Missouri GOP pushes to curb citizen led ballot power
Republicans in Missouri seek to change the citizen initiative process to centralize control in Jefferson City. The plan would require referendums to win in five of eight congressional districts, preserving a simple majority but limiting urban voters power and reshaping how amendments pass.
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Topeka
Sunflower State
Kansas City Star
Gazette letters to the editor guidelines
The Medina Gazette invites brief letters under 250 words with editor adjustments for clarity. Include your name full home address and telephone number for verification. Submissions by email to letters medina gazette com or by mail to 885 W Liberty St Medina OH 44256.
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January wave of illness tests flexible work life
LZ Granderson argues the January sickness surge from COVID RSV and flu strains the hybrid work model. Many stay productive from home, blurring sick days while hospitalizations rise and stress grows. He urges taking real days off when truly ill.
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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Charter schools show market forces can raise outcomes
Matthew Yglesias argues that charter schools outperform in places while vouchers mimic higher education’s elite competition. He notes charter lotteries enable fair comparisons, suggests CMOs expand scaled improvements, and urges performance pay for teachers as a preferable path to public school reform.
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