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• Illinois is the first Midwest state to require public university health centers to offer medication abortion and contraception.
The new law requires public colleges and universities to provide access to abortion pills through student health centers, telehealth, or licensed external providers.
Campus pharmacies are also required to dispense prescribed contraception and medication abortion.
California, Massachusetts, and New York already have the same requirement in place, which will remove barriers for students to access essential reproductive healthcare.

• Florida banned pride crosswalks, so St. Pete installed rainbow bike racks instead 🚲

• Australia announced plans for sweeping gun buyback program following Bondi Beach terrorist attack
It’s the country’s “largest” gun buyback scheme since the Port Arthur massacre in 1996, which left 35 people dead and prompted Australia to introduce world-leading gun safety measures.

• A statue of a Black teen who fought segregation just replaced Robert E. Lee at the US Capitol. Barbara Rose Johns protested poor conditions at her segregated Virginia high school.

• Billionaire buys apartment complex to slash rents for Colorado mountain town workers. Venture capitalist Mark Stevens purchased a 104-unit apartment complex - which was originally envisioned to be a luxury development - for $95.3 million. The units were then offered at below-market rates to anyone working more than 30 hours a week in the mountain community.

• The entire city of LA is now completely coal-free, a major milestone as the city aims to reach 100% clean energy by 2035.
More than 60% of the city’s energy supply is now coming from renewable sources, a significant transformation from just two decades ago, when renewables provided about 3% of the city’s energy, and more than 50% came from coal.

• Starting in 2005, a nonprofit called Christmas Spirit Foundation began its “Trees for Troops” program, which distributes free Christmas trees to families and active-duty servicemembers on U.S. military bases. This year FedEx has delivered 325K free Christmas trees.

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