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The idea of a plaintiff who might have to have something that they cannot reverse in the form of having a risk of imminent harm by a law, they can't now go to the courts to redress their grievance, they have doctors who can't perform what is legal under roe v. wade, the only option is for the supreme court to say look, fifth circuit has to say that the lower court actually gets to decide at this point in time whether the law is actually unconstitutional or the supreme court can do it themselves. >> and the american civil liberties union tweeted this is a full scale assault on patients, our hea...

/PRNewswire/ -- The inaugural Advancing Diversity Week, hosted by MediaVillage and AdvancingDiversity.org in collaboration with The FQ, is announcing the...

Not-for-profit organisations will have access to more than $500,000 to help people in the City of Melbourne strengthen their social connections with the...

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Well. kim? >> thank you very much. appreciate it. in britain, experts have been trying to wrap their heads around a puzzling coronavirus trend. they expected the number of cases to sky rocket after england scrapped most covid restrictions last month. the seven-day average instead declined. the question is why? earlier i asked sonlap to answer the question. >> this is a decline. the trend follows fewer hospitalizations and there has been a particularly over the summer period in the uk a lack of incentive to get tested in the first place. we don't have the same support systems in place for tho...