Biden says his message to Iran is 'don't': President fears Tehran will attack Israel 'sooner rather than later' and insists U.S. is 'devoted' to defending Tel Aviv as fears of war grow
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Oil jumped to the highest price since Oct as Israel braced for a possible retaliatory attack from Iran, a development that would threaten major disruptions in a region. An assault is expected to come as soon as the next 48 hours. Global benchmark Brent surged as much as 2.7 per cent to top $92 a barrel, a level last reached during the early days of the war.
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Some pharmacists fear jail time over murky abortion laws
Alarm bells ring in Matt Murray’s head when a prescription for misoprostol comes through his independent pharmacy in Boise, Idaho. “Are there directions on the prescription that show what it’s being used for?” said Murray, a pharmacist and director of operations for Customedica Pharmacy. “If not, then we would probably need to call the [doctor’s] office and confirm why it’s being prescribed.” The medication is legal — approved by the Food and Drug Administration to prevent stomach ulcers — but...
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State, local library employees fear jail time under proposed bill
WIREGRASS (WDHN) — The proposed bill that aims to impose harsher restrictions on what books children can and cannot read could put library employees in hot water. "It does sound like library staff could be subject to criminal prosecution" Under the "Supplying Minors" bill, public libraries and school libraries will now be included in the []