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Evers vetoes Republican PFAS bill as stalemate continues

GOP lawmakers send PFAS bill to governor's desk as Evers signals likely veto

By Danielle Kaeding | Wisconsin Public Radio The Wisconsin Legislature has passed a bill that would provide grants to local governments and landowners to

Legislature Passes PFAS Bill, But Evers Likely To Veto It

$125 million is set aside in trust for addressing forever chemicals, but bill would limit DNR authority.

GOP lawmakers send PFAS bill to governor's desk as Evers signals likely veto

Evers moves to make access to contraception easier, vows to protect abortion access in State of the State

WED AM News: WEDC leader wants new VC effort to have outstate impact; USDA official touting newly announced funding for clean energy

the democratic approach to the economy, one that looks at the economy through the lens of people in scranton, for instance, to pick a random, location, right, versus that view from park avenue. so the president's really going to make it clear what he thinks is at risk, if republicans take control of congress. it is interesting as we talk about this location, peter, syracuse, upstate new york, people think this is a blue state. what is the president doing there. this is actually, this congressional district, one of only ten that our friends at the political report rate as a toss-up that is currently held bay republican. we know democrats are playing defense in so many of their own districts right now but this is one that democrats really think they have a chance to flip from red to blue, and they need to, because they are facing some steep losses elsewhere. but we also know, peter, as an example of where they're still playing defense, joining the president today, will be governor kathy hochul of new york, running for her first full term and it is a much, much closer race than a lot of democrats would like to believe. and she is also going to be touting her administration's

Proposed insurance reforms take aim at attorney fees, roof deductibles and reinsurance to keep shaky companies alive [South Florida Sun-Sentinel]

Ron DeSantis and leaders of the state House and Senate. Insurers have been warning for the past three years that the industry in Florida is in danger of collapse— an unthinkable prospect that could suffocate the state’ s all-important real estate market. The one-way attorney fee statute, in place for a century in Florida law, was intended to empower policyholders...

El último falangista de Llubí

El último falangista de Llubí El último falangista de Llubí La historia del falangista Antoni Perelló Serra es la más increíble y desconocida de la Batalla de Mallorca. Ha sobrevivido como leyenda popular y ahora han aparecido sus memorias manuscritas donde relata una historia real que parece de película. Si hubiera ocurrido en EEUU, ya estaría en Netflix. Antoni tenía sólo 20 años cuando se sumó al combate contra el desembarco republicano del capitán Bayo. Se trasladó de Llubí a Son Servera y el 22 de agosto de 1936 le ordenaron defender la cima del Puig de sa Font, junto a otros 42 falangistas de su pueblo. Era un grupo poco instruido y mal armado. No se imaginaban lo que se les venía encima. Llevaban un par de horas en la posición cuando un violento ataque republicano desató el pánico. Todos salieron corriendo. Antoni se perdió en «una lluvia de balas» hasta que llegó a un precipicio de unos 25 metros. Prefería «morir antes que caer prisionero», así que, al verse rodeado, saltó al vacío. Rodó por los peñascos hasta caer junto a una higuera. Se rompió una rodilla, tres dientes y varias costillas.

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they should have won this. the fact it is even close and the fact this much money had to be spent, i don't think any republican is right now because most can't raise $23 million to stop someone challenging. >> steve schmidt, we saw in south carolina, surprisingly close race in that special election that people do not have their eye on expecting it to be that close. >> if you go back to 1993, lawrence, when bill clinton was pretty unpopular in the first term, you had two special elections that dropped into the republican column out along the mississippi river, the kentucky one, kentucky two districts. that showed us something was brewing for 1994. i think when you look right now you consider the fact that the incumbent president's party only picked up seats in the first mid term from three times in the last 118 years. you look at dispersion of those congressional districts that hillary clinton carried, represented bay republican. you consider the president's approval numbers in mid 30s.