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States lead charge on policing reform while Washington stalls: ‘You have to move now’

Thursday, May 27 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- A year after George Floyd's murder sparked a national racial reckoning over police brutality, lawmakers in Washington have yet to pass any new policing reforms that might make a difference.But where Washington has failed to act, states and cities have taken... Read More.

Republican governors become leading figures in states’ push for social media reform

Wednesday, May 26 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) — As 2024 presidential optics continue to loom over the current political landscape, at least two high-profile Republican governors and potential presidential hopefuls are at the forefront of an unfolding culture war aimed at social media companies.The governors of two Republican strongholds, Florida... Read More.

World meets 10-year target to increase area of protected land on Earth, new report states

Wednesday, May 19 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- The international community has met its 10-year global target to increase the area of protected land on Earth, according to a new report."Great progress" has been made since 2010, with more than 42% of the current coverage added in the last... Read More.

Surprise! CDC reversal on masks leaves states, businesses scrambling

Friday, May 14 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- If you’re going to Starbucks or Target, bring your mask. But if you swing by Trader Joe’s, you can leave it in the car, assuming you are fully vaccinated of course. That said, if you’re taking public transportation to get there, you’ll... Read More.

Which states are still requiring masks after the CDC’s updated guidance?

Friday, May 14 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- At least five states and a string of local leaders are holding off on changing their mask mandates following the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's new guidance that allows fully vaccinated Americans to go without masks indoors or outdoors.At least... Read More.

Why vaccine incentives may not be as effective as states hope

Thursday, May 13 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- With vaccination numbers declining across the country, leaders in various states are scrambling to put a stick and carrot in front of the millions of residents who have yet to get the shots.From free beers and baseball tickets to a raffle... Read More.

These states are ending required food purchases at bars, restaurants

Thursday, April 29 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Bars and restaurants are finally catching a glimmer of hope as more Americans are getting vaccinated and cities and states begin to ease restrictions enacted during the pandemic.The lengthy temporary mandate that required patrons at bars and restaurants to order food... Read More.

Crunch time for voter ID clinics as states tighten election laws

Tuesday, April 27 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- For more than 20 years, Americans from all walks of life have been lining up outside Foundry Methodist Church -- just blocks from the White House -- seeking help proving to the government they are who they say they are."I tried, but... Read More.

No Big Backlash For States, Including Texas Passing Anti-Transgender Laws

Tuesday, April 27 by CBS News

U.S. (CBSDFW.COM) – Five states have passed laws or implemented executive orders this year limiting the ability of transgender youths to play sports or receive certain medical treatment. There’s been a vehement outcry from supporters of transgender rights – but little in the way of... Read More.

More severe weather expected in Gulf states

Wednesday, April 14 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- A stalled frontal system responsible for the severe weather along the Gulf Coast Tuesday will not be going anywhere soon.More severe weather is expected Wednesday from eastern Texas into Louisiana, where more straight-line damaging winds are possible. An isolated waterspout or... Read More.

15-year-old Farrah Mackenzie teases her upcoming tenure on ‘United States of Al’

Tuesday, April 13 by ABC News

There's a reason Hollywood insiders are keeping tabs on 15-year-old Farrah Mackenzie. The young actress, who stars in the new CBS sitcom United States of Al, already has quite the impressive resume.Aside from her new television venture, Mackenzie has starred in movies Ascension and Logan Lucky -- but also appeared alongside Rainn... Read More.

Some states work to expand voting rights for people with felony convictions

Friday, April 9 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- For Tarra Simmons, a representative in the Washington legislature, Wednesday was a "full-circle moment."After initially failing in 2020, Gov. Jay Inslee restored voting rights to more than 20,000 people with felony convictions who are out of prison, but still under community... Read More.

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Stories tagged with: states

States lead charge on policing reform while Washington stalls: ‘You have to move now’

World meets 10-year target to increase area of protected land on Earth, new report states

Surprise! CDC reversal on masks leaves states, businesses scrambling

Which states are still requiring masks after the CDC’s updated guidance?

Why vaccine incentives may not be as effective as states hope

These states are ending required food purchases at bars, restaurants

Crunch time for voter ID clinics as states tighten election laws

No Big Backlash For States, Including Texas Passing Anti-Transgender Laws

More severe weather expected in Gulf states

15-year-old Farrah Mackenzie teases her upcoming tenure on ‘United States of Al’

Some states work to expand voting rights for people with felony convictions

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