LGBTQ+ Crisis Line Reopens. HHS Keeps The Operating Details On Hold.
The return of specialized support is welcome. Clear information about training and policies should come with it.
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The Vacancy Cannot Teach The Class
St. Paul’s revised staffing proposal avoids some harsher cuts. Students still need the support behind those budget lines.
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Fox News Has A Very Demanding Customer
Trump wants more help from a network already airing his rallies and friendly interviews. Apparently the opposition having a cup is the problem.
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The Job Title Keeps Changing. The Legal Problem Does Not.
A judge has again rejected the administration’s workaround for Bill Essayli’s appointment. Two prosecutions are affected, and an appeal is coming.
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Michigan's Solar Bills Cannot Get On The Calendar
Community solar has bipartisan sponsors in Michigan. Four current proposals still lack hearings. The cost questions deserve scrutiny; leaving them in committee does not answer them.
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