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To rein in drug middlemen, states go further than Congress
Healthcare

To rein in drug middlemen, states go further than Congress

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$500 of free taxpayer money each month — a solution or a problem?
Economy

$500 of free taxpayer money each month — a solution or a problem?

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New York City looks to join plastic straw ban train
Energy and Environment

New York City looks to join plastic straw ban train

Anna Giaritelli -
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Half of Oregon's retail workers and 64 percent of food service workers receive their schedules less than one week in advance, according to a 2017 study by the Labor Education Research Center of the University of Oregon and Portland State University.
Business

Oregon to require businesses to give workers their schedules sooner

Anna Giaritelli -
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California is moving to make it easier for transgender people to identify as the gender of their choice with legislation that would give residents a way to pick one's preferred sex on all state documents, including birth certificates and driver's licenses. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)
Healthcare

California would be first to give residents a third gender option

Anna Giaritelli -
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High school nurse Kathleen Gage, instrumental in working for the accepted use of naloxone in Rhode Island schools, sits at her desk at Pilgrim High School on Sept. 2, 2015, in Warwick, R.I. A state law requires middle schools and high schools to stock naloxone which can reverse the effects of an overdose of drugs such as heroin or prescription painkillers. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia)
Education

Naloxone for opioid overdoses still faces hurdles in schools

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The Oregon Building Codes Division and Portland Design Commission both approved the building's timber assembly and structural integrity last fall and construction is scheduled to begin this coming autumn.
Business

Oregon looks to help logging industry with country’s tallest wooden high-rise

Anna Giaritelli -
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Dr. Tricia Derges, right, stands with Missouri Rep. Lynn Morris after they testified in support of legislation expanding eligibility for Missouri's assistant physician law at a Senate committee hearing at the state Capitol in Jefferson City, Mo. Derges' application had been denied because Missouri took so long to implement the 2014 assistant physician law, but she could become eligible under new legislation recently passed by the legislature. (AP Photo/David A. Lieb)
Healthcare

Missouri looks to ease doctor shortage with ‘assistant physicians’

Anna Giaritelli -
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Healthcare

Seattle could be first city to give heroin users ‘safe spaces’

Anna Giaritelli -
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Alabama is the only state in the country that allows its judges to override juries on death penalty and life sentences, though the order is more often used in favor of capital punishment.
Crime

Alabama looks to end its last-in-the-US death penalty policy

Anna Giaritelli -
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