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Gov. Kemp Signs Controversial New Georgia District Maps, Ahead of Federal Court's Review
Gov. Brian Kemp approved new Georgia redistricting maps, which face a legal test on Dec. 20. The maps include additional minority-majority districts, but Democrats argue they're still gerrymandered.
Houston Mayoral Race Dominated by Crime Concerns Despite Decrease in Rates
Crime is the top concern for Houston voters, despite a slight decline in overall crime rates. The mayoral race is focusing on public safety, with proposals for more police, and differences in crime prevention views among demographic groups.
UTSA Shuts Down Inclusive Excellence Office in Wake of Texas DEI Legislation, Launches New Community Belonging Initiative
UTSA is closing its Office of Inclusive Excellence due to a new Texas law, Senate Bill 17. The university will adapt DEI programs and create the Office of Campus and Community Belonging as an alternative.
Illinois Lifts Nuclear Moratorium, Gov. Pritzker Signals Green Light to Small Modular Reactors Amid Bipartisan Support
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker has signed a law lifting the state's ban on constructing new nuclear power plants, allowing for the development of small modular reactors with a capacity cap of 300 megawatts.
