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Ind. abortion doctor violated privacy laws in revealing girl’s rape, board rules.

The panel cleared her on the more serious charge of failing to report abuse of the girl in a timely manner, meaning she will keep her medical license. . . . The girl’s case made national headlines and ignited a political firestorm following the June 24 Supreme Court ruling that overturned the landmark abortion decision in Roe vs. Wade.

Businessman Mark Cuban blames party primaries for America's partisan woes
Ranchers should prepare now for 2023 animal antibiotic guidelines - Texas Farm Bureau
Treasury expects to run out of cash by June 5
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Report: Fired Biden energy official Sam Brinton led D.C.’s Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence
State Farm halts new property insurance policies in California

Michael Soller, spokesperson for California’s Department of Insurance, said Friday evening via email that the policy change by State Farm was among factors “beyond our control, including climate change, reinsurance costs affecting the entire insurance industry, and global inflation.”

DOI Commissioner Ricardo Lara in September 2022 invoked a law — signed in 2018 by then-Gov. Jerry Brown — prohibiting insurance providers from canceling or refusing to renew plans for properties affected by wildfires until 12 months after the fire.