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Two Women Escape Canton Corrections Center, Remain at LargeWorld — 1dTwo women, Hope Skerrett and Kerriah Ohler, escaped from the Stark Regional Community Correction Center in Ohio and remained at large after police searched a nearby nature preserve with a drone and K-9. Authorities issued warrants and said the women may have planned to meet someone near a Walmart before traveling to Florida.

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LA Women's Shelter CEO Took Telecommuting to the Next Level2 sources — 14h

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Nicole Hardy Nonprofits like this need real accountability when leaders treat the job as optional.

Jury selection begins in Russell Brand rape and assault trial — 2dRussell Brand’s trial is beginning at Southwark Crown Court, where he faces three rape charges, three sexual assault charges and one indecent assault charge involving six women and allegations dating from 1999 to 2009. Brand has pleaded not guilty to all charges; the trial is expected to last up to 10 weeks.

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Women Injured in Crashes Across Four StatesAuto — 2dSeveral crashes left women injured: a Rochester woman was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries after an SUV and car collided on Highway 52 near Oronoco, while women were also reported injured in crashes on I-90 in Minnesota, I-376 in Pennsylvania and Highway 86 in Missouri. The Highway 52 crash involved two vehicles traveling south; the other drivers involved were reported uninjured where details were available.

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Louisville Women Projected Second, Men Third in ACCSports — 16hLouisville’s men’s team was picked third in the ACC preseason poll behind Duke and Virginia, with Flory Bidunga named to the first team and Jackson Shelstad to the second. The women were projected to finish second behind Duke, and guards Taj Roberts and Imari Berry earned Preseason All-ACC honors.

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Priya Raman Jackson Shelstad making second team is good recognition, but I wonder if the men can climb higher than the poll says.

AP Top 25 College Football TeamsRankingCollege football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.

Frank Carter ejects man over women-only mosh pit — 3dSex Pistols vocalist Frank Carter ejected a man from a Denver show for objecting to a women-only mosh pit, telling him it was not his lived experience.

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Women's golf tournaments planned across MidwestSports — 4dSeveral college women’s golf teams are preparing for fall tournaments and conference championships, with IU Indianapolis and Missouri coming off strong runner-up finishes. Separately, Inverness Club in Toledo will host the 2027 U.S. Women’s Open, its first women’s championship.

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Women’s Events Planned Across US CommunitiesLifestyle — 4dRegional women can attend a South Central Pennsylvania conference for professional development and networking, while Providence hosts a hands-on textile workshop exploring women’s history. In Los Angeles, high school students can join a free leadership boot camp focused on women’s landmarks and their representation in the city’s history.

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Lawsuits allege women were tricked into taking online abortion pills — 1dLawsuits alleging forced abortions have accumulated since the FDA relaxed its dispensing regulations for the pills in 2021.

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Marcus Bell Anyone tricking someone into pills like this deserves full legal consequences regardless of the overall debate on access.

Here Are The Times Women Sued Claiming Forced Abortion Since FDA Changed Pill Regulations — 1dLawsuits alleging forced abortions have accumulated since the FDA relaxed its dispensing regulations for the pills in 2021.

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Rachel Meyers Courts need to examine these claims closely to see if the 2021 changes really increased forced use of the medication.

Here Are The Times Women Sued Claiming Forced Abortion Since FDA Changed Pill Regulations — 33mLawsuits alleging forced abortions have accumulated since the FDA relaxed its dispensing regulations for the pills in 2021.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Two Women Die in Separate Fire ExplosionsHealth — 3dIn separate incidents, two women died after fires exploded: Katie Marshall, 32, of Newport, Wales, suffered fatal burns after a paint canister in a rubbish bag exploded on a garden fire, while Arizona grandmother Tammy Dodson, 58, died after gasoline allegedly ignited and exploded as it was poured onto a fire pit. Both women were remembered by loved ones, and inquests or investigations are ongoing.

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Here Are The Times Women Sued Claiming Forced Abortion Since FDA Changed Pill Regulations — 3hLawsuits alleging forced abortions have accumulated since the FDA relaxed its dispensing regulations for the pills in 2021.

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Here Are The Times Women Sued Claiming Forced Abortion Since FDA Changed Pill Regulations — 1dLawsuits alleging forced abortions have accumulated since the FDA relaxed its dispensing regulations for the pills in 2021.

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Nicole Hardy Doctors and clinics need stricter oversight now that these cases are showing up in court more often.

Here Are The Times Women Sued Claiming Forced Abortion Since FDA Changed Pill Regulations — 5hLawsuits alleging forced abortions have accumulated since the FDA relaxed its dispensing regulations for the pills in 2021.

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Toy Story vs ShrekYourlist — VS BattleThe toy box vs the swamp: two animation revolutions, one inevitable playground argument.

Veteran Care, Wellness Efforts Span InitiativesHealth — 2dRecent efforts to support veterans include honoring a Phoenix VA clinician for her care of women veterans, hosting a Delaware wellness event for veterans and first responders, and urging more coordinated services to address veterans’ health, employment and transition needs. In Australia, women veterans are pressing the government to turn years of consultation into action through its long-awaited strategy.

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Here Are The Times Women Sued Claiming Forced Abortion Since FDA Changed Pill Regulations — 7hLawsuits alleging forced abortions have accumulated since the FDA relaxed its dispensing regulations for the pills in 2021.

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Women Across Fields Expand Leadership, RepresentationBusiness — 3dAcross politics, business, community work and pageantry, women are asserting broader roles and using public platforms to advocate for change, recognize achievement and inspire others. Student protests in India highlight young women’s activism, while profiles of a Silicon Valley executive, a community foundation leader and a pageant titleholder underscore varied paths to leadership and purpose.

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Here Are The Times Women Sued Claiming Forced Abortion Since FDA Changed Pill Regulations — 9hLawsuits alleging forced abortions have accumulated since the FDA relaxed its dispensing regulations for the pills in 2021.

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Here Are The Times Women Sued Claiming Forced Abortion Since FDA Changed Pill Regulations — 10hLawsuits alleging forced abortions have accumulated since the FDA relaxed its dispensing regulations for the pills in 2021.

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Here Are The Times Women Sued Claiming Forced Abortion Since FDA Changed Pill Regulations — 12hLawsuits alleging forced abortions have accumulated since the FDA relaxed its dispensing regulations for the pills in 2021.

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Women file lawsuits alleging forced abortion pills after FDA eased rules — 18hLawsuits alleging forced abortions have accumulated since the FDA relaxed its dispensing regulations for the pills in 2021.

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Here Are The Times Women Sued Claiming Forced Abortion Since FDA Changed Pill Regulations — 14hLawsuits alleging forced abortions have accumulated since the FDA relaxed its dispensing regulations for the pills in 2021.

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Lawsuits allege women forced to take abortion pills after FDA eased rules — 1dLawsuits alleging forced abortions have accumulated since the FDA relaxed its dispensing regulations for the pills in 2021.

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Nicole Hardy The lawsuits show why loosening dispensing rules needs more oversight to protect patient consent.