar por transparência do ProMorar apareceu primeiro em Marco Zero Conteúdo.
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Neste sábado (25), o Movimento Gota D’Água, formado por organizações sociais, lideranças comunitárias e evangélicas realizará um ato público na Praça do Marco Zero, em Recife, a partir das 7h da manhã. O encontro reunirá moradores das comunidades do Ipsep, Jardim Uchôa, Caçote, Sapo Nu e Coqueiral, lideranças sociais e igrejas evangélicas para a leitura […] O post Lideranças comunitárias e evangélicas se unem para protestar por transparência do ProMorar apareceu primeiro em Marco Zero Conteúdo.
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The Department of Justice, Environmental Protection Agency and the Arkansas Division of Environmental Quality asked a federal judge Friday to approve a settlement that would require an Ashdown paper mill to pay $1.5 million for air pollution violations. The kraft paper mill, which first opened in 1968, has produced “fluff pulp”, which is used in […]

The Department of Justice, Environmental Protection Agency and the Arkansas Division of Environmental Quality asked a federal judge Friday to approve a settlement that would require an Ashdown paper mill to pay $1.5 million for air pollution violations. The kraft paper mill, which first opened in 1968, has produced “fluff pulp”, which is used in […]
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Joyau naturel du nord du Vietnam, l’archipel de Cát Bà attire chaque année davantage de visiteurs. Situé au large de la baie de Ha Long, il séduit par ses paysages karstiques et ses forêts luxuriantes. Fort de ce succès, plusieurs grands groupes immobiliers y ont développé des résidences de luxe et des complexes hôteliers. Des projets qui refaçonnent désormais une partie de l’île.
Joyau naturel du nord du Vietnam, l’archipel de Cát Bà attire chaque année davantage de visiteurs. Situé au large de la baie de Ha Long, il séduit par ses paysages karstiques et ses forêts luxuriantes. Fort de ce succès, plusieurs grands groupes immobiliers y ont développé des résidences de luxe et des complexes hôteliers. Des projets qui refaçonnent désormais une partie de l’île.
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La Mesa Courier spotlights: La Mesa tackles neighborhood concerns by developing short-term rental regulations while spotlighting its growing cannabis industry and Grossmont Center's future Bass Pro Shops. Other stories examine persistent potholes, parking enforcement hotspots, pedestrian safety improvements, Lauren Cazares' state honor, kosher pizza, and rising e-bike injuries.
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La Mesa Courier spotlights: La Mesa tackles neighborhood concerns by developing short-term rental regulations while spotlighting its growing cannabis industry and Grossmont Center's future Bass Pro Shops. Other stories examine persistent potholes, parking enforcement hotspots, pedestrian safety improvements, Lauren Cazares' state honor, kosher pizza, and rising e-bike injuries.
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احمد شاملو؛ بیستوشش سال پس از درگذشت
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احمد شاملو؛ بیستوشش سال پس از درگذشت
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L’horizon s’agrandit au Liban ! De l’Amérique à l’Europe, les transports libanais auront vécu une semaine riche en événements. À la Maison Blanche, le président libanais a obtenu du président Trump la reprise des vols directs entre les deux pays. Le même jour en France, les ministres des Transports libanais et français signaient le prolongement d’un accord pour la reconstruction du port de Beyrouth.
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L’horizon s’agrandit au Liban ! De l’Amérique à l’Europe, les transports libanais auront vécu une semaine riche en événements. À la Maison Blanche, le président libanais a obtenu du président Trump la reprise des vols directs entre les deux pays. Le même jour en France, les ministres des Transports libanais et français signaient le prolongement d’un accord pour la reconstruction du port de Beyrouth.
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El Museo de Pontevedra abrió sus puertas a un acontecimiento artístico y emocional de primer nivel con la inauguración de Eternos son os soños, la gran exposición antológica dedicada a José Freixanes.

El Museo de Pontevedra abrió sus puertas a un acontecimiento artístico y emocional de primer nivel con la inauguración de Eternos son os soños, la gran exposición antológica dedicada a José Freixanes.
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ارتش آمریکا روز جمعه به وقت واشنگتن اعلام کرد که به دومین کشتی تجاری که قصد نقض محاصره بنادر ایران را داشت، شلیک کرد و آن را از کار انداخت.
ارتش آمریکا روز جمعه به وقت واشنگتن اعلام کرد که به دومین کشتی تجاری که قصد نقض محاصره بنادر ایران را داشت، شلیک کرد و آن را از کار انداخت.
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LINCOLN — Gov. Jim Pillen celebrated the passage of the latest legislation in his effort to increase protections against U.S. foreign adversaries in a ceremonial bill signing Friday. Pillen signed Legislative Bill 1096, introduced on his behalf by state Sen. Eliot Bostar of Lincoln, which aims to protect the state’s agriculture and economy by criminalizing […]

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LINCOLN — Gov. Jim Pillen celebrated the passage of the latest legislation in his effort to increase protections against U.S. foreign adversaries in a ceremonial bill signing Friday. Pillen signed Legislative Bill 1096, introduced on his behalf by state Sen. Eliot Bostar of Lincoln, which aims to protect the state’s agriculture and economy by criminalizing […]