A federal drug reform bill would make the harms of prohibition a factor in scheduling

A federal drug reform bill would make the harms of prohibition a factor in scheduling

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The Public Health and Research Reforms in Controlled Substances Act of 2026 would require the government to weigh the costs of prohibiting a drug.

Do concession fees on express toll lane projects make sense?
Do concession fees on express toll lane projects make sense?

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The propulsive growth of non-teaching public school staff
The propulsive growth of non-teaching public school staff

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There’s nothing ‘short-term’ about New Mexico’s proposed pension cost-of-living adjustment
There’s nothing ‘short-term’ about New Mexico’s proposed pension cost-of-living adjustment

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State and local governments have $6 trillion in total debt, including over $1 trillion in California
State and local governments have $6 trillion in total debt, including over $1 trillion in California

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