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San Jose Proclaims ‘Republic of China Day,’ Honors Taiwanese Community’s Contributions

San Jose declared Oct. 25 “Republic of China Day,” honoring the Taiwanese American community’s cultural and economic contributions to the city.

Virginia Announces Alternative Food Stamp Program as SNAP Deadline Looms

Virginia is starting a state food stamp program as SNAP faces suspension amid the federal shutdown, pending new congressional funding.
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Texas Sues Tylenol Maker Over Allegedly Omitting Evidence of Autism Link From Marketing

Tylenol’s current and former manufacturer intentionally withheld evidence of a link between the drug and autism, a new lawsuit alleges.

New Mexico’s Santa Fe Stops Adding Fluoride to Water

The city also kept in place its monitoring of natural levels of fluoride in the water system. One of New...

Transportation Secretary to Pull $160 Million From California Over Noncitizen Truck Licenses

Transportation Sec. Duffy plans to pull $160M in federal funds from CA over Gov. Newsom’s refusal to stop issuing commercial licenses to noncitizens.

Dallas Doctor Surrenders License After Texas AG Sues for Prescribing Gender Transition Drugs to Minors

Doctor surrendered her medical license following lawsuit by Texas AG Paxton, accusing her of illegally prescribing gender transition drugs to minors.

Gov. Newsom Deploys California National Guard Over Government Shutdown

California Gov. Gavin Newsom will deploy the National Guard to help food banks amid a government shutdown that could disrupt food stamp funding.

Texas Appoints Higher Education Ombudsman to Enforce DEI Violations

Texas is moving to enforce bans on DEI practices in universities and potentially restrict college courses focused on gender and race.