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1 month ago | 
cortezmasto.senate.gov | Casey Harrison |Tyler Schneider |Haajrah Gilani
In Case You Missed It, U.S. Senator Catherine Cortez Masto (D-Nev.) spent this week touring Nevada to raise the alarm about President Trump’s proposed cuts to Medicaid. She visited community health centers in Las Vegas and Reno to discuss the life-saving importance of Medicaid with providers and delivered an address to the Nevada State Legislature in Carson City about the impact that Medicaid cuts would have on Nevadans’ access to care.
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2 months ago | 
cpapracticeadvisor.com | Haajrah Gilani |Jason Bramwell
By Haajrah GilaniLas Vegas Sun(TNS)Jan. 25-President Donald Trump stood inside Circa Las Vegas this afternoon surrounded by dozens of supporters and ahead of a wall reading, "NO TAX ON TIPS."The pledge to end taxes on tipped income, first introduced over the summer at a rally in service industry-reliant Las Vegas, became a key pitch in his winning presidential campaign. Trump was sworn into office Monday for a second term.
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Oct 10, 2024 | 
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Aug 26, 2024 | 
democrats.org | Torey Van Oot |Donnell Suggs |Haajrah Gilani |Ayden Runnels
Last week in Chicago, the DNC hosted 33 Constituency Caucuses and Council meetings led by caucus and council chairs from across the country. These caucuses and councils met every day of the convention, engaged with community members, celebrated our values as a Democratic Party, and heard from DNC leadership, elected officials, community leaders, and more. Here’s a snapshot of last week’s meetings: Axios: Walz makes flurry of DNC visits to delegates, caucuses on Day 1By: Torey Van OotGov.
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Apr 18, 2024 | 
techpolicy.press | Haajrah Gilani |Anastasia Mason
Haajrah Gilani and Anastasia Mason report on friction between the crypto community in Puerto Rico and local communities on the island.
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Feb 27, 2024 | 
techpolicy.press | Gabby Miller |Haajrah Gilani |Ben Lennett
On Monday, the US Supreme Court appeared hesitant over what to do about a pair of state laws in Florida and Texas that would restrict social media companies’ ability to moderate content on their platforms. In the Moody v. NetChoice, LLC and NetChoice, LLC v. Paxton cases, the Court is assessing whether the Florida and Texas laws are constitutional under the First Amendment. The two cases represent a circuit split where lower courts interpreted federal and constitutional law differently.
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Feb 4, 2024 | 
techpolicy.press | Justin Hendrix |Gabby Miller |Haajrah Gilani
Justin Hendrix, Gabby Miller, Haajrah Gilani / Feb 4, 2024Audio of this conversation is available via your favorite podcast service.
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Feb 1, 2024 | 
techpolicy.press | Gabby Miller |Haajrah Gilani
Gabby Miller reported from New York; Haajrah Gilani reported from the Capitol in Washington D.C.When Christine Almadjian began using social media, it was for lunchtime selfies and retweeting posts about One Direction. But she soon found herself in private chat rooms with predators who would continue to loom around through new or duplicate accounts.
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Jan 28, 2024 | 
dc.medill.northwestern.edu | Haajrah Gilani
WASHINGTON — Detroit police used facial recognition technology to investigate an instance of stolen watches four years ago. The system matched a photograph from the store to the man they eventually arrested. Except he didn’t do it. The police department falsely arrested Robert Williams after the software misidentified him. As a Black man, Williams was at a higher risk of being misidentified, according to academic research.
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Jan 26, 2024 | 
techpolicy.press | Haajrah Gilani
Haajrah Gilani / Jan 26, 2024WASHINGTON — Detroit police used facial recognition technology to investigate an instance of stolen watches four years ago. The system matched a photograph from the store to the man they eventually arrested. Except he didn’t do it. The police department falsely arrested Robert Williams after the software misidentified him. As a Black man, Williams was at a higher risk of being misidentified, according to academic research.
