Falling temps push urgency in superstorm recovery
New York faces worsening cold as more than 700,000 still lack power after Superstorm Sandy. Volunteers from around the world joined improvised races in Central Park while Mayor Bloomberg urged cooling shelters and fuel access. The storm caused 100 plus deaths, 8.5 million power outages, and economic damage near 50 billion dollars across 10 states.
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Texas aims to keep red or flip blue as Hispanic vote grows
Texas politics see potential for party shift as Hispanic voters rise. Republicans claim need for more support to stay red, while Democrats believe targeted funding could swing Texas blue. In 2010 Texas had 4.3 million Hispanics of voting age with 1 million voting, leaving 3.3 million nonvoters to persuade.
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