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Santa Cruz Planned Parenthood Office Remains Closed Despite Federal Court Ruling Against Medicaid Cuts

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Santa Cruz, California — The Planned Parenthood office in downtown Santa Cruz will remain closed following an abrupt shutdown last week, local officials confirmed Monday. This decision comes despite a recent U.S. District Court ruling that blocked cuts to Medicaid reimbursement for the organization nationwide. The Santa Cruz facility, along with four other Planned Parenthood locations in California, closed as part of Planned Parenthood Mar Monte’s strategy to manage significant financial losses. The closures follow President Donald Trump’s tax legislation, which resulted in the freezing of Medicaid funds for various Planned Parenthood affiliates as of … Read more

Elly De La Cruz Shines Bright as Reds Edge Out Yankees in Thrilling Showdown Against Aaron Judge

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CINCINNATI — Elly De La Cruz showcased his immense talent on the field, leading the Cincinnati Reds to a narrow victory over the New York Yankees, with a final score of 4-3. The matchup highlighted an exciting duel between De La Cruz and the Yankees’ superstar Aaron Judge, drawing in fans and adding drama to the game. De La Cruz, a rising star in Major League Baseball, proved instrumental for the Reds, demonstrating both power and finesse. He recorded a home run and contributed a double, reinforcing his position as one of the team’s key … Read more

Ted Cruz Advocates for Ending Birthright Citizenship Amid Legal Controversies

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Ted Cruz addressed the contentious issue of birthright citizenship during a recent discussion in Houston, Texas, igniting a debate that touches on both immigration policy and national identity. The senator expressed concerns that the current interpretation of the 14th Amendment has been strained and misused, stating that it allows for misuse by individuals seeking to exploit legal loopholes. Cruz’s remarks come amid ongoing discussions among lawmakers concerning immigration reform. He emphasized the need to reevaluate long-standing policies, arguing that birthright citizenship results in the unfair advantage of non-citizens. His statements reflect a growing sentiment among … Read more

UC Santa Cruz Protests Spark Controversy: Student’s Phone Seized Amid Legal Battle over Campus Police Actions

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Students at UC Santa Cruz faced a turbulent atmosphere in early 2024 as protests supporting Palestine led to arrests and student bans, sparking controversy around civil rights and campus police actions. Among the key figures affected was former student Lila Irshad, whose phone was confiscated by campus authorities under a search warrant issued during a routine fire drill. This incident occurred shortly after she filed a lawsuit against the university police regarding their treatment of protesters. A recent court ruling significantly pared down the search parameters for Irshad’s phone from ten years to six months. … Read more