A woman in a pink jacket appears upset and is wiping her face with a tissue at a government or congressional hearing. Another woman in a purple shirt sits beside her.

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The fight over Kentucky's transgender care ban was long and emotional. 

NPR
Two military or police personnel in camouflage uniforms walking through a fenced pathway between a brick wall and chain-link fence with barbed wire, one with a patch reading 'POLICE' and the other with a patch indicating immigration enforcement.

He Has a Green Card and a Brain Tumor. DHS Wants to Deport Him for Forgery With No Proof.

The Intercept
Man in a floral shirt giving a thumbs up and holding a horse's reins inside a stable. The horse has a pink blanket with the text "Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance" and "Clay In The Lionheart" on it, and a race number 8 on the wall behind.

Behind the scenes, Latino immigrants make the Kentucky Derby possible

Louisville Public Media
A child holding a sign that says 'CANCEL RENT' during a protest. The child is wearing glasses and a face mask, sitting outdoors on steps with other people in the background.

What If Pandemic Aid Went to Tenants, Not Landlords?

The New Republic
Group of women walking outside on a sidewalk near a chain-link fence, with one woman smiling and holding a folder, wearing a white T-shirt, short curly hair with a beaded headband, red dreadlocks, and a visor, while others chat and walk behind her.

Tamika Palmer fights for her daughter, Breonna Taylor, by opposing Daniel Cameron

Louisville Public Media

People filling colorful water containers at a street water tap in an urban area.

'Our whole life is disrupted': hope dries up as Chennai battles historic drought

The Guardian

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U.S.


A church in Louisville is standing behind its female pastor, despite controversy (NPR)

How ‘post-incarceration syndrome’ could affect Kentuckians released from prison (Louisville Public Media)


On a West End tour bus in Louisville, pride and reflections of Black history abound (Louisville Public Media)


The Kentucky Supreme Court says the two abortion bans should remain in place (NPR)


Louisville Latina woman draws on heritage to support diversity in lacrosse (Louisville Public Media)


In Appalachia, LGBTQ+ people are working to create welcoming spaces for their communities (Louisville Public Media)


De Blasio Administration Fails to Provide Proper Reentry Services for Those Leaving Jail Amid Pandemic (Gotham Gazette)

INDIA

India copper factory shutdown comes at a human cost (Deutsche Welle)


‘I’m scared for my daughter’: Life in India’s first city that’s almost out of water (CNN)

A book of love letters to writer Octavia Butler (co-edited by an Indian) could win a Hugo for sci-fi (Scroll)

As Dipa Karmakar makes India proud in the Olympics, gymnasts back home struggle with ancient and torn equipment (The News Minute)

How Does a District Keep Its 'Manual Scavenging Free' Status? (The Wire)

The Athlete’s Tales: Is the Sports Authority of India fixing its sexual harassment policies?
(Nation of Sport)