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Subject: Lobbying Scores Wins for Nonprofits in Senate Version of Tax Bill
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A federal judge has ordered the Environmental Protection Agency to restore $180 million in environmental justice grants to three organizations in Seattle, Minneapolis, and Baltimore that the Trump administration had canceled. (Baltimore Banner)
The Trump administration plans to cancel part of the national suicide hotline that is targeted to LGBTQ youth. The Trevor Project, one of seven centers that handle calls to the LGBTQ line, said it will continue to offer its own round-the-clock mental health support. (Associated Press)
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