High court to hear land seizure case on public use
The Supreme Court agreed to decide when local governments may seize private property for projects that generate tax revenue. The Connecticut New London case centers on bulldozing homes for a riverfront hotel and offices, challenging the scope of eminent domain and what counts as public use.
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U N says Afghan vote on track despite attacks
United Nations officials say preparations for Afghanistan’s October presidential election are proceeding on track despite frequent violence. Jean-Marie Guehenno cited hopes for security measures to prevent large scale attacks, while noting ongoing risks around polling sites and ballot transport.
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Unmarried women focus on economy and health care in voting
A Cox News Service report notes single women skeptical of candidates discussing health care and the economy. survey of 1,250 unmarried women aged 18 to 64 across 12 states found 86 percent certain to vote, 75 percent want higher minimum wage, 72 percent seek more child care focus, and 40 percent say too much war on terrorism is discussed. Aimed at boosting female turnout, the effort highlights persistent gaps between debates and voter priorities.
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