New California bill would protect doctors who mail abortion pills
The bill by Democratic state Senator Nancy Skinner would not let California extradite doctors who are facing charges in another state for providing abortion medication
Northeast digs out from winter storm and faces power outages
The storm began Monday night and lasted throughout Tuesday, dumping as much as three feet of snow and gusty winds
Connecticut woman becomes first out-of-stater to take advantage of Vermont’s assisted suicide law
Lynda Bluestein, of Bridgeport, Connecticut, sued Vermont last summer, claiming its ban on non-state residents using Vermont’s medically assisted suicide law was unconstitutional
Agents added to US Northern border amid crossing spike
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The death of a Mexican man who had just entered Vermont from Canada illegally highlighted the spike in illegal crossings along the border between Quebec and parts of New England
Anti-abortion allies change tactics after post-Roe defeats
In some states, Republicans are considering exemptions to sweeping bans or looking at ways to prevent abortions besides trying to roll back the number of weeks during which the procedure is allowed
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