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Woman says UW doctors performed gender-altering surgeries without proper consent - Vimarsana News

Woman says UW doctors performed gender-altering surgeries without proper consent

The 23-year-old patient, who had her uterus and breasts removed at UW Hospital in recent years, began to "detransition" back to a female identity last year, her lawsuit against UW

Pa. court rules climate program is an illegal tax, says state cannot join RGGI - Vimarsana News

Pa. court rules climate program is an illegal tax, says state cannot join RGGI

Commonwealth Court is stopping Pennsylvania’s effort to join a cap-and-trade program targeting power plant emissions.

Wisconsin Republicans try to codify conservative agenda in state constitution - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin Republicans try to codify conservative agenda in state constitution

To amend the constitution, lawmakers must approve identical ​​changes in consecutive two-year legislative sessions. From there, Wisconsin voters must approve the change via a majority vote on a referendum.

Pa. court rules climate program is an illegal tax, says state cannot join RGGI - Vimarsana News

Pa. court rules climate program is an illegal tax, says state cannot join RGGI

Commonwealth Court said the Department of Environmental Protection did not have the constitutional authority to collect revenue from the program.

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Why Zimbabwe banks have welcomed a law that allows people to use cows, chickens and goats as collateral - Vimarsana News

Why Zimbabwe banks have welcomed a law that allows people to use cows, chickens and goats as collateral

Zimbabwe’s banks have welcomed a new law that allows people to use cows, chickens and goats as collateral because it gives them security that they did not have before, Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa said. Chinamasa who said the banks were too conservative and could run out of business if they did not lend out money