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The New Mexico Legislature has introduced two identical or "mirror" bills aimed at repealing the 1969 law that criminalized abortion — which currently cannot be enforced due to the Supreme Court passage of Roe v. Wade in 1973, wherein the court declared it unconstitut...

Created: February 03, 2021 05:13 PM ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Efforts to repeal an outdated state law that criminalizes abortion are moving forward in the Roundhouse after a party-line vote Wednesday.  Senate Bill 10 seeks to nullify a law written back in 1969 that makes it a fourth degree felony for anyone to perform an abortion. The law is currently unenforceable due to the U.S. Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade ruling. However, some lawmakers are concerned that the law will be restored i...

‘Operation Groundhog Day’ nets over 40 arrests in Robeson County, surrounding areas (Source: unsplash.com) By WMBF News Staff | February 2, 2021 at 9:05 PM EST - Updated February 2 at 11:40 PM ROBESON COUNTY, N.C. (WMBF) – The Robeson County Sheriff’s Office had a busy 24 hours. With the assistance of the U.S. Marshal Service, the sheriff’s office took 43 people into custody during its “Operation Groundhog Day: Shadow Seeker” in Robeson County and neigh...

Here, Historian Dana Beck reminisces about two centuries of barbershops in Inner Southeast Saturdays were often the most popular day of the week for men in the 1920s, and it wasnt just because for many it was a day off. There wasnt a week that you wouldnt find a gathering of gentlemen at the local barbershop, weekends included. Its not that men a century ago were fastidious about their looks; its just that the corner barbershop was where men gathered to banter with each other, follow their f...

LAKE PLACID — The kids were on a roll. Main Street, Lake Placid, was plastered with hot dogs last week. Locals reported finding the franks at various places along the main strip last week — even on the Olympic Speedskating Oval. One woman, real estate agent Jodi Gunther of Saranac Lake, discovered the source when she came under fire by hot dogs one night. Gunther was out walking her dog Zeke around Mirror Lake around 8 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 14 when her dog found the street meat and started ...

LAKE PLACID — The kids were on a roll. Main Street, Lake Placid, was plastered with hot dogs last week. Locals reported finding the franks at various places along the main strip last week — even on the Olympic Speedskating Oval. One woman, real estate agent Jodi Gunther of Saranac Lake, discovered the source when she came under fire by hot dogs one night. Gunther was out walking her dog Zeke around Mirror Lake this past Thursday, around 8 p.m., when her dog found the street meat and star...

On January 5th I had a letter printed in The Press pointing out the differences between Jorvik & Priory medical centres.

Researchers at Facebook and NYU say they have built AI that can predict if a coronavirs patients condition will become worse and if they will need supplemental oxygen - just by looking at a chest X-ray.

January 15th, 2021 Xinhua News Agency via Getty Images COVID-19 has infected more than 23 million Americans and killed 386,000 of them to date, since the global pandemic began last March. Complicating the public health response is the fact that we still know so little about how the virus operates -- such as why some patients remain asymptomatic while it ravages others. Effectively allocating resources like ICU beds and ventilators becomes a Sisyphean task when doctors can only guess as to who m...

Rev. Allison Mark is senior pastor of Faith United Methodist Church in Torrance, California. Mariam Mengistie is executive director of missions at St. Luke’s United Methodist Church in Tampa, Florida. Dr. Beverly Mitchell is professor of Historical Theology at Wesley Theological Seminary.  William Moore is executive director of The Eleanor Crook Foundation. Carol Myers has been a Bread supporter since 1975. In a previous term on Bread’s board, she served as vice chair and on a committee...