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Idaho GOP lawmaker wants women charged with murder for seeking abortions, end to exceptions

An Idaho Republican state senator wants women who seek abortions to be prosecuted for murder and face other potential criminal charges and lawsuits, with no exceptions for rape or incest. Sen. Brandon Shippy, R-New Plymouth, introduced a bill Wednesday that would define life as beginning from the moment of conception. It would give embryos and fetuses the same legal defenses and protections ...
News >  WA Government

Legislators eye Climate Commitment Act funding for road projects

Feb. 5—OLYMPIA — As Washington state's roads continue to deteriorate and transportation funding faces significant challenges, Rep. Andrew Barkis, R-Olympia, is calling for a public hearing on House Bill 1324. This proposed legislation aims to redirect excess revenues from the Climate Commitment Act toward urgent road projects, seeking to alleviate a growing infrastructure backlog that ...
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‘Reprehensible:’ Ex-Nampa School District employee sent to prison for possessing child porn

A former Nampa School District employee was sentenced to over a decade in prison after authorities learned he “tricked” a former student into sending him child pornography, according to U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Idaho. U.S. District Judge Lynn Winmill sentenced Chad Longley, of Boise, to 141 months in federal prison, or nearly 12 years, for two felonies: possession of child ...
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U.S. won’t pay to rebuild Gaza or send troops, White House says

The Trump administration does not intend to pay for the reconstruction of Gaza, nor has it made any commitment to send U.S. troops there, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Wednesday, offering clarifying details a day after President Donald Trump vowed to take over the territory and rebuild it.