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Layoffs at CA immigration services center lead to protests; Trump: Six-week abortion limit is "too short"; WV voters worried about abortion care, reproductive health access; IL Latino communities advocate for a cleaner environment.

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Vice President Harris says she'd consider a bipartisan cabinet should she win in November, Louisiana is the latest state to push the false claim of noncitizen voters, and incidents of 'swatting' contribute to an increasingly toxic political culture.

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Alaska's 'canary of the sea' is struggling with a deteriorating whale environment, those in rural as opposed to urban areas are more likely to think raw milk is safe to drink, and climate change increases malnutrition in America's low-income counties.

Dale Forbis

Dale Forbis has a 40-plus-year background in (mostly) radio, newspaper and television news coverage, with more than 20 years as a news director in markets like Tulsa, Kansas City, St. Louis, Miami and Orlando, plus a stint with the Wisconsin Radio Network in Madison.


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