"Florida Voters' Abortion Decision and Google's Incognito Data Deletion: Daily Briefing"

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The Florida Supreme Court's rulings have set the stage for a six-week abortion ban and a proposed amendment to protect abortion access in the state constitution, sparking a major election issue for Democrats in the Southeast. The court's decisions could have regional ripple effects, with North Carolina's 12-week ban potentially leading to increased travel for abortion care. The proposed amendment, known as Amendment Four, aims to reverse the six-week ban and will be on the ballot in November, requiring approval from at least 60% of voters.
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