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Wilmington's tiny-home proposal faces continued resident opposition as a federal deadline looms, while Wilmington Mayor John Carney defends the closure of an unhoused community site, a move formally opposed by the Wilmington City Council. In education, the new Delaware medical school is a topic of discussion. On the legal front, a former Christina superintendent is appealing a $2.7 million lawsuit. Meanwhile, Gov. Matt Meyer announced a plan for a Kent County Hope Center and made his first appointment to the Delaware Supreme Court.

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U.S. SenatorBluesky1d ago

Chris Coons

This is Trump's immigration policy in a nutshell. He claims he wants only the "best" immigrants—but when the continent of Africa literally sends its best, he gets turned away. Now, America's World Cup will suffer as a result.
Somali World Cup referee denied U.S. entry, hailed as hero at home
A World Cup dream denied — Somali referee Omar Artan receives a hero's welcome at home after being blocked from entering the United States and taking part in the World Cup.
n.pr
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U.S. SenatorBluesky2d ago

Chris Coons

Instead of focusing on lowering costs for you and your family, Trump decided to plunge us into a disastrous war of choice in the Middle East. Now, inflation is the highest it’s been in years, and there’s no end in sight.
CPI Inflation Report Live Updates: Iran War Intensifies Price Pressures
Consumer prices rose at a faster rate for a third-straight month in May, to 4.2 percent annually, as the energy shock put more pressure on the U.S. economy.
nyti.ms
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U.S. SenatorBluesky3d ago

Lisa Blunt Rochester

Mifepristone is a lifesaving medication that's been safely used in the US for over 20 years. The study isn’t about science. It is another attempt by this administration to criminalize necessary healthcare and restrict reproductive rights.
Exclusive | FDA Launches Study of Abortion Pill Safety as Opponents Push for Limits
The effort is expected to take about six months, meaning its results would come after the midterm elections.
wsj.com
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