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Melat Kiros’ upset in Colorado primary: how an insurgent campaign shifted power

Democratic socialist Melat Kiros beat Rep. Diana DeGette in a Colorado primary Tuesday, a stunning victory for the first-time candidate against a nearly 30-year incumbent

Why it matters: Democratic socialist Melat Kiros beat Rep. Diana DeGette in a Colorado primary Tuesday, a stunning victory for the first-time candidate against a nearly 30-year incumbent

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23-state coalition, led by WA AG Brown, sues over Medicaid work-rule implementation

Washington Attorney General Nick Brown joined a coalition of 23 state attorneys general and two governors suing the federal administration, arguing the administration unlawfully implemented Medicaid work requirements and exceeded its authority by using an improper implementation pathway.

Why it matters: Washington Attorney General Nick Brown joined a coalition of 23 state attorneys general and two governors suing the federal administration, arguing the administration unlawfully implemented Medicaid work requirements and exceeded its authority by using an improper implementation pathway.

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Parents charged after 7-year-old Michigan boy who weighed 255 lb dies — accountability, institutions, and hidden decision chains

Michigan prosecutors charged a boy's parents with murder, torture and child abuse after a seven-year-old weighing about 116 kg (255 lb) died. The case spotlights potential failures by child-welfare agencies, medical providers, and other institutions and raises questions about whether criminal prosecution is substituting for preventive oversight and reform.

Why it matters: Michigan prosecutors charged a boy's parents with murder, torture and child abuse after a seven-year-old weighing about 116 kg (255 lb) died. The case spotlights potential failures by child-welfare agencies, medical providers, and other institutions and raises questions about whether criminal prosecution is substituting for preventive oversight and reform.

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Three Areas of Law, One Common Need: Understanding Your Legal Options in Pittsburgh for Business, Property, and Medical Claims

Business disputes, property injuries, and surgical errors are three very different legal situations — but they share a common feature: each involves a party whose conduct fell short of a legal standard, and each gives...

Why it matters: Business disputes, property injuries, and surgical errors are three very different legal situations — but they share a common feature: each involves a party whose conduct fell short of a legal standard, and each gives...

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GOP passes forced outing bill punishing adults who “aid & abet” trans kids

The Idaho legislature passed a bill on Monday that requires child care providers, health care providers, and educational institutions to out trans kids to their parents if they...

Why it matters: The Idaho legislature passed a bill on Monday that requires child care providers, health care providers, and educational institutions to out trans kids to their parents if they...

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