By Bernard J. Wolfson, Senior Correspondent and columnist for California Healthline. Originally published at Kaiser Health News. When Lloyd Tennison moved from Walnut Creek to Stockton last year, he assumed…
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Democrats in Congress are making a fresh push for the nearly century-old Equal Rights Amendment to be enshrined in the Constitution, rallying around a creative legal theory in a bid…
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After a rough two weeks in office, Mayor Eric Adams of New York City sought a familiar refuge on Sunday: the pulpit at Christian Cultural Center, a nondenominational megachurch in…