New Leger poll shows vast majority of Canadians believe Facebook is harmful
A new online survey conducted by Leger finds that the vast majority of Canadians have a negative opinion of Facebook.
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A new online survey conducted by Leger finds that the vast majority of Canadians have a negative opinion of Facebook.
Should farmers get more clout in redistricting? Or churches? Those are among the ideas emerging from a statewide listening tour from a group charged with redrawing Michigan’s political districts.
For House members with higher ambitions in 2022, redistricting is a wild card Bridget Bowman © Provided by Roll Call Florida Rep. Val B. Demings, who is weighing a run for Senate or governor, says she won’t wait for a new map to make a decision. When the Indiana legislature was drawing a new congressional map 10 years ago, Democrat Joe Donnelly imagined about eight potential configurations of his new House district. “I wanted to be prepared for the worst and hope for the best,” he recalled in a recent phone interview. “Preparing for the worst was the right thing to ...
April 01, 2021 Reuters China Literature, a subsidiary of tech giant Tencent Holdings, has been churning out profits from one of Chinese netizens’ favourite pastimes: reading serialised novels. Now it is trying to export that proven business model to the rest of the world, with plans to double the number of its North American writers in 2021, the company’s head of international business Sandra Chen told the South China Morning Post . “We aim to grow the number of North American writers to 100,000 this year,” said Chen, who leads Webnovel, the overseas business unit of China Literature ...
Census delay sends redistricting ripples nationwide WASHINGTON — The Census Bureau’s late delivery of redistricting data will trigger a cascade of delays across the country, potentially complicating the mapmaking process in many states and delaying local elections. Congress may still pass a law extending the agency’s deadline to deliver apportionment figures, but that won’t help states about to bump against, or crash through, their own legal deadlines to redraw legislative and congressional maps. A handful of states, such as New Jersey and California, have mechanisms in place to handl...