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SC Opens Closed Primaries, Pathologist Shortage Halts Justice, Caregivers Hit by Medicaid Cuts, Pihakis Faces 23M Lawsuits, and more...

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(0:10): South Carolina's Shift to Closed Primaries Could Transform State's Political Landscape

(1:30): Nationwide Forensic Pathologist Shortage Stalls Justice, Public Health Efforts

(3:09): Maryland Caregivers Face Wage Cuts Amid National Medicaid Funding Reductions; Families Warn of Rising Hardships

(5:01): Pihakis Restaurant Group Faces $23M in Lawsuits, Shutters Multiple Locations Amid Financial Turmoil

(6:27): Trump's Election Overhaul Sparks Controversy: Critics Warn of Power Grab and Voter Suppression

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