Advocates, patients file lawsuit to block ‘medical aid in dying’ law in Illinois
The lawsuit claims the law will discriminate against people with disabilities.
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The lawsuit claims the law will discriminate against people with disabilities.
The grants come as nonprofits experience increased need from cuts to federal food assistance.
Logan Correctional Center will not be rebuilt in Lincoln, despite locals’ hopes.
Stalled bills are expected to be negotiated throughout the summer and could move forward later this year.
Among the dozens of bills to pass last week are protections for kids in foster case, limitations on new detention...
Drivers could vote to form a union, elect union representatives and bargain collectively.
With this bill, Illinois is the last state to come into compliance with a 2023 Supreme Court decision.
Outside of the three most publicized issues — Bears, the budget and BUILD — lawmakers continue to tinker and negotiate...
Aiming to expand transparency and safety around large artificial intelligence models, the bill passed the House Wednesday and now heads...
The bill seeks to regulate the most powerful AI models, but advocates say it’s only the first step.
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