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One bill would require all unvaccinated individuals who are hospitalized or need other medical treatment because of COVID-19 to pay any related costs out of pocket. The other would forbid discrimination against anyone who chooses not to be vaccinated out of religious or personal beliefs.

A controversial bill that would repeal an Illinois law requiring parents to be notified when a minor seeks an abortion was poised late Wednesday for a possible vote that could

pressed more than 60,000 children in the service and about two million people have dn displaced by the fighting that is continuing to go on there. >> you mentioned 100 u.s. troops. can we be more specific about what type of troops? special forces? do you know? >> we don't have that level of specificity yet but some special forces are included in that mix. but you have logistics and communications, all that is needed to support those troops. in the president's letter they say that they are not going to engage the lower army directly. they are there to gain assistance but, of course, y...

Understanding like at notre dame, that you would have to pay full price if you wanted to go through that insurance company. you could always go to planned parenthood or something like that and get a cheaper alternative. now what's going to happen, i think, is that this mandate will force all companies including catholic companies to provide contraception free. that's my understanding. is that your guys' understanding? >> not exactly. the way it is right now is if you work for the catholic church, the federal government does not force the catholic church to have their employees birth control pa...