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Texas and Idaho are involved in separate lawsuits that stem from guidance by the Biden administration concerning the emergency care of a pregnant person. Yahoo News spoke with law professors Seema Mohapatra and Elizabeth Sepper to provide some clarity on these lawsuits and emergency abortion care.

State and federal officials can reduce the burden on emergency departments by expanding patient access to private health insurance, separating emergency services planning from hospitalplanning, promoting private-sector alternatives for urgent care,and freeing hospitals to specialize in non-emergency medical care,but reform of emergency medical systems should be primarily a stateresponsibility.

The U.S. Department of Justice this month sued to block Idaho’s near-total abortion ban.

Bepul Khirkiwala and Chandu Bhelwala’s ‘bhel’ and ‘chaat’ concoctions are the makings of this ‘chatpata’ corner on Southern Avenue

‘I had come to hit him with my slippers and I have done that,’ says Shubhra Ghorui

A woman threw a slipper at former Bengal minister Partha Chatterjee today when he was brought to a central government-run hospital near Kolkata.

As soon as she saw Partha Chatterjee, she removed two CHAPPALS from her feet and threw them at Partha. Partha, however, was in the car.

A woman today attempted to throw a "chappal" (slipper) at suspended Trinamool Congress leader Partha Chatterjee, who has been arrested in connection with a school recruitment scam, when he was being escorted out of a hospital in India by Enforcement Directorate (ED) officials.

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The Biden administration told hospitals in the United States on Monday that they must provide abortion services if the life of the mother is at risk, saying that federal law on emergency treatment guidelines preempts state laws banning the procedure.