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Protestors · WashingtonHundreds of abortion rights supporters demonstrate in hundreds of cities. Activists say they need to mobilize quickly because Republican-led states are poised to enact tighter restrictions. Polls show that most Americans want to preserve access to abortion at least in the earlier stages of pregnancy. If that happens, roughly half of states, mostly in the South and Midwest, are expected to ban abortion.See the Story
Thousands in U.S. March Under 'Ban off Our Bodies' Banner for Abortion Rights
54% Center coverage: 154 sources
US & Canada · WashingtonLeaders on both sides of the abortion debate weigh in on a possible future without Roe v. Wade. Abortion would still be legal here in Montana, at least for now because of the state's constitution. Montana is surrounded by states with trigger laws, including Wyoming, Idaho and North and South Dakota. These laws are essentially bans designed to go into effect if Roe v Wade is overturned.See the Story
'Still in shock': Abortion defenders, foes alike stunned by leaked Roe v. Wade draft opinion
74% Center coverage: 38 sources
Helicopter Crash · Fort StewartA soldier was killed in a helicopter incident at Wright Army Field early Wednesday. Officials said the incident happened around 2 a.m. involving two UH-60 helicopters. The soldier's name will be released once family members are properly notified. Fort Stewart has closed Wright Army Airfield until further notice as the investigation is ongoing.See the Story
Soldier at Georgia's Fort Stewart killed in incident involving 2 helicopters, Army says
59% Center coverage: 40 sources
Racism · DelawareSydney Anderson, who plays for Delaware State University, said she was “disappointed but not surprised.”See the Story
Black women's lacrosse team pulled over in Georgia, searched for drugs
52% Left coverage: 29 sources
Mental HealthAnthem/Blue Cross Blue Shield must develop a new process for handling provider complaints. The company must also pay claims within the time frames established under state law. Anthem says it has worked "diligently" to make changes since the investigation was completed. The fine is the largest in the insurance department's history.See the Story
State slaps historic fine on Anthem/Blue Cross Blue Shield
66% Center coverage: 6 sources
US & CanadaThe House Economic Development and Tourism Committee approved a constitutional amendment Monday. The amendment asks voters whether to legalize sports betting and other forms of betting and gambling in Georgia. The comprehensive proposal follows years of failed efforts to legalize various forms of gambling separately. The legislation is expected to reach the House floor by the end of the week.See the Story
Georgia House panel backs referendum to legalize gambling
80% Center coverage: 5 sources
Savannah Morning News
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
David Perdue · AlaskaFormer Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin made a campaign stop for Donald Trump-endorsed candidate for governor David Perdue on Friday. She spoke highly of Perdue, and echoed his main campaign point thus far: Brian Kemp didn't do enough to stop what both believe was an unfair election in Georgia. Perdue also spoke briefly, taking questions from both local and national media outlets.See the Story
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin campaigns for David Perdue in Savannah ahead of Georgia primary
Coverage: 2 sources
Who was Georgia’s first Black sheriff? A look at Liberty County's William Bowman and more
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
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67% Center coverage: 3 sources
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Jury reached verdict in hate-crimes charges against Ahmaud Arbery's killers in Georgia
48% Center coverage: 36 sources
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Closing arguments to begin in Ahmaud Arbery U.S. hate-crimes trial
56% Center coverage: 16 sources
'Why are we still in this fight?': Savannah reacts to possible overturn of Roe. v. Wade
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