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Bruce Rauner took over as Illinois governor Monday and asked for shared sacrifice to help him restore a state he described as in decline, beset by financial, moral and ethical crises.
One person died and dozens more were taken to hospitals after smoke filled a subway tunnel and a major Metro station in Washington, D.C., on Monday afternoon and forced evacuations, officials said.
And they’ve had remarkable success in mobilizing users to work for them.
Rural hospitals have long struggled financially. But threats to their survival have intensified in recent years _ falling patient volumes, aging populations, and payment cuts by government programs and commercial insurers.
He says business as usual would be "morally corrupt."
With just days left before he leaves office, Democratic Gov. Pat Quinn granted 232 clemency requests Friday -- including his first-ever pardon based on innocence.
Now it is Risa Vetri Ferman's time to decide whether a case against a public official is good enough to prosecute.
Medical bills threaten to undermine Gov. Jerry Brown's efforts to strengthen state finances--his central promise of the past four years.
The ironic bridge will close for the weekend for upgrades. The 52-hour closure is the longest for the Golden Gate bridge since it opened in 1937.
Ohio will switch its lethal injection protocol, adding thiopental sodium, a drug used previously, and dropping the two-drug regimen of midazolam and hydromorphone that caused problems in the last execution a year ago.