Plus: Masks for kids, states' slush funds and tensions with Russia |
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In a consequential week for abortion access, lawmakers in Florida, West Virginia and Arizona advanced 15-week abortion bans, taking aim at an already ailing Roe v. Wade. A federal plan to distribute high-quality masks to kids comes as schools are relaxing safety protocols – a juxtaposition that adds to the confusion for parents trying to navigate the pandemic. GOP candidates in not-so-reliably Republican states want – and in many cases need – the backing of Trump and his supporters. But their ads suggest they also know they need votes from moderates. A pandemic windfall has bolstered state treasuries and politicians see it as a way to finance tax cuts and other programs. The day U.S. intelligence reportedly predicted for a Russian invasion came and went without military action, but officials say there hasn't been any de-escalation. Declining infections was one of the reasons many state leaders announced plans last week to nix their mask mandates. The nonprofit known for its thrift stores is also giving people a leg up in the employment world. U.S. News photo editors curate this month's most compelling images from at home and abroad. |
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