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Month: September 2025

Florida’s move to end vaccine mandates may deepen skepticism in Black communities, health experts warn

By Nicquel Terry Ellis, CNN (CNN) — Kiva Williams lives in Tampa, Florida, but she’s worried the state is going to turn into the “wild, wild West.” Florida officials announced their intent to end all vaccine mandates this month, which would make it the first state to terminate the well-established and constitutionally upheld practice of

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What immigration lawyers want you to know about ICE and criminal warrants

By Zoe Sottile, CNN (CNN) — As the Trump administration has continued its monthslong immigration enforcement blitz, its tactics – including large-scale workplace raids and the use of masked officers – have sparked condemnation from advocates and civil rights groups. Amid the ongoing campaign to deport tens of thousands of immigrants, “Know Your Rights” trainings

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Kirk’s assassination is forcing politicians to make difficult choices about their safety

By Michael Williams, CNN (CNN) — The killing of Charlie Kirk is forcing political figures and the people who protect them to make agonizing choices, balancing whether the public’s access to them is worth the risk in this dangerous national moment. Since Kirk’s assassination, several campaigns or political groups have already called off events out

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Charlie Kirk’s murder is the latest example of violence tearing through American politics

By Chris Boyette, CNN (CNN) — The fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk this week on a Utah college campus marks the latest example of violence tearing through American politics across centuries and the ideological spectrum. While history tends to highlight presidential assassinations, the targeting of national figures like Martin Luther King Jr. and

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California extends climate program, local assemblyman reacts

BERMUDA DUNES, Calif. (KESQ) – Local Assemblyman Greg Wallis reacted to Saturday’s vote on California’s ‘cap-and-trade’ program. State lawmakers, with a democratic majority, passed AB 1207 earlier in the day. AP reported the program set a declining limit on planet-warming emissions from major polluters. Republican Assemblyman Greg Wallis released this statement after Saturday’s vote: “We all

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Rumania intercepta un dron en su espacio aéreo mientras Rusia ataca a Ucrania, dice ministerio rumano

Daria Tarasova-Markina, Emmanuel Miculita y Mitchell McCluskey, CNN Rumania interceptó un dron que entró en su espacio aéreo mientras Rusia atacaba Ucrania este sábado, informó el Ministerio de Defensa rumano. Dos aviones de combate F-16 detectaron el dron mientras monitoreaban la situación aérea en la frontera con Ucrania, donde Rusia estaba llevando a cabo ataques

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