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    Democrats are lapping Republicans in this year’s election fundraising, and could that be because GOP donors are wondering what they get for their money? Donors, both small-dollar and large, helped Republicans retake the House in 2022, and all they’ve received in return is a majority that revels in operating like a functional minority.

      The NCAA’s men’s basketball tournament, which began last week, won’t be the only college basketball competition worth watching this year. Two weeks ago, organizers of a new tournament planned for the fall at the MGM Arena in Las Vegas indicated they’d offer each participating school up to $2 million in NIL money that must be distributed to current athletes.

        Napans have been grousing my entire 51 years here that there's not enough for families with children to do. So why, asks Kevin Courtney, did Yelp anoint the city one of the county's most "family friendly?"  

        The NCOE board should determine what conditions its staff has laid out that are vital to Mayacamas’ success – the ones that can be logically done now – and demand its petitioners fix them by its next meeting. If they can't do it, reject it. 

        We live on the edge of nature. Our house in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin, sits in a coulee of the Mississippi Valley, its foundation tucked into the base of the Mississippi River bluffs. All manner of wildlife encroaches on our yard and daily lives. Not long ago, a bobcat sauntered past our back window, nonchalantly glancing at us through the glass as if window shopping.

        The Committee to Protect Journalists has documented that at least 320 members of the press were behind bars around the globe as 2024 began. In Vladimir Putin’s police state, at least 22 journalists are jailed, most for committing that most elemental of journalistic duties, speaking the truth.

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        OPINION: We can't have good schools if we are in a state of financial crisis, writes Cindy Watter.

        OPINION: Newsom has failed the people of California because he has the final say (after the CPUC) for all PG&E rate hikes, and he has rubber stamped his approval on every rate hike.

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