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It’s Day 47. A deadline arrives for bills that cost money. Here’s what’s happening in the 2023 legislative session

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In a confusing interview with Bloomberg, a U.S. Consumer Product Safety commissioner suggested the agency was considering a ban on natural gas stoves, a claim later backtracked by the chairman of the agency after an immediate outcry on social media. The one thing people seem to agree on is they won’t let go of their gas stoves so easily.

More homes, less homelessness, a Blake ruling fix and an assault weapons ban are among the issues to watch.

Washington will hold a cap-and-trade auction Feb. 28, the first of many expected to generate hundreds of millions of dollars from businesses to fund state agencies, tribes and recipients of