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  • More women now make as much as their husbands, but still do more at home

    More women now make as much as their husbands, but still do more at home

     

    Few women will be surprised to learn that even when wives earn about the same as their husbands or more, a new Pew Research Center study finds that they still spend more time on housework and child care, while their husbands spend more time on paid work and leisure.

    ​Few women will be surprised to learn that even when wives earn about the same as their husbands or more, a new Pew Research Center study finds that they still spend more time on housework and child care, while their husbands spend more time on paid work and leisure. 

  • Colorado governor signs bills further enshrining rights to abortion and gender-affirming care

    Colorado governor signs bills further enshrining rights to abortion and gender-affirming care

     

    Democratic Gov. Jared Polis of Colorado signed a trio of bills Friday that further protect the rights to abortion and gender-affirming services in the state, as access to the so-called abortion pill across the country remains in limbo and some neighboring conservative states have moved to restrict such procedures.

    ​Democratic Gov. Jared Polis of Colorado signed a trio of bills Friday that further protect the rights to abortion and gender-affirming services in the state, as access to the so-called abortion pill across the country remains in limbo and some neighboring conservative states have moved to restrict such procedures. 

  • New York man sentenced to life in prison for ordering murder-for-hire hit on his father and brother

    New York man sentenced to life in prison for ordering murder-for-hire hit on his father and brother

     

    A man convicted for ordering a murder-for-hire hit on his brother and father in the Bronx, New York was sentenced to life in prison Friday, federal prosecutors said.

    ​A man convicted for ordering a murder-for-hire hit on his brother and father in the Bronx, New York was sentenced to life in prison Friday, federal prosecutors said. 

  • Evacuation orders have been issued after plant fire reignites in Brunswick, Georgia

    Evacuation orders have been issued after plant fire reignites in Brunswick, Georgia

     

    An evacuation order is in place for those within a half-mile radius of a plant fire that reignited Saturday afternoon in Brunswick, Georgia, according to the Glynn County Board of Commissioners and the mayor of Brunswick.

    ​An evacuation order is in place for those within a half-mile radius of a plant fire that reignited Saturday afternoon in Brunswick, Georgia, according to the Glynn County Board of Commissioners and the mayor of Brunswick. 

  • Train derailment and fire reported in Rockwood, Maine as officials warn of potential hazardous materials

    Train derailment and fire reported in Rockwood, Maine as officials warn of potential hazardous materials

     

    A train carrying potentially hazardous materials derailed and caught on fire Saturday in a village in central Maine, officials said.

    ​A train carrying potentially hazardous materials derailed and caught on fire Saturday in a village in central Maine, officials said. 

  • Georgia Gov. Kemp urges Republicans to move on from election fraud claims: ‘2020 is ancient history’

    Georgia Gov. Kemp urges Republicans to move on from election fraud claims: ‘2020 is ancient history’

     

    Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp on Saturday urged his fellow Republicans to move on from the 2020 presidential election, offering a thinly veiled dig at former President Donald Trump and his continued election grievances.

    ​Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp on Saturday urged his fellow Republicans to move on from the 2020 presidential election, offering a thinly veiled dig at former President Donald Trump and his continued election grievances. 

  • New York attorney general opens investigation into police shooting of 78-year-old man outside his apartment

    New York attorney general opens investigation into police shooting of 78-year-old man outside his apartment

     

    The New York attorney general has opened an investigation into the death of a 78-year-old man who was shot by police this week after officers responded to 911 calls for a burglary at his apartment, the office said Saturday.

    ​The New York attorney general has opened an investigation into the death of a 78-year-old man who was shot by police this week after officers responded to 911 calls for a burglary at his apartment, the office said Saturday. 

  • Walmart’s US chief marketing officer stepping down as retailer warns of tough year

    Walmart’s US chief marketing officer stepping down as retailer warns of tough year

     

    Walmart’s chief merchandising officer for its US operations is stepping down from the job as the retailer faces a tougher year ahead, an internal memo shared to US associates Friday said.

    ​Walmart’s chief merchandising officer for its US operations is stepping down from the job as the retailer faces a tougher year ahead, an internal memo shared to US associates Friday said. 

  • DeSantis, on cusp of presidential campaign, defies national abortion sentiments with signing of six-week ban

    DeSantis, on cusp of presidential campaign, defies national abortion sentiments with signing of six-week ban

     

    Floridians woke up Friday morning to discover Gov. Ron DeSantis had signed into law a six-week abortion ban overnight, meeting behind closed doors with a select group of invited guests to give final approval to a bill that had just passed the state legislature earlier in the day.

    ​Floridians woke up Friday morning to discover Gov. Ron DeSantis had signed into law a six-week abortion ban overnight, meeting behind closed doors with a select group of invited guests to give final approval to a bill that had just passed the state legislature earlier in the day. 

  • Unsealed documents show Daniel Perry made comments on social media about killing protesters and Muslims, Houston Chronicle reports

    Unsealed documents show Daniel Perry made comments on social media about killing protesters and Muslims, Houston Chronicle reports

     

    As the Texas pardons board considers a request from Gov. Greg Abbott to pardon a man convicted last week of fatally shooting a protester at a Black Lives Matter rally, newly unsealed documents show the Army sergeant talked about killing people and shared racist comments on social media, the Houston Chronicle reported.

    ​As the Texas pardons board considers a request from Gov. Greg Abbott to pardon a man convicted last week of fatally shooting a protester at a Black Lives Matter rally, newly unsealed documents show the Army sergeant talked about killing people and shared racist comments on social media, the Houston Chronicle reported.