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There are millions of people in the United States who work, pay taxes, and contribute every day to the country’s prosperity. But when November 3rd arrives, many of them will have to remain on the sidelines. Not because they lack dreams or concerns, but because they don’t yet have...
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Mikhail Zinshteyn CalMatters California’s community colleges have been trying for several years to offer more bachelor’s degrees. This year, they put their hopes in two sweeping bills designed to help them do that. But lawmakers made massive, last-minute changes that prompted the state’s community colleges to now oppose the...
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A principios de este verano, San Marcos se convirtió en la primera ciudad de Texas en prohibir los centros de datos, y varios otros municipios del estado están debatiendo formas de frenar la construcción de estas instalaciones. El Concejo Municipal de Fort Worth votará el 25 de agosto sobre una moratoria...
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Earlier this summer, San Marcos became the first Texas city to ban data centers, and several other municipalities across the state are discussing ways to slow down construction of the facilities. The Fort Worth City Council is scheduled to vote Aug. 25 on a 90-day data center moratorium. The...
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While Susan Alleman thought surviving breast cancer would mean putting the hardest chapter of her life behind her, it turns out that was just the start of her travails. Alleman is among millions of Americans who are now seeing their health care premiums rise. Many are being forced to...
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Según investigadores de la Universidad Estatal de Míchigan, el número de estudiantes autistas que cursan estudios universitarios es mucho mayor de lo que se creía hasta ahora. Las estimaciones anteriores situaban la población de estudiantes universitarios autistas en tan solo 60,000 en todo el país. Esas cifras se basaban en datos...
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Autistic students are attending college in far greater numbers than previously believed, according to researchers at Michigan State University. Earlier estimates placed the population of autistic college students as low as 60,000 nationwide. The figures were based on old and limited data, including a sample formed more than 25...
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Después de más de 10 años de existencia, la ley de marihuana medicinal de Texas se ha ampliado para incluir más enfermedades y afecciones. El Programa de Uso Compasivo, que permite a los médicos recetar dosis bajas de THC, ahora cubre a pacientes con dolor crónico, lesiones cerebrales traumáticas, enfermedad...
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After more than 10 years in existence, Texas’ medical marijuana law has been expanded to include more illnesses and conditions. The Compassionate Use Program, which allows doctors to prescribe low doses of THC, now covers patients with chronic pain, traumatic brain injuries, Crohn’s disease and several other conditions. The...