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In its war in Ukraine it may have already amassed 200,000 causalties, with no regard for life on either side.
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The left sees education’s needs in terms of funding. The right prioritizes cultural issues. Where’s the middle?
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Actual bipartisan action is dead for now, and disenfranchised moderates have only themselves to blame.
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With U.S.-China relations likely to remain on edge, count on 2024 candidates to tout their attracks of China.
About 500 in the U.S. still die each day from covid, but 9 in 10 are 65 or older. Put efforts on protecting them.
And one location for that push for the battery mineral could soon come to Washington state.
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Manufacturing accounts for only 8.4 percent of employment, but demand for workers may remain strong.
Spying can help countries keep the peace, but when it goes public it can create conflict.
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Legislation would add PTSD as an occupational condition for nurses and allow coverage under L&I.
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A DNR plan to set aside working forests as carbon offsets should be reviewed and debated by lawmakers.
Military veterans, more susceptible to antibiotic-resistant bacteria, need Congress to pass PASTEUR Act.
Marjorie Taylor Greene and Sarah Sanders managed to sling mud without sullying their outfits.
The AI technology that each is using still have problems with accuracy and the public’s trust.
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They know it’s unpopular, but they’re looking to push the retirement age up to cut the program’s costs.
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The State of the Union’s guests were there as sober reminders to the often-oblivious lawmakers below.
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Focus on our ability to pay off debt through a balanced budget. The percentages are concerning.
AI is taking the human out of human resources by evaluating performance and recommending whom to cut.
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At similar points in their presidencies, most market measures show little difference between the two men.
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Along with an end to free tests, the disease and its expenses will be treated like any other malady.
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Questioning the chief justice’s work as a legal recruiter serves no purpose toward the court’s ethics.
