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A new book explores how innocent people end up in prison, there is no center to find when it comes to abortion rights, and interesting things in California, politics, science, technology, and sports.
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The stories I’ve found interesting in California, politics, science, technology, and sports.
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Remembering the pundits who got the Iraq wrong, Martin Santillan exonerated after 25 years, how close to death does a woman need to be to get an abortion in TN, and Tucker Carlson’s self-knowledge.
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Stop ignoring the former VP’s warning, sports administrators fail student, an exoneration after 34 years, anti-abortion bans target supportive friends, renovating San Quentin, and Ted Lasso’s history.
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President Biden makes a mistake with the D.C. crime reform bill, a new map shows how difficult it is for women to access abortion services, local news deserts, and a special doctor was in the house.
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Why I support baseball’s rule changes, Amanda Knox demonstrates radical acceptance, Maurice Hastings declared factually innocent, a special Ukrainian postage stamp, and bad kerning ruins so many days.
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There is no lab leak “theory,” Republicans ignore voters, MTG highlights rise of Christian Nationalism, frozen margaritas, and the best women’s goalkeeper in the world gives a moving speech.
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Thurgood Marshall’s importance, an evangelical activist gets a life-saving abortion, a Nebraska legislator demonstrates how to fight, and Jeff Titus freed 21 years after his wrongful conviction.
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Boris Johnson has thoughts, Medhi Hasan is a vital television journalist, Speaker Kevin McCarthy continues the Jan. 6 coverup, four-day workweeks are great, and Manchester United wins a trophy!
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Luck’s impact on politics and life, how abortion bans really work and threaten lives, California’s AG creates post-conviction justice unit, look at Jupiter and Venus, and what are the NY Mets doing?
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The president makes an important trip, California tries to address educational achievement gaps, the Carters’ impact on Plains, how not to talk about Long COVID, and UEFA’s leadership should resign.