STORY: Walgreens announced on Thursday it would not dispense abortion pills in the 20 states where attorneys general have told the pharmacy chain it risked breaking the law should it provide them through the mail.
"Elected officials targeting pharmacies and their ability to provide women with access to safe, effective and FDA-approved medication is dangerous and just unacceptable," Jean-Pierre said when asked about the pharmacy's announcement.
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KUALA LUMPUR, March 22 — Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim and his wife Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail have j...
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Antonio Perez, from Michigan, initially thought he had urine cancer when he desperately needed the toilet more than 20 times a day
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PUTRAJAYA, March 22 — Pakatan Harapan (PH) secretary-general Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail said that he has yet t...
WEST OF SOLEDAR, Ukraine (Reuters) -Ukrainian troops, on the defensive for four months, will launch a long-awaited counterassault "very soon" now that Russia's huge winter offensive is losing steam without taking Bakhmut, Ukraine's top ground forces commander said on Thursday. The remarks were the strongest indication yet from Kyiv that it is close to shifting tactics, having absorbed Russia's onslaught through a brutal winter. Russia's Wagner mercenaries "are losing considerable strength and are running out of steam", Kyiv's ground forces commander Oleksandr Syrskyi said in a social media post.
Britain on Wednesday played down the possibility of diverging from a globally-set accounting rule which some lawmakers blame for encouraging pension schemes to prefer low risk government bonds over stock markets. City minister Andrew Griffith in February said a global accounting rule needed reviewing as it had become a "performance penalty" which trapped cash in pension schemes which otherwise could be invested in companies and the economy. The so-called IAS 19 rule requires company defined benefit pension schemes to "mark to market" or adjust asset holdings to current market prices on a regular basis, with bonds typically less volatile than stocks.
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KUALA LUMPUR, March 23 — The Health Ministry will not deny any group that is at risk of contracting HIV from receiving t...
Fewer and fewer steps left before a potential ‘nuclear collision’ between Russia and the West, says Moscow
The tech industry could face more layoffs, especially if the economy takes a dive.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken called Wednesday on Congress to agree to $150 million to rejoin the UN culture agency UNESCO, saying the US absence was letting China write rules on artificial intelligence."They are working on rules, norms and standards for artificial intelligence.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Wednesday urged all members of the International Criminal Court (ICC) to comply with an arrest warrant that the court issued for Russian President Vladimir Putin. Last week, the court accused Putin of the war crime of illegally deporting hundreds of children from Ukraine. The legal move will obligate the court's 123 member states to arrest Putin and transfer him to The Hague for trial if he sets foot on their territory.
STORY: Israel's parliament passed a new law that limits the conditions under which a sitting prime minister can be removed from office, despite objections from opponents that its intent is to shield Benjamin Netanyahu from any fallout of his ongoing corruption trials.And it's the newest wrinkle in the latest political crisis that has swept the Israeli government, driving thousands of protesters onto the streets for months.These are scenes from some of those protests on Thursday (March 23), declared a "Day of Shutdown" by its organizers, which include road blocks, clashes with police, arrests, and a massive Israeli flag hung on Jerusalem's city walls.Netanyahu's political coalition of religious conservatives and nationalists are planning to overhaul the country's judiciary system to protect against what it calls overreach by the Supreme Court and restore balance among the branches of government.The new legislation, passed 61-to-47, changes how the law defines a leader that has been "incapacitated" or otherwise unfit for office, physically or mentally. According to the Israel Democracy Institute, a think tank in Jerusalem, the previous wording of the law would have left the prime minister vulnerable to being labeled unfit by the attorney general, if the the attorney general deemed that Netanyahu was attempting to stop his three corruption cases.The new phrasing removes that scenario. The attorney general was appointed by the previous centrist government and has previously said Netanyahu had to stay out of the judicial overhaul plans due to conflict of interest.Netanyahu denies all charges against him and says the corruption trials are politically motivated.
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