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US Politics · California

California ammunition background checks declared unconstitutional by US appeals court

39% Right coverage: 57 sources

A divided federal appeals court on Thursday said California's first-of-its-kind law requiring firearm owners to undergo background checks to buy ammunition is unconstitutional, violating the Second Amendment right to bear arms.See the Story

California Politics · San Francisco

San Francisco to ban homeless people from living in RVs with new parking limit

53% Center coverage: 56 sources

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Transgender · United States

Kaiser Permanente to pause gender-affirming surgeries for patients younger than 19

39% Left coverage: 26 sources

Kaiser Permanente will pause gender-affirming surgeries for patients younger than 19 years beginning next month, the nonprofit health giant said Wednesday. See the Story

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Unclear How Trump Order Urging States to Involuntarily Commit Homeless People Will Affect Oregon

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Unclear How Trump Order Urging States to Involuntarily Commit Homeless People Will Affect Oregon

75% Right coverage: 8 sources

President Donald Trump on Thursday signed an executive order making it easier to remove people who are homeless from the streets as part of a set of policies the administration said would make America safer.Pam Bondi · United States See the Story

Chula Vista Protesters Rally Against ICE Arrests of People with No Prior Criminal Convictions

50% Right coverage: 4 sources

CHULA VISTA, Calif. (FOX 5/KUSI) — Protesters rallied on Thursday against Immigrations and Customs Enforcement’s arrests of individuals without criminal convictions. The demonstration was organized by Indivisible Chula Vista, a group that holds rallies every weekend. On Thursday the group joined the “Out of CECOT” nationwide day of action to protest what organizers call “a dramatic increase in ICE arrests of individuals without criminal convic…YouTube · California See the Story

When People Move Out of Tennessee, This Is Where They're Headed, Survey Shows

50% Center coverage: 6 sources

Tennessee was listed as one of the top 10 origin states for new residents in 16 urban areas in a U-Haul analysis.YouTube · United States See the Story

Anaheim Jewelry Store Owner Fires Warning Shot to Scare Off Mob of Would-Be Robbers

58% Right coverage: 12 sources

Surveillance video showed a mob of would-be robbers fleeing after the owner of an Anaheim jewelry store fired a warning shot from a handgun.YouTube · Anaheim See the Story

Trump Administration Pulls $4B in Federal Funding for California's Bullet Train Project

42% Right coverage: 123 sources

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