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Montana judge blocks ban on gender transition healthcare to minors four days before law takes effect

A Montana judge has blocked the enforcement of a ban on gender transition medical care for minors, citing multiple violations of the state constitution. The law was set to go into effect on Oct. 1.

Student loan restart: Payments to begin again in four days as federal pause ends

Borrowers will have to resume their student loan payments within the coming weeks, as the COVID-19-era pause ends in four days.

What WGA received in its new agreement with Hollywood

After almost five months, the Writers Guild of America strike has finally come to an end, with union members approving a new deal from major Hollywood studios after walking off the job on May 2.

RNC launches Spanish vote-banking initiative amid battle for Hispanic vote

The day of the Republican National Committee's second primary debate, which is being broadcast in partnership with Univision, the party announced the rollout of a Spanish version of its early voting initiative.

Trump campaign cuts back on debate surrogate presence as polling climbs

Former President Donald Trump's campaign is dialing back its efforts to promote him at the second Republican debate, instead focusing on Michigan, where he will be speaking Wednesday, and on the general election rather than the Republican primary.

Biden impeachment inquiry: Republicans release more IRS whistleblower evidence

The House Ways and Means Committee released on Wednesday more than 700 pages of evidence that the committee said supported the Republican-led impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden.

FTC resurrects attempt to block Microsoft acquisition of Call of Duty developer

The Federal Trade Commission revived its attempt to block Microsoft's $68.7 billion purchase of Call of Duty developer Activision Blizzard, indicating Chairwoman Lina Khan's insistence on stopping the deal.

Biden administration unveils ‘game-changing’ regulations for LGBT youth in foster care

The Biden administration has released three new foster care regulations, including one designed to expand protections for LGBT youth.

White House memo attacks Comer ahead of Biden impeachment hearing

The White House put out a lengthy memo Wednesday pushing back on claims alleged by House Republicans ahead of a Thursday impeachment hearing targeting President Joe Biden.

Stimulus update: Direct Minnesota payments worth up to $1,300 to finish sending in three days

Minnesota homeowners or renters who qualified for property tax rebates of up to $1,300 could see payments hit their bank account or via a check in the mail in three days.
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