Public polling on EV mandates amid climate debate in Maryland
Gonzales Research polls Marylanders on Gov. Moore plans to end gas powered car sales by 2035. While 61 percent oppose, feedback shifts 11 points toward EVs after framing emissions cuts. The piece links policy literacy, climate misinformation, and wildfire smoke from Canada to public opinion and partisan divides.
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Baltimore
New York
U.S
Marjorie Taylor Greene
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Pew Research Center
GOP
Fox News
Donald Trump
Supreme Court Split Preserves ICWA Despite Criticism
Washington Post column contends the Supreme Court upheld the Indian Child Welfare Act in a 7-2 ruling, arguing the decision harms individual rights and federalism by subordinating child welfare to tribal interests. It cites cases of Declan Stewart and Laurynn Whiteshield to illustrate alleged tribal power over custody and adoption.
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Samuel A. Alito Jr
Clarence Thomas
Declan Stewart
Laurynn Whiteshield
Declan
Oklahoma
Laurynn
North Dakota
Jeanine Kersey-Russell
Spirit Lake Sioux
Internal bickering hurts the church in Fort Worth
Fort Worth column by Cynthia Allen examines the public clash between Bishop Michael Olson and the Carmelite nuns of Arlington. It notes accusations of trespass theft and abuse of authority, media salaciousness, and a bishop video address aimed at calming Catholics amid ongoing lawsuits and criminal complaints.
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