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InsideClimateNews.org — It has been more than a month now, and Amber Bartlett has had enough of hotels and apartments and trailer homes. Of crowded rooms whose thin walls amplify the bickering of her four children. Of piles of toys and clothes overflowing from drawers and suitcases. Of not knowing, day to day, where her life is headed.
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Two Arkansas doctors sued the state over a law restricting the availability of abortions after the first 12 weeks of pregnancy in a complaint filed in Little Rock federal court, the latest in a series of challenges to a new set of abortion restrictions.
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Pat Summerall, the former National Football League player who teamed with John Madden to form one of the most popular broadcasting duos in television history, has died. He was 82.
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University of Arkansas football player Garrett Uekman died of unknown causes yesterday, the school said on its website. He was 19.
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An Idaho ban on abortions after 20 weeks was overturned just as Arkansas lawmakers passed a more restrictive law opponents vowed to fight, intensifying a renewed debate over reproductive rights that has involved at least 10 states.
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Wal-Mart CEO Mike Duke delivered upbeat news to the company’s semi-annual Sustainability Milestones Meeting in November 2009. The world’s largest retailer was on track to hit 36 of the 37 energy and environment goals Duke’s predecessor set for the company in 2005. Not everyone in the audience responded with glee.
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Alex Collins, one of the top-rated high school running backs in the nation, is headed to the University of Arkansas, a day after his mother refused to sign his letter of intent to play at the school.
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The University of Arkansas toppled the second-ranked University of Florida 80-69 in men’s college basketball.
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Justin Reeves sat in a middle-school gymnasium near Houston, watching his two sons’ basketball practice while earning his bachelor’s degree in nursing from the University of Texas at Arlington.
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President Barack Obama has mused about his legacy, inviting presidential historians to dinner and urging speechwriters to pen addresses with historical sweep.
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