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CO families must sign up to get $120 per child for food through Summer EBT; No Jurors Picked on First Day of Trump's Manhattan Criminal Trial; virtual ballot goes live to inform Hoosiers; It's National Healthcare Decisions Day.

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Former president Trump's hush money trial begins. Indigenous communities call on the U.N. to shut down a hazardous pipeline. And SCOTUS will hear oral arguments about whether prosecutors overstepped when charging January 6th insurrectionists.

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Housing advocates fear rural low-income folks who live in aging USDA housing could be forced out, small towns are eligible for grants to enhance civic participation, and North Carolina's small and Black-owned farms are helped by new wind and solar revenues.

FL: HIV/AIDS Prevention

Health advocates say giving drug users access to sterile needles will help fight the spread of HIV. (xenia/morguefile)
Syringe Exchange Soon Could Be Reality in Florida

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - With Florida leading the nation in the number of new HIV cases and facing a growing heroin epidemic, health advocates say a …

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Photo: Researchers continue to search for a vaccine for HIV. Photo credit: U.S. Army
Florida HIV Cases Rank Highest in Nation

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Today marks the observance of World AIDS Day, and it comes as the number of people in Florida living with HIV continues to grow…

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HIV Fading as a Health Threat, but Infection Continues in FL

TAMPA, Fla. - HIV continues to be a public health threat in Florida, particularly in the southern part of the state in Miami-Dade and Broward …

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AFSCME: Tell Congress Public Health Care Option is Critical

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - As the debate in Congress heats up over health care reform, Floridians are joining people from across the nation in rallying in …

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