Worth noting, July 25

Cathedral Home is rallying Wyoming voters to consider children’s needs as they head to the polls this election cycle. By urging the community to “Remember Kids at the Polls,” the organization aims to shape more youth-driven policies for the future.

Worth noting, July 25

How a defendant in Minnesota went free because of Justice Department turmoil

A wave of resignations in Minnesota’s federal prosecutor’s office has led to an unexpected break for a 12-time convicted felon. As career officials departed over objections to Trump administration directives, one defendant managed to avoid prosecution and gain his freedom.

How a defendant in Minnesota went free because of Justice Department turmoil

After the LA fires, false narratives on social media impacted state policy

In the aftermath of fierce wildfires in Los Angeles last year, social media platforms were flooded with misleading information. These false claims, which spread quickly, ultimately had a tangible impact on how California crafted its policies.

As the shutdown drags on, these people will lose if health care subsidies expire

As a prolonged government shutdown persists, many fear that Affordable Care Act subsidies may lapse. In Upper Chichester, Pennsylvania, one hair stylist facing a potential neck surgery worries she will have to delay her procedure if these crucial subsidies vanish.

As the shutdown drags on, these people will lose if health care subsidies expire