It's not just the White House: Republicans gained ground in statehouses across the country.
@kevinmhardy breaks down the results and what they mean, via @stateline_news
https://t.co/x9pzaDSnQT
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Take a break from election doomscrolling with this interesting story about regulating self-driving cars. The efforts are bipartisan! https://t.co/VMQ8jRTNYl via @stateline_news
I wrote about computer monitoring programs in K-12 schools that are able to see what students are doing online — even when the school day is over.
Read why critics are concerned about student data, privacy and free speech. (via @stateline_news)
https://t.co/e2foH1Sd3C
Before the pandemic, 20 states were considered affordable to buy a home. As of this year, there's none.
@TimHendersonSL reports for @stateline_news
https://t.co/Dz2aFiq03s
As the candidates move to the topic of immigration, check out Stateline's most recent coverage from @TimHendersonSL on how inflation and immigration worries are pushing some Nevada Hispanic voters toward the GOP.
#Debate2024
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#Debate2024 on Elections: Preventing people who are not US citizens from casting a ballot has reemerged as a focal point in the ongoing Republican drive to safeguard “election integrity,” as mentioned in tonight's debate.
Read more from @MattVas here:
https://t.co/yXzkj7fAZy
Climate change poses health risks. But it’s hard to fight when state policy ignores it.
@nhassanein_ reports for @stateline_news
https://t.co/O1JrJzh2CT
Some states are forcing drugmakers to continue selling cheaper medications to thousands of pharmacies through a federal drug-discount program.
@chatlanis reports for @stateline_news
https://t.co/k699tXfukR
Vermont is the first state with a law to charge fossil fuel companies money for the damages caused by natural disasters worsened by climate change.
Other states could be close behind.
@brown_alex_ reports for @stateline_news
https://t.co/7U42xwiXwL
I went into the thumb of Michigan and spoke with 3 Republican clerks who serve mere hundreds of voters, sometimes running elections out of their homes. What I heard: “I’m concerned about November. People think we’re the enemy." https://t.co/06mthptQI9
Should eviction records be shielded from public access to offer tenants a cleaner shot at finding another home?
In recent years, more states are saying, “yes — at least in some cases.”
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The typical U.S. worker’s pay is about the same as it was in late 2019, after accounting for inflation. But workers in some states have seen sharply higher earnings. See how your state ranked.
@stateline_news analysis by @TimHendersonSL
https://t.co/4OChAZOjh5
The presidential race gets the hype, but the nearly 6,000 state legislative races across the country could reshape power dynamics in some states.
@kevinmhardy reports for @stateline_news
https://t.co/inNF7KW1rt
“Insurers are the climate change canary in the coal mine."
Really important story from @brown_alex_ on homeowners' growing inability to get insurance, and how states are trying to help.
https://t.co/qGPPzsXJWj
The number of U.S. mpox cases has more than doubled compared with last year.
The CDC has been urging clinicians across states to encourage vaccinations for those at risk, @nhassanein_ reports for @stateline_news
https://t.co/vLc0AJ9nRi