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This week Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed new abortion legislation. The bill would require remains from a surgical abortion be either buried or cremated. DeWine has previously supported controversial and restrictive abortion legislation. He was expected to sign the bill. Other states have passed or at least considered similar bills. The Supreme Court upheld similar legislation in Indiana in 2019.
Iowa residents caucus for their preferred 2024 presidential candidate by dropping ballots into a bucket. IMAGES
Republican voters in the US heartland state of Iowa gather at a voting centre to cast the first ballots in the 2024 White House race. IMAGES
On Tuesday, it was announced that the “Bridesmaids” actor had teamed up with HBO Max for a new holiday-themed humanitarian effort. As part of the “20 Days of Kindness” campaign, HBO Max will donate $20,000 to a different cause daily for the next 20 days and encourage its viewers to do the same. The group’s founder and CEO is Benjamin Nolot, who, according to The Daily Beast, once deemed abortion a “holocaust” and referred to same-sex marriage as “an unspeakable offense to God.”
Fed Chair Jay Powell warned on Tuesday that the US economy would suffer if another stimulus package isn't passed, which remains stalled in Congress. House Democrats passed a $2.2 trillion stimulus plan earlier this month, but Sen. Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) called the amount 'outlandish.' Too little support would lead to a weak recovery, creating unnecessary hardship for households and businesses. Jay Powell Chair, US Federal Reserve But according to Business Insider, White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow said Sunday that he doesn't agree with that assessment. We are in a strong rebound. Businesses are reopening. We are learning to deal with the virus in a targeted, safe, prevented way. White House Economic Adviser Larry Kudlow Interview, CNN's 'State of the Union'
Two different groups of protesters interjet their views at the Presidential Family Forum, as seven Republican candidates try to sway Iowa voters ahead of the state's key caucuses. Diane Hodges reports.
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