Ernst victory sparks push for more women in Iowa politics
Iowa activists say Joni Ernst becoming the first woman elected to Congress or governor in the state could motivate more women to run for public office. Mary Ellen Miller of 50-50 in 2020 calls the win momentum for gender balance, though Ernst remains the only woman in Iowa's six-seat delegation.
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Officers Silent Protest Outside Funeral
Police officers gathered outside a funeral to demonstrate perceived lack of mayoral support. The action aimed to show solidarity and raise concerns about city leadership. Community reaction varied as officers sought acknowledgment from officials.
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Winter brings collisions with snowplows in Iowa
Harsh driving conditions and mixed duties lead to multiple crashes as snowplows share the roads with commuters. Officials warn drivers to slow down and stay alert while crews battle heavy accumulation.
Cowboys rally past Lions in wild card comeback
Dallas scores a late touchdown to beat Detroit in the NFL playoffs wild card round. Page 2B notes an ensuing victory and dramatic finish amid festive atmosphere. Photos on Page 10B show residents enjoying early ice fishing conditions before the cold snap.
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Speed-camera backlash drains budgets across several states
Municipalities that deployed traffic cameras face budget gaps after drivers' backlash. Nassau County New York ended its program amid 400000 tickets and a projected 90 million hole. Dayton Ohio cuts police cruisers by half. Linden New Jersey suspends hiring after camera systems close.
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Cancer risk tied to stem cell divisions, study finds
A Science paper by Johns Hopkins researchers Tomasetti and Vogelstein argues that most cancers arise from random stem cell divisions, not genetics or environment. The study links lifetime stem cell divisions to cancer risk, suggesting two thirds of cases result from luck rather than preventable factors.
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