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Alaska lawmakers aim to pass a bill requiring insurance companies to cover a full years supply of birth control, despite Governor Mike Dunleavys previous veto. The measure, backed by studies showing reduced unplanned pregnancies and increased independence for domestic violence survivors, has faced criticism from some Republicans who worry about additional regulations. The bill, which cleared both chambers in 2024, now moves to the labor and commerce committee for its first hearing.
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