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The U.S. Supreme Court's reversal of federal abortion rights last year raised concerns about how other rights like marriage equality could be overturned, so one state senator proposed that interracial marriage be enshrined in New Hampshire law.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues across the United States, states, payers, and providers are looking for ways to expand access to telehealth services. Telehealth is an essential tool...

Though already legal under U.S. Supreme Court precedent, the bill’s sponsor says enshrining protections into state law sends a message.

Optometry school students spend three out of their four years in school developing clinical skills through their curriculum. Students at the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Optometry, however, are going the extra mile and, for the first

More than 135 volunteers spend Friday helping nonprofits pack food, paint and clean up.

Serial litigators also know about the risks Libby faces, but they don't care. Nor do they care about the Kootenai National Forest, grizzly bears, bull trout or any of the other threatened or endangered species that have become litigation cash cows.

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By Troy Shelton “You’re not going to believe this,” Justice Richard Dietz recalls telling his former colleagues. “It’s true: They really are busy.” Before joining the North Carolina Supreme Court this year, Dietz and his colleagues on the Court of Appeals all wondered one thing: What could the seven justices on the state’s high court

  Kendra Muller, a civil rights attorney who works at Disability Rights California, the nation’s largest non-profit disability rights firm, graduated from Brigham Young University in 2019 in neuropsychology.  Muller currently assists in providing intersectional legal analysis to advocate for underserved communities. They serve on the San Diego County Bar Association’s disability committee, help disabled...