Michael Warren
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2 weeks ago |
apnews.com | Bridget Brown |Michael Warren
A top trade analyst says the Trump tariffs calculations are “not standard economics” and in many cases impose rates far higher than what targeted countries apply to U.S. goods. Julia Spies, chief of trade and market intelligence at the International Trade Center, said how exactly the U.S. Trade Representative’s office and other U.S. officials came up with the tariffs remains uncertain.
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Oct 21, 2024 |
apnews.com | Michael Warren |Geoff Mulvihill |Philip Marcelo
Diez estados de Estados Unidos plantearán consultas sobre los derechos reproductivos en las próximas elecciones tras acalorados debates sobre cómo describir el impacto del aborto, y eso es sólo en inglés. En 388 sitios de todo el país donde el inglés no es el idioma primario entre los votantes, la Ley de Derecho al Voto federal requiere que toda la información electoral esté disponible en el idioma nativo de cada comunidad.
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Oct 20, 2024 |
apnews.com | Michael Warren |Geoff Mulvihill |Philip Marcelo
Reproductive rights measures are on the ballots in 10 states after heated debates over how to describe their impact on abortion — and that’s just in English. In 388 places across the U.S. where English isn’t the primary language among communities of voters, the federal Voting Rights Act requires that all elections information be made available in each community’s native language. Such translations are meant to help non-native English speakers understand what they’re voting for.
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May 22, 2024 |
apnews.com | Michael Warren
ATLANTA (AP) — The Supreme Court’s pending Idaho abortion ruling may hinge on how federal spending power might protect doctors against a state’s criminal code. For guidance, the justices can look to the very beginning of Medicare in the 1960s, when the promise of federal funding finally persuaded hospitals in the Jim Crow South to desegregate. In oral arguments for Idaho v.
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May 1, 2024 |
apnews.com | Michael Warren |Sudhin Thanawala
ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia’s congressional delegation introduced legislation Wednesday to protect some of the ancestral lands of the Muscogee tribe as a national park and preserve. The proposed Ocmulgee Mounds Park and Preserve would be Georgia’s first national park. The area along the Ocmulgee River downstream from Macon in central Georgia includes mounds and other cultural or historic sites of significance to the Muscogee.
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La nueva politica de derechos humanos tuvo un impacto profundo en America Latina y Africa. No tanto en Asia ni en Iran, donde Carter siguio con las decisiones de presidentes anteriores. https://t.co/T39s3vdms8
People forget how strange it was for a U.S. president to announce that human rights would be at the center of America's foreign policy. Political prisoners Carter helped free from dictators told us how it affected them personally. https://t.co/XHH8kdlEzg
As Jimmy Carter rests in hospice care at his home in Georgia, @AP reached out to former political prisoners who credit him with saving their lives. Carter is known worldwide for trying to put human rights at the center of America’s foreign policy. https://t.co/Jm1SFaJEUC