Arizona, others back birthright citizenship in amicus brief
Democratic attorney generals cite 14th Amendment, but immigration policy nonprofit disagrees
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Bayer gets preliminary approval for weedkiller class settlement
German agrichemical giant Bayer said Wednesday that a US judge had granted preliminary approval for a multi-billion-dollar class settlement proposed by its subsidiary Monsanto over claims the Roundup weedkiller causes blood cancer.
Bayer announced last month that Monsanto had put forward the settlement of up $7.25 billion,
Susan Gianforte: Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library beloved by families — and backed by research
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library has long been cherished by families. Now, new groundbreaking research confirms what parents, caregivers, and educators have known by experience: The program significantly strengthens early literacy skills and fosters a lifelong love of reading.
A study led by Dr. Claire Galea of United Way Australia
Nikki Crawford Talks Bringing Lexie Carver Back to ‘Days of Our Lives’
Nikki Crawford will make her soap debut on Friday, March 6, as a resurrected Lexie Carver on Days of Our Lives.
Lexie, originally played by Renee Jones from 1993 to 2012, was presumed dead but has secretly been kept alive by Dr. Wilhelm Rolf (Richard Wharton) in a mysterious lab
Even patients are shocked by prices insurers will pay — and it costs all of us
Samantha Smith of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, went into the operating room for emergency removal of an ectopic pregnancy. “I’m grateful I didn’t die,” she said, but she was shocked to see that the outpatient surgery was billed to her insurer for about $100,000.
Jamie Estrada of Albuquerque, New
Fewer residential lots planned for The Foundry
Belgrade city councilmembers recently approved a preliminary plat for a housing project designed to be centered around parks, walkability, and opportunities for socializing.
The Foundry, by Bozeman-based Venture West Development, is to be built on the northwest corner of Jackrabbit Lane and West Cameron Bridge Road.
The developer’s
Minnesota prosecutor probes alleged federal misconduct in Metro Surge operation
(The Center Square) – A Minnesota county prosecutor has opened investigations into more than a dozen incidents involving federal agents participating in Operation Metro Surge.
Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty made the announcement that her office would be launching a portal to collect photos and videos from the public to identify