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New term for Supreme Court means cases on guns, porn access, environmental impacts

The new term of the Supreme Court, beginning on October 3, 2024, will address significant cases involving guns, e-cigarettes, and environmental standards. With 28 cases on the docket, the conservative majority has an opportunity to reshape the power of administrative agencies.

Missiles, a hurricane and a strike: How 3 crises are shaping the presidential race

Three significant crises, including missile threats, a hurricane, and a labor strike, are influencing the current presidential race in the U.S. These events are creating unexpected challenges for candidates, potentially reshaping voter perceptions and campaign strategies. The article examines how these crises could act as October surprises in the lead-up to the election.

Woody’s at the Airport, in Monterey, voted #1 in USA Today contest, again

Woody's at the Airport in Monterey has been voted the #1 restaurant in its category for the second consecutive year in USA Today's 10 Best Reader's Choice contest. This recognition highlights the restaurant's popularity and quality, contributing positively to the local dining scene.

McCormick calls for military to tackle fentanyl trafficking

David McCormick, a Republican Senate candidate in Pennsylvania, advocates for U.S. military action in Mexico to combat fentanyl trafficking networks. This controversial proposal draws inspiration from former President Donald Trump's ideas on addressing the opioid crisis. McCormick's stance highlights the growing concern over fentanyl's impact on public health and safety.

‘The white-hot laser of hate’ is trained on Springfield, Ohio. How long will it last?

Springfield, Ohio, has been engulfed in rising tensions following a tragic school bus crash involving a Haitian driver that resulted in the death of 11-year-old Aiden Clark. The incident sparked a wave of national attention fueled by false claims about the Haitian community, leading to heightened local unrest. The article examines the implications of these events on community relations and the broader societal context of hate and discrimination.

Alaska resource projects and landscapes are again in the crosshairs of a presidential election

Alaska's resource projects are becoming a focal point in the upcoming presidential election, reflecting how political changes influence land management and development in the region. The article highlights the ongoing battles over these resources, which often shift based on the political party in power.

A few rural towns are bucking the trend and building new hospitals

Several rural towns are defying the national trend of hospital closures by investing in new hospital construction. These projects, often funded by a combination of private investment and government programs, aim to address healthcare access issues in underserved areas.

Key swing state election faces ‘daunting’ level of uncertainty after storm ravages multiple counties

A severe storm has left multiple counties in a key swing state grappling with extensive destruction, raising concerns about the potential impact on upcoming elections. The aftermath of the storm poses significant challenges for local communities, particularly regarding voter turnout and the integrity of the electoral process.

How a preschool uses PAW Patrol to teach democracy

A Virginia preschool is pioneering early civics education by using the popular children's show "PAW Patrol" to teach concepts of democracy. Through engaging activities, students voted for their favorite characters, fostering an understanding of civic participation. This innovative approach highlights the importance of introducing democratic values at a young age.

Seaside to buy West Broadway property for Urban Village housing

Seaside plans to purchase a property on West Broadway to develop a new mixed-use affordable housing structure, marking a significant step in the West Broadway Urban Village Plan. Economic Development Director Jose Bazua highlighted the project's importance as the first new-build affordable housing in the area. This initiative aims to address local housing needs and enhance community development.

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