In a recent e-mail alert about late boats, Washington State Ferries apologized for any “incontinence” the delay might cause passengers. Around the same time, cities in the region noticed a sudden surge in water use as people seized with hysterical laughter ran for the bathroom.
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The levy provides about 14% of the district’s budget. The bond funds improvements districtwide.
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The product of a disordered mind, the text shows the wounded ego of an unpredictable, unrestrained leader.
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The U.S. has lost more than $200 billion in gross national income since 2000. And the ‘tax’ rises with the heat.
X’s AI isn’t buying the myth of reverse discrimination. So why do Musk, Trump, et al., continue the self-pity?
An outburst at a hearing against a bill distracted from issues of accountability and voters’ rights.
His ‘Letter from a Birmingham Jail’ outlines his oath to nonviolence and disruptive resistance.
Shared energy demand for AI and ratepayers requires an increased pace for clean energy projects.
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The governor was optimistic, but affordability, housing and flooding response remain unresolved.
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