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Louisiana teachers worry about state constitution changes. Ohio experts support a $15 minimum wage for 1 million people. An Illinois mother seeks passage of a medical aid-in-dying bill. And Mississippi advocates push for restored voting rights for people with felony convictions.

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Biden says the U.S. won't arm Israel for a Rafah attack, drawing harsh criticism from Republicans. A judge denies former President Trump's request to modify a gag order. And new data outlines priorities for rural voters in ten battleground states.

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Some small towns in North Dakota worry they'll go to pot if marijuana is legalized, school vouchers are becoming a litmus test for Republicans, and Bennington, Vermont implements an innovative substance abuse recovery program.

Rachel Pickarski

Editorial Community Coordinator

Rachel first began working in the journalism field in 2016 at WTOP-FM in Washington D.C. as an operations specialist and assistant editor. She also worked as a producer at the Bill Press Live Show. Rachel moved to Boulder, Colorado in 2018 and began working at the Public News Service in July 2020 as the Editorial Community Coordinator. Throughout her years working in this field, she has worked on many different issues, including environmental, social and racial justice and women's issues as well as keeping up with legislative sessions and U.S. politics and elections.


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