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 By Yanqi Xu    News    March 13, 2024

More out-of-staters travel to Nebraska to get abortions

Nebraska is now down to one surgical abortion provider less than a year after lawmakers passed a 12-week ban. The Bellevue clinic founded by the late Dr. LeRoy Carhart – once one of only three p...

 
 By JL Schmidt    Opinion    October 19, 2023

Attorney General fighting laws he supported as senator

Attorney General Mike Hilgers is now fighting prison reform measures he supported not too long ago as a state senator. That's politics. In the Attorney General 's office. Imagine that! Not hard to...

 
 By J.L. Schmidt    Opinion    July 27, 2023

Could Critical Race Theory be the next Nebraska Legislature hot button?

If you thought that the mostly one-sided filibuster-driven debate on transgender issues and abortion was the thing that dragged the 2023 Nebraska Legislature to a near standstill, steel yourself for...

 
 By Zach Wendling    News    July 20, 2023

Nebraska AG pushes against expansion of federal reproductive health privacy

In a letter dated June 16, the group, led by Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch, urged Xavier Becerra, secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, to drop a proposed modification of HIPAA’s Privacy Rule. The change would p...

 
 By J.L. Schmidt    Opinion    July 13, 2023

Hold on, motorcycle helmets required until January 1

Disclaimer: I have never owned, driven or ridden a traditional two-wheel motorcycle. I sat on one owned by my late brother. But in more than five decades as a reporter I have covered numerous...

 
 By J.L. Schmidt    Opinion    June 29, 2023

Enjoy the memories governor, the honeymoon is over

The new governor says, jubilantly, the honeymoon cruise with the Nebraska Legislature was a huge success. Sorry governor, I'm seeing flags. Red flags. The cheering I hear is, "See you in court!" So, l...

 
 By J.L. Schmidt    Opinion    May 25, 2023

Legislative session ending as it began, with loud controversy

As the days in the George W. Norris Legislative Chamber dwindle down to a precious few, the Republican majority continues to trip over each other patting themselves on the back while the Democrats...

 

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