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Increase in GLP-1 Overdoses Linked to Online Prescribing

There has been a notable increase in GLP-1 overdoses as these medications become more accessible through online prescriptions. A study indicates a rise in prescriptions for individuals not classified as diabetic or obese, raising concerns among healthcare professionals about the safety of telehealth prescribing. Reports of medication errors have surged, prompting scrutiny from regulators.

democracydocket.com

Federal Judge Rejects DOJ's Attempt to Support Ohio Voting Law

A federal judge has denied the Trump Justice Department's request to defend Ohio's House Bill 54, which requires proof of citizenship for voter registration. The judge found the DOJ's arguments redundant and untimely, ahead of a hearing on a preliminary injunction against the law scheduled for June 25. Voting rights advocates argue that the law could hinder access to voting for eligible citizens.

Mother Jones

Historical Perspectives on Disability and American Citizenship

Sari Altschuler's book "Before Disability" explores the historical relationship between disability and American citizenship, tracing its roots back to the American Revolution. The discussion highlights the racialized perceptions of disability, the exclusion of Indigenous and Black disabled individuals from early advocacy, and the unique support afforded to disabled veterans. Altschuler emphasizes the need to understand this complex history to inform contemporary disability rights movements.

Washington Examiner

Bipartisan Agreement Reached on Housing Affordability Legislation

A bipartisan agreement has been reached in Congress to pass the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, aimed at increasing housing supply and affordability. The legislation includes provisions to ease federal regulations and ban large investors from buying single-family homes. The Senate is set to vote on the bill, which is expected to be signed into law by President Trump.

The Hill

Moore and Hudson Compete in Alabama Senate GOP Runoff

Blake Moore and Jared Hudson are facing off in a runoff election for the Republican nomination for the Alabama Senate seat previously held by Tommy Tuberville. Both candidates advanced after the primary election did not yield a clear winner.

The Hill

Jones and Jackson Compete in GOP Primary Runoff for Georgia Governor

Lt. Gov. Burt Jones and businessman Rick Jackson are facing off in a GOP primary runoff for the Georgia governor's race. The runoff follows their inability to secure a majority in the previous primary election, with Jones receiving support from former President Donald Trump.

The Hill

Oklahoma voters participate in gubernatorial primary elections

Oklahoma voters are casting their ballots in the primaries to choose a successor to Governor Kevin Stitt, who is term-limited. Mike Mazzei, endorsed by former President Trump, and Attorney General Gentner Drummond are among the candidates vying for the Republican nomination.

The Hill

Kevin Hern leads GOP Senate primary in Oklahoma

Representative Kevin Hern is leading the GOP primary to replace Markwayne Mullin in the Senate. Following Mullin's appointment as Homeland Security Secretary, Hern has consolidated support within the party and is expected to win in Oklahoma.

The Hill

Oklahoma Republicans Compete in House Primary Elections to Replace Kevin Hern

Oklahoma is holding House primary elections, including a race to succeed Representative Kevin Hern, who is leaving his position to pursue a Senate seat. The election follows the appointment of Markwayne Mullin as the head of the Department of Homeland Security, resulting in a competitive field of Republican candidates.

Washington Examiner

Federal Judge Issues Injunction Against Idaho Bathroom Law

A federal judge has blocked Idaho's House Bill 752, which would have criminalized the use of public restrooms not aligned with a person's sex assigned at birth. The judge ruled that the law is likely unconstitutional and too vague for consistent enforcement. The lawsuit was filed by six Idaho residents with support from the ACLU and Lambda Legal.

Washington Examiner

Trump Administration Appeals Ruling on Historical Exhibits Restoration

The Trump administration is appealing a federal court ruling that requires the restoration of historical exhibits altered under an executive order. The appeal follows a preliminary injunction issued by Judge Angel Kelley, who found that the government's actions may constitute an attempt to reshape the historical record. The case will now be reviewed by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 1st Circuit.

Washington Examiner

DOJ seeks to join lawsuit against Evanston, Illinois reparations program

The U.S. Department of Justice has moved to intervene in a lawsuit against Evanston, Illinois' reparations program, claiming it violates constitutional provisions by distributing benefits based on race. The program, which provides housing-related benefits to certain Black residents, is being challenged by Judicial Watch, with the DOJ arguing that it contravenes the Equal Protection Clause and the Fair Housing Act.

Daily Wire

Rick Jackson Wins Republican Nomination for Governor of Georgia

Rick Jackson has secured the Republican nomination for governor of Georgia, defeating Trump-endorsed Lt. Gov. Burt Jones. Jackson's victory, aided by significant personal spending, sets the stage for a competitive general election against Democratic nominee Keisha Lance Bottoms. The outcome reflects a notable split in Trump's endorsements, with Donald Trump Jr. expressing support for Jackson.