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Several Major Texas Death Row Appeals Loom in 2026 Amid Drop in Executions

Death Penalty · Texas

Several Major Texas Death Row Appeals Loom in 2026 Amid Drop in Executions

46% Left coverage: 11 sources

2025 marked the second year Texas was not the leading state in executions in a single year, but the state is still the overall leader nationally.See the Story

Cannabis and Alcohol in Pregnancy

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Cannabis and Alcohol in Pregnancy

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

Pregnant women should never consume alcohol because of the high risks to their babies and themselves. According to the experts, using cannabis or THC is not safe either.See the Story

Twenty Years Since Last Execution: California Remains Under Execution Moratorium as Advocates Push for Mass Clemency Grant

Gavin Newsom · California

Twenty Years Since Last Execution: California Remains Under Execution Moratorium as Advocates Push for Mass Clemency Grant

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

On January 17, 2006, California executed Clarence Ray Allen — the last person put to death by the state. Two decades later, California’s death row population has fallen to 580 prisoners, down from its peak near 750 in the mid-2010s. In the time since Mr. Allen’s execution, the death penalty in California has seen sustained scrutiny as concerns with racial discrimination, innocence, and costs continue to grow. Governor Gavi…See the Story

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