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In this throwback column, science writer Ned Rozell explains where bats winter in Alaska.
'California elections should belong to California voters, not whoever can afford the biggest megaphone.'
The Illinois Lockbox amendment has taken away the flexibility required in the event of unexpected fiscal challenges.
As goes Michigan, so go the Democrats: A win for Abdul El-Sayed will propel the party down the road to worsening ideological extremism.
Driven by high costs and local needs, Alaska’s small utilities offer big lessons for the state’s energy future.
Guest commentary: "We shouldn’t take Maryland back to the days when our congressional maps were held up as some of the worst, most gerrymandered in America," writes Larry Hogan.
Keeping people above a statistical poverty line isn’t the same as helping them climb the economic ladder.
Florida's death-penalty system is deeply flawed, but only one of the two major-party candidates for governor seems to realize this.
Nearly half of Georgia household do not earn enough to cover the basics, and yet the cost of electricity kept going up in the Peach State.
The O'Hare Flyer is a shovel-ready, privately financed plan to offer trains every 15 minutes between the main terminals at O'Hare, steps from the people mover, and a new downtown terminal. Now illinois pols and NIMBYs are getting in its way.
New Hampshire lawmakers urge the Supreme Court to uphold the Claremont cases and ensure equitable school funding for all students.
New Hampshire voters should prioritize foreign policy in upcoming elections, focusing on conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East.