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With abortion on the 2024 ballot, campaigns could see millions in funding from familiar players

“The Dobbs ruling in June 2022 changed the significance of abortion as an issue in elections. Abortion access became a central question in subsequent elections, leading to increased campaign funding.

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White House, Pennsylvania senator urges Congress to pass emergency anti-opioid funding
combating-opioids

The Biden administration and Senator Bob Casey urged Congress to approve emergency funding to address opioid addiction. The administration requested billions in additional spending, including $1.55 billion for State Opioid Response grants

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Weekend humor from Celia Rivenbark: Coke of the future should be a thing of the past

The article discusses the new Coke Y3000, a limited-edition flavor that was created with the help of AI. The flavor is supposed to be inspired by an optimistic future and has a sweet, vanilla aftertaste. Coke Zero fan has no interest in trying Coke’s newest version, Coke Y3000, created by AI and marketed as a taste of the future, and criticizes Coke’s attempts at dumb branding opportunities and the use of QR codes to lure younger consumers.

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From shelter to home — how one woman climbed out of homelessness

The text describes the story of Hogan, a woman who lost her home after her husband died from COVID-19 complications. She had to leave everything behind and live in a shelter for about a year. Hogan is part of a growing number of women and families in Detroit, Hamtramck, and Highland who are homeless. In 2022, the number of women identified as homeless in shelters rose 18%, and the number of unhoused families went up 14% during the same period. Homelessness has multiple root causes, from mental health challenges and substance abuse to evictions and affordability hurdles. It’s a family living out of a car, a person sleeping in a vacant home, or a teenager couch surfing.

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Long Covid isolates sick people and their loved ones
Heath and Sarah at the El Cortez Theater in Truth or Consequences where they watched their first movie in public since 2020. (Photo by Heath Haussamen)

This is about a person’s experience with long Covid and their girlfriend’s attempt to organize a theater event to watch the Barbie movie with Covid-cautious people. Unfortunately, the plan did not work out as expected. The person’s girlfriend wanted to join the celebration of feminism and engage in discussions about the movie’s take on gender and other issues. The author also shares their experience of being ill with Covid for more than two years and how it has affected their life. They express feelings of isolation, being left behind by others, and society’s decision to prioritize reopening despite the ongoing risks of Covid-19.

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