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Florida Democrats say they are spending and organizing to go after people who vote by mail after election officials across the state canceled all pending mail-in ballot requests this year.The mass cancellations had to comply with a 2021 election law that added new restrictions on voting by mail. The legislation, which was hailed by Gov. Ron DeSantis and criticized by voting rights advocates as discriminatory, cut the duration of mail-in ballot requests in half from four years to two. It also required existing applications for mail-in ballots to be canceled by the end of 2022, forcing poll workers to cancel…

Spain could be on the brink of being ruled by a coalition that includes a far-right party for the first time since Francisco Franco's dictatorship ended in 1975, fueled in part by frustration surrounding the drought and the environmental measures in place to ameliorate it.Opinion polls indicate that the conservative Popular Party, led by Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has enough support to overthrow the president of the socialist government, Pedro Sánchez, but will not achieve an absolute majority. That leaves Vox, an ultranationalist, anti-immigration and anti-feminist group, as the likely kingmaker. Part of the reason Vox has become Spain's third-biggest party…

This week's selection is not as extensive as the previous one; However, that doesn't mean there aren't great new movies and shows to keep you busy over the weekend. N = Netflix Original Article continues below... Here are the best new movies and shows on Netflix this week: They Cloned Tyrone (2023) north Director: juel taylorGender: | Execution time: 124 minutesCast: John Boyega, Jamie Foxx, Teyonah Parris, David Alan Grier, Kiefer Sutherland Jamie Foxx returns to star in his latest Netflix summer movie after previously appearing in Day Shift and Project Power for the streaming service. A series of hair-raising…

GREEN BAY, Wis. — The three women seated around a table in a busy lunch spot share a somber camaraderie. It's been over a year since an 1849 law to criminalize abortion in Wisconsin went back into effect. Now these two OB/GYNs and a certified midwife find that their medical training, skill and acumen are limited by state policy.“We didn't even know germs caused disease back then,” said Dr. Kristin Lyerly, an OB/GYN who lives in Green Bay.Like undertakers and garbage collectors, obstetricians see the nitty-gritty of human existence that can be gruesome and grotesque. A fetus with organs growing…