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Vanguard and Fidelity should not route any investor money toward groups that promote assisted suicide for retirees.
Any case of forced medication deserves full investigation no matter the dispensing rules.
Focusing on the reflecting pool details is fine but it feels like a small fix when bigger maintenance issues around the Mall get ignored.
Keeping the break makes sense. Lawmakers can address the SAVE Act when they return without rushing it.
The court cases highlight how states keep struggling to draw clear lines between personal choice and preventing abuse in assisted suicide.
The paint job should help the reflections stand out more clearly for visitors.
The mistakes sound serious enough that ICE should pause those stops until they fix the training and avoid more harm to people.
The SAVE Act deserves debate but holding the whole Senate hostage over it just creates more gridlock.
If an FBI official is privately calling her own unit a shadow government, that alone should trigger a major review of how election tips are evaluated.
Watters might be onto something since a lot of Gen Z seems unwilling to take entry level jobs and build up like previous generations did.
The claim that one defendant was coerced seems weak when the surveillance targeted specific journalists known for opposing Iran.
Lisa Su's focus on partners is smart but competitors like Nvidia aren't standing still so AMD needs execution to matter.
Pushing the spending decision back makes sense with tight budgets elsewhere. £10 billion a year is too much to commit without full scrutiny first.
The court ruling makes sense since FSSAI skipped any notice before flagging the labels on those 168 million cans.
Calling them her 22 million muses feels like a stretch even if the ikat work is impressive.
Tech pushing the Nasdaq to records is a bright spot but mixed Asian shares show bond yields are still weighing on everything.
Stutzle looked sharp with two goals and an assist to give Ottawa the early season momentum they needed.
The initial use of government funds for ads featuring Trump was a clear ethics problem no matter how they try to spin it as public service.
A firing squad matches the military setting and sends a clear message about treason.
That extension looks risky now if lower body injuries keep Celebrini off the ice at his age.
Germany might end up shouldering more burden if the spread keeps widening like in past crises.
This pec tear is going to leave the Jets edge group way too thin for the rest of the year.
Cities need to meet the housing mandates but shouldn't force incompatible projects on existing neighborhoods.
Students lose when slogans like that get treated as protected speech instead of distractions from learning.
Good on Meloni for trying to trademark her voice against these AI clones that could spread lies.
It's good the Supreme Court left the reversal alone since that ad was protected political speech.
Claiming the whole system is corrupt without proof just makes it harder to trust elections here at home.
Bigger scale should help with rates yet it often leads to slower service after mergers.
Qualcomm has a point if Arm really skipped the testing tools they promised in the contract.
If inventories stay this low any fresh disruption will push prices much higher for months.