Blue states warned over 2030 census impact on electoral map
National voices warn that shifting populations threaten blue states as red states gain House seats in 2030. The Times and Atlantic highlight migration from California and New York to Texas Florida and Georgia, risking electoral advantage for Republicans. The Times urges cost of living relief, while critics blame crime taxes and regulation. Las Vegas Review-Journal notes alarm.
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Trump allies push to probe Liz Cheney over Jan. 6 testimony
Carl P. Leubsdorf examines a Georgia GOP led interim report by Barry Loudermilk alleging Cheney tampered with key witness Cassidy Hutchinson and urging an FBI probe. The piece notes Trump’s calls for vengeance and his remarks after dropping federal cases, painting a charged conflict over the January 6 inquiry.
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Carter Faith and Public Life Shaped by Plains Roots
Cal Thomas recalls Jimmy Carter visiting First Baptist Church in Washington and teaching Sunday school in Georgia. He recounts a coffee-jar moment when Carter, short on change, paid with a quarter and later joked they were even. The piece notes Carter’s born again claim, evangelical reactions, policy choices, and the lasting impact of his faith on his presidency and post presidency outreach.
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