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The city of Highland Park, Illinois, home to 30,000 people, is one of countless communities across the country having to move forward after a mass tragedy.On July 4, the two-year mark of the shooting that killed seven people, the city is balancing what it means to respect and remember the victims and their families, while reclaiming Independence Day traditions for the community. Really every action that we undertake, we are using a trauma-informed approach, which means that we want to be sensitive to victims, to the next of kin, the people who have been injured present, people who have just been traumatized by this horrible tragedy that we endured, said Ghida Neukirch, city manage
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MADISON, Wis. AP 鈥?Wisconsin s Democratic attorney general filed a lawsuit Tuesday challenging the state s 173-year-old abortion ban, arguing that statutes passed in the 1980s supersede the ban and it s so old no one can say it passed with the consent of modern generations.Wisconsin passed a law in 1849, the year after the territory became a st
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