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Media election suppression? Early election-call hypocrisy in Iowa threatens democracy

If we care about election integrity and some semblance of public comity, let’s try acting like it.

Morning Report — What does DeSantis exit mean for New Hampshire?

Former President Trump’s formidable lock among Republicans may outpace challenger Nikki Haley’s appeal among independent voters and moderates, seen as a smaller population heading into the GOP New Hampshire primary Tuesday, polls and political analysts suggest. But the long-shot, two-person race Haley sought against Trump ahead of February’s South Carolina primary came into focus with Sunday’s decision by...

Trump says he’ll get DeSantis voters’ support: ‘He fought hard’

Former President Trump suggested he could get a boost from Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' supporters in New Hampshire, comparing their views on the border and taxes.

Georgia lawmakers consider measures to curb soaring property taxes as home values rise

Georgia lawmakers are considering measures to address rising property taxes amid a surge in home values. Similar concerns in various states are prompting tax cuts.

Biden campaign attack ad blames Trump for Dobbs abortion decision

President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris bring abortion issue to center focus on 51st anniversary of Roe v Wade with a new ad against former President Trump.

DeSantis takes parting shot, says Haley represents ‘warmed-over corporatism’

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis launched a final attack at former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley as he announced the end of his presidential campaign Monday.

Washington state to consider ban on hog-tying after Manuel Ellis’ death

Washington state legislators are expected to consider a proposal to prohibit police from hog-tying suspects after it was alleged that this led to the death of Manuel Ellis in 2021.

Migrant caravan from Honduras dissolves before reaching US border, Guatemala says

A caravan of migrants from Honduras seeking refuge in the U.S. instead dissolved in Honduras this week after Guatemalan officials stepped in.

A dishwasher decision that is great news for consumers

A recent court ruling set new limits on the power of federal bureaucrats to impose unwanted mandates on consumer appliances. In a Jan. 8 decision, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals found that Department of Energy regulators had failed to consider whether their regulations aimed at saving energy would actually work — and, specifically, how people […]

Urban agriculture beats conventional agriculture on climate — if it’s done right 

For gardeners looking to do their part to slow the heating of the planet, all vegetables aren’t created equal. Every serving of homegrown or urban-farmed fruits and vegetables contributes nearly a pound of Earth-warming carbon dioxide to the global climate, according to findings published on Monday in Nature Cities. That’s roughly six times the levels of...

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