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A dedication, don’t talk to the police, a bill proposing that the feds collect data on pregnant people, the impact of Biden’s competition executive order, and France defeats the Associated Press.
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It’s 90 seconds to midnight, MAGA’s godfather retires, Texas targets a woman who miscarried, California exports toxic waste, honoring Grant Wahl, and 52 seconds of Senators trying too hard.
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Red states enjoy green energy money, San Francisco police’s racial bias, the debt fight is an attack on our democracy, Putin miscalculates, restricting women’s travel, and Tom Holland’s umbrella.
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Florida students lose access to classroom books, why Ukraine needs to win, Navalny, a serious 420 joke, artists and A.I., comets, the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team, and This is Fine turns 10.
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A troubling lack of resolution on a Supreme Court leak, let’s stop erasing women athletes’ accomplishments, universities ban TikTok, Skyglow blocks the stars, and a cool reunion from Pawnee, Indiana.
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Restaurant workers are unknowingly funding anti-minimum wage lobbyists, a major win enforcing maternity pay, a QAnon replacement, mass layoffs hurt people, and Conan talks Monorails!
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Manchin and Sinema take their show to Davos, what the Jan. 6 committee didn’t tell us about social media companies, the situation at Twitter under Elon is worse than I thought, and a USWNT win!
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A newspaper edits Martin Luther King Jr., decision time for Meta, junk science convicts innocent people, AI could help learning, another national debt warning, and my Cubs do a great thing.
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Martin Luther King Day, the national debt limit, regulation protected the economy from the cryptocurrency defaults, farewell Sierra Mist, and high-tech Western weapons are headed to Ukraine.
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Election musical chairs in California, more awful bothsidesism from the media, Idaho’s Supreme Court makes a monstrous decision, Missouri polices women legislator’s clothing, and more.
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California’s Governor releases a budget, it’s still a drought, an attorney has successfully exonerated nearly 300 people, and what’s happening in Ohio isn’t as bipartisan as some think.
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Here are five things I have found interesting since my last post.