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Biden calls Johnson, Schumer for White House meeting as congressional chaos stirs government shutdown fears

February 26, 2024

President Biden is calling all four congressional leaders to the White House on Tuesday as the federal government stares down the barrel of a partial shutdown at the end of this week. The president is convening the meeting with Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., to discuss the ongoing negotiations on...

Oregon lawmakers consider changing beloved anti-urban sprawl law to fight housing crisis

February 26, 2024

A severe lack of affordable housing has prompted Oregon lawmakers to consider chipping away at a 1970s law that made the state a national leader in leveraging land use policy to prevent suburban sprawl and conserve nature and agriculture. The so-called urban growth boundary, a sacred cow of Oregon’s liberal politics, helped to cement the state’s green reputation and has been “extremely influential” in its development, said Megan...

Colorado House advances bill mandating schools use transgender students’ preferred name

February 26, 2024

The Colorado state legislature advanced a bill on Friday aimed at mandating K-12 schools statewide to implement policies requiring educators to address transgender students by their preferred name in all school settings – including in records and documents – independent of parental approval or a formal legal name change.  The bill will need one more round of voting before advancing to the Senate floor. House Bill 1039 —...

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Chennai and nearby districts received rainfall on Tuesday, which was mild to moderate in many areas and heavy in a few places.

“We have 13 million acres around the state, and if there’s something that meets the federal government’s needs, we want them to …