Liz Wolfe
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Will Texas turn blue? (opens the original)
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"Alarming inroads": "We are asking you to invest in a competitive race with the largest Latino electorate in the country following an election cycle where Republicans made alarming inroads with Latinos," reads a letter 70 Latino officials sent yesterday to Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear at the Democratic Governors Association (DGA), threatening not to support a Beshear presidential bid if the DGA fails to invest in Gina Hinojosa's campaign to become governor of Texas. Per The New York Times, the DGA
Smoking is bad for you. Nicotine isn't—but politicians keep trying to ban it. (opens the original)
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Easthampton just became the 25th Massachusetts municipality to adopt a "nicotine-free generation" policy. Anyone born after January 1, 2006, will never be old enough to legally buy nicotine products there. The ban doesn't just apply to cigarettes. It also applies to noncombustible nicotine products that can help smokers reduce their risk. Decades of anti-smoking campaigns have dramatically reduced cigarette use, especially among young people. That's great news. But somehow along the way nicotine
AI-powered concierge government (opens the original)
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Concierge government: "The Trump administration has built a tool powered by artificial intelligence that its developers promise will serve as a 'concierge' to the federal government, as it attempts to modernize the relationship between citizens and the state. It will be housed at a website called America.gov, setting up a test for the Trump administration's digital ambitions," reports The Wall Street Journal. "Joe Gebbia, co-founder of Airbnb and head of the White House's National Design Studio,
The turnout race (opens the original)
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So far, Democrats are turning out way more than Republicans in contested statewide primaries across the country. During midterms in President Donald Trump's first term, Democrats turned out with energy and enthusiasm and flipped 42 House seats to win the majority. It's possible we're now gearing up for a repeat, if the primaries are any indication. The Reason Roundup Newsletter by Liz Wolfe Liz and Reason help you make sense of the day's news every morning. "This primary season, perhaps the star
Data centers and their discontents (opens the original)
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What if we just bribed them? "The letters started arriving in June, from a big developer who said he would give $10,000 to every family in town. They could spend it on anything. 'Really whatever you want,' the developer wrote," reports The Wall Street Journal. Residents of Hazle Township, in Pennsylvania, just needed to let NorthPoint Development build a data center (the first of 15!) in the foothills of the Pocono Mountains. "Then, $10,000 checks would go out to each of the 4,500 households the
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