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Doña Ana County seeks state disaster declaration as officials begin flood recovery
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Can Warren Petersen win over Latino voters with his Spanish-speaking pitch?
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President Donald Trump says he’s providing disaster aid to Wisconsin after speaking with Tom Tiffany
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Trump auto-enrolls 10s of millions in child investment accounts
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Nearly $19M to help save Nebraska prairie, state bird, dancing chickens
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Lawmakers consider introducing recording to Oklahoma courtrooms to assist operations
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Ingoglia seeks ‘transparency’ on property insurance payments to affiliates
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Appeals court rules portion of Arkansas whistleblower law unconstitutional
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Rhode Island state crime lab taking back more firearms cases
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Tybee Island secures funding to replenish beach sand
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Lincoln University students, alumni sue Missouri over unequal funding
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Labor commissioner candidates to tackle ‘red tape,’ Oklahoma inspector shortages
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Michigan set to open new $383 million psychiatric hospital in Northville
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Arkansas education board allows local election to consider creating Sherwood School District
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NJ agency will conduct daily audits to prevent more voter registration errors, governor says
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WV lawmakers give Flock until Friday to answer questions
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Nashville court rules state must preserve all records from botched Tennessee execution
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Superintendent candidate Foss supports teacher bonuses as temporary fix, not long-term solution
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Many drugs have mirror chemical structures, one helpful and the other harmful – a Nobel-winning discovery allows chemists to make either on demand
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Former SC governor’s childhood home, Pawleys Island beachfront up for preservation
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Beshear relaxes rules on red-dyed diesel to help farmers
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Documents show DHS probed nonprofits, obtained millions of records in hunt for noncitizen voters
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Public advocacy staff for New Mexico utility regulator seek probe into PNM over high power bills
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US Senate candidates in 9 key races quiet about Social Security benefits cliff
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Oregon’s Merkley, Utah’s Curtis propose extending military death benefits to fallen firefighters
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Florida government gearing up for Tropical Storm Isaias
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Memphis schools takeover could begin once state takeover board is ready, judge says
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Animal health company awarded 2026 Governor’s Bioscience Award
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Pa.’s top election official urges voters to plan for upcoming deadlines
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Lawmakers call on state Supreme Court to extend deadline for skill games
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Four South Dakota counties will vote in November on new sales taxes to lower property taxes
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Beshear asks Trump to reconsider federal changes to Head Start
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Gov. Laura Kelly backs Kansas Democrat for U.S. House, wades into Iowa governor’s race
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Lincoln Party puts out statement of principles, which foe calls ‘bare minimum’
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US Wind pulls out of wind turbine manufacturing at Sparrows Point
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Kentucky’s drug czar to retire after 22 years on the job
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Alert: Mississippi Blood Services seeks donors to ease shortage
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NC Republicans tout a gas tax cut that Democrats call an election-season desperation move
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Guckian is low on cash and altitude as Foulkes, Block soar toward Nov. 3
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Appeals Court: Kansas mail-in ballots will be accepted for three days after November election
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John Cole’s Tennessee: Don’t fear the reaper
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From jargon to impact: Teaching undergraduates the art of public communication
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North Dakota governor’s campaign donations total $430K to dozens of GOP candidates
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Search for ‘coolest thing’ produced in Nebraska narrows to eight
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‘Not presidential,’ SC Senate candidate says about Trump post criticized as cruel and offensive
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Michigan Advance Fact Check: Tom Barrett’s voting record and Will Lawrence’s goals for healthcare
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Virginia doubles ‘distinguished’ schools as state accountability results show major gains
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Where do Alaska’s gubernatorial candidates stand on the gas pipeline and energy?
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Green Party candidates balk at records demands as they scramble to stall fraud investigation
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Few competitive legislative races will decide if Oregon voters more frustrated with Trump or Salem
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These state supreme court races could decide abortion access and trans rights
By Rachel Rebouché, Professor of Law, The University of Texas at Austin · 9h ago

Why your boss matters more than remote or hybrid work when it comes to burnout and job satisfaction
By Christos Makridis, Associate Research Professor of Information Systems, Arizona State University; Institute for Humane Studies · 9h ago

AI can help with academic research but doesn’t always get it right – here are some tips to check the information you receive
By Allison Faix, Librarian and Instruction Coordinator, Coastal Carolina University, Samantha Duncan, Instructional Design Librarian, Coastal Carolina University · 9h ago

Armed poll watchers: New Jersey’s 1981 racist voter intimidation campaign is a cautionary tale ahead of 2026 midterms
By Mark Krasovic, Associate Professor of History and American Studies, Rutgers University - Newark · 9h ago

Missing ambassadors, inexperienced appointees – is Washington dropping the diplomatic ball?
By Donald Heflin, Executive Director of the Edward R. Murrow Center and Senior Fellow of Diplomatic Practice, The Fletcher School, Tufts University · 9h ago

AI behaves more like a brain than a database – cognitive science’s role in its origin story helps explain why
By Michael Hout, Associate Dean of Research and Professor of Psychology, New Mexico State University, Arryn Robbins, Assistant Professor of Psychology, University of Richmond · 9h ago

Your cells keep a record of every workout you’ve ever done – and those gains persist even after a break from exercise
By Diego Hernandez-Saavedra, Assistant Professor of Applied Health Sciences, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Yi-Heng (Hank) Huang, Ph.D. Candidate in Applied Health Sciences, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign · 9h ago

State engineer denounces ‘outrageous’ federal waiver of New Mexico water laws to build border wall
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