The Denver Post

CALIF. COLLEGES TO CARRY MEDS FOR AB ORTION

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S A CR A MENTO , C A LIF . will be the first state to require abortion medication on college campuses under a law signed Friday by Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom.

The law takes effect in 2023 and applies only to the 34 campuses in the University of California and California State University systems. But the law will be implemente­d only if a state commission canraisemo­rethan$10 million in private donations to pay for it.

Former Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed a similar bill last year,arguingitw­asnot necessary because abortion services were available off campus.

Some patients with vaping-related lung injuries are being hospitaliz­ed a second time.

Federal health officials investigat­ing mysterious vapingrela­ted lung injuries said Friday that some patients are being hospitaliz­ed for a second time, a disturbing new developmen­t in the ongoing outbreak that has spread to every state except Alaska.

The hospital readmissio­ns have taken place as quickly as five days and up to 55 days after discharge, said Anne Schuchat, principal deputy director at the national Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. It’s not known what triggered the relapses. In some cases, patients had resumed vaping. It’s also possible that initial lung damage made patients more vulnerable to other illness. Another possibilit­y, Schuchat said, is that treatment with steroids, which many clinicians have been using to care for such injuries, may “set you up for increased infection risk.”

13-year-old who pointed a finger gun at four classmates faces felony charge.

During a classroom discussion in Overland Park, Kan., a student asked a middle school girl which five classmates she would kill if she could.

She extended her forefinger to imitate a gun, and pointed at four students last month. Then, she turned the pretend “gun” on herself, The Kansas City Star reported.

The girl, who was reported on the school’s anti-bullying app, now faces a felony for threatenin­g her classmates, just one week after two boys at a neighborin­g middle school were charged with misdemeano­rs after they were caught with real guns in their backpacks.

Shepard Smith leaves Fox News Channel.

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Y whose newscast on Fox News Channel seemed increasing­ly an outlier on an outlet dominated by supporters of President Donald Trump, abruptly quit after signing off his final newscast Friday.

Smith said he asked the network to let him out of his contract and it agreed.

Thousands of protesters loot stores, battle police.

Thousands of protesters clashed with police as they looted stores and tried to break through a barricade leading toward the residence of President Jovenel Moïse on Friday in one of the biggest demonstrat­ions in weeks to demand his resignatio­n. The violence came a day after a journalist covering the demonstrat­ions was fatally shot in his car.

Police fired tear gas and bullets into the air. Protesters burned tires and spilled oil on streets in Haiti’s capital.

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