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Oregon's rural communities receive $31M lifeline for key services

Oregon, United States · Oregon

Oregon's rural communities receive $31M lifeline for key services

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Oregon counties are set to receive over $31 million in Payments in Lieu of Taxes (PILT) funding for 2025. According to Oregon's U.S. Senators Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden, this funding is crucial for maintaining essential community services.See the Story

Democratic NC Gov. Josh Stein Vetoes Bill to End Concealed Gun Permit Mandate

North Carolina · North Carolina

Democratic NC Gov. Josh Stein Vetoes Bill to End Concealed Gun Permit Mandate

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

This month, Governor Josh Stein vetoed three bills, his first time using his veto power since entering office in January. Stein vetoed the following bills: SB 50, Freedom To Carry NC; SB 153, North Carolina Border Protection Act; and HB 318, The Criminal Illegal Alien Enforcement Act. SB 50 would allow anyone in North Carolina 18 years and older to carry a concealed weapon without having to receive a permit. This measure, coined “constitutional…See the Story

AG Mayes Defends Emergency Abortion Rights for Arizona Patients

Abortion · Phoenix

AG Mayes Defends Emergency Abortion Rights for Arizona Patients

Coverage: 5 sources

PHOENIX (KVOA) - Attorney General Mayes has joined a coalition of attorneys general to remind hospitals of their obligation under the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA) to See the Story

NC Bill Allowing Firearms in Private Schools Passes House, Goes to Gov. Stein

74% Center coverage: 8 sources

EDITOR'S NOTE: The following video is after NC House pushed through the second of 3 readings of House Bill 193 back in May. RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — The General Assembly had a busy day Thursday morning with the passage of House Bill 193, which eases firearm restrictions in private schools. The Firearm Law Revisions passed in the House 61 to 46. The new bill now goes to Governor Josh Stein, who will then sign the revision into the existing gun laws…Mobile Phones See the Story

Stein Vetoes REINS Act, Republican-Backed Effort to Make Environmental Regulations Harder to Pass

50% Right coverage: 4 sources

Supporters of the bill say it will lower costs for businesses and their customers. Critics, including Stein, say it will harm public health by leading to more pollution and fewer safety rules.Immigration · North Carolina See the Story

Western North Carolina Communities Hope for ‘some Sort of Lifeline’ After Helene Damage

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

North Carolina Senate Democrats are demanding a vote on the latest round of Helene relief. Last month the House unanimously passed House Bill 1012, the Disaster Recovery Act of 2025 – Part II. This piece of legislation would appropriate $464.8 million to western North Carolina to help counties recover from the destruction of Hurricane Helene. Though it passed the House in late May there has been no action on the legislation in the Republican-le…Senate · North Carolina See the Story

GOP Works to Salvage Cuts to Anti-Hunger Program

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

"Senate Republicans believe they can salvage tens of billions of dollars in spending cuts across the country’s largest anti-hunger program to help pay for the GOP megabill by making language tweaks to comply with the Senate’s rules," Politico reports.Senate See the Story

North Carolina Redistricting Trial Begins Amid Racial Gerrymandering Claims

North Carolina’s Republican-crafted electoral maps are headed to trial as opponents contend they illegally gerrymandered the state’s Black voters, and other members of racial and ethnic minority groups, into districts meant to dilute their voting power. Two separate lawsuits filed in December 2023 – the first over congressional districts and the second over congressional and legislative districts – were consolidated for the trial that began on …Winston-Salem · Winston-Salem Read Article

'A Huge Problem that's Going to Have Wide Impacts': Nebraskans Attend Town Hall on GOP Budget Bill

60% Center coverage: 10 sources

Amanda Gershon, who is disabled and diagnosed with mixed connective tissue disorder, showed up and spoke at the town hall Monday. "I'm terrified," Gershon told KETV regarding the proposed Medicaid cuts in the reconciliation bill.Obamacare See the Story

Don’t Cut Clean Energy Tax Credits — Montana’s Future Depends On Them

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Since 2022, Montana has experienced a forward-thinking energy policy. Clean energy tax credits have helped drive the development of 11 major energy projects across our state, including solar and battery storage. These efforts have attracted $2.4 billion in investments and…Inflation Reduction Act · Montana See the Story

Disability advocates rally to slam ‘disgraceful’ proposed cuts to Medicaid

100% Center coverage: 4 sources

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Hundreds gathered outside the College of Staten Island library on Wednesday to rally against plans to cut nearly $800 billion in federal funding for Medicaid, citing the devastating impacts the proposed cuts could have on the intellectually and developmentally disabled community.Republican Party · Buffalo See the Story

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