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Pentagon announces another boat strike amid heightened scrutiny; An End to Hepatitis B Shots for All Newborns; DeWine veto protects Ohio teens from extended work hours; Wisconsin seniors rally for dignity amid growing pressures; Rosa Parks' legacy fuels 381 days of civic action in AL and the U.S.

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Trump escalates rhetoric toward Somali Americans as his administration tightens immigration vetting, while Ohio blocks expanded child labor hours and seniors face a Sunday deadline to review Medicare coverage.

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Native American tribes are left out of a new federal Rural Health Transformation Program, cold temperatures are burdening rural residents with higher energy prices and Missouri archivists says documenting queer history in rural communities is critical amid ongoing attacks on LGBTQ+ rights.

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Affordable Housing at Issue in Long Island Lighthouse Project

Hempstead, NY - Long Island residents are gathering at a town hall meeting today in Hempstead to urge that affordable housing be part of the 'New …

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Upstate Parents Have 'Bright Idea' for School Excellence Contracts

Buffalo, NY - Parents and educators from around the state are looking to "shine some light" on schools. They're bringing light bulbs and ideas to the …

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Children's Advocates say New York Hit Especially Hard by Cuts

New York, NY - New York health and social welfare organizations are joining in urging Congress and the Bush administration to reverse recent …

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Immigrant Labor Law Raises Enforcement and Economic Concerns

Long Island, NY - The Suffolk County Legislature has passed what some say is the nation's most stringent anti-immigrant labor law. The bill requires …

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Community Control Contested in 'Contracts for Excellence'

New York - Just weeks after the announcement of a historic increase in funding for New York's public schools, education advocates argue that New York …

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NY Grandparents Rally in Washington for Family Care

Washington, DC - Raising grandkids isn't part of most New Yorkers' retirement plans, but it's the reality for a growing number of seniors. Some of …

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New York Families Seek Health Relief during 'Cover the Uninsured' Week

New York - New Yorkers are joining this weekend's culmination of national "Cover the Uninsured Week," dedicated to the 47 million Americans, …

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"Cover the Uninsured Week" Spurs Hope for Nevada Kids' Health Coverage

Carson City, NV - Nevadans and families nationwide are celebrating "Cover the Uninsured Week" with a new initiative to provide health insurance for 9 …

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Poll: New Yorkers Want Campaign Finance Reform

New York, NY - New Yorkers are fed up with highly-financed special interests funding the electoral process. Zogby International's statewide survey …

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Senate Medicaid Rebellion Called Good Medicine for NY's Underserved Patients

Albany, NY - The full Senate is set for a fast-track vote as early as this week on an effort to roll back the Bush administration's recent …

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