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The chair the gentleman will suspend. Pursuant to House Resolution 504, the gentleman from new york, the gentleman from new york, mr. Serrano, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. Mr. Serrano sorry for interrupting you, mr. Chairman. My amendment is very straightforward and prohibit funds allocated in the bill being used for the construction and operation of private forprofit prisons. The use of private the use of private prisons in our country is in a crises. People are being locked up in a facility that doesnt respect basic human rights. One in four people behind bars worldwi...

Dann, what happened there . Reporter well, jim, heres where the race for me to goes full throttle the grittiest part of what somebody an intense general election battle. Hillary clinton and tim kaine beginning what they call a jobs focus bus tour. The first stop on the jobs tour is the knex manufacturing plant in hatfield. A company being lauded for create jobs and investing in america. Hillary clinton told supporters here if elected her first 100 days jobs plan would invest 10 billion to strengthen manufacturing communities like hatfield. The center piece of my presidency will be more good pa...

Memphis its 75, dallas its 76 and the next three days well be getting winds out of the southwest pulling up that warmer air. So, if youre heading to the linc tomorrow, 3 oclock for the armynavy game, were looking at record temperatures. Kickoff temperature 66 degrees. By the Fourth Quarter 61 degrees with a mixture of clouds and sunshine and i think some records will be broken in some other cities. Allentowns record high tomorrow 63 degrees. That likely will fall. Wilmington 64. Probably a new record high there tomorrow. Trenton, Atlantic City airport, those records may be beyond roof but i am...

The mission of "Black Birth Justice" is "to protect the birthing people of the Black community with integrity, compassion and boldness."

Nearly $5 million in federal funding is going to community organizations and hospitals in Indiana to address the states persistent disparities in infant and maternal health outcomes. Five organizations will receive funding to address the health care and social needs of parents and infants.