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    Mar 19
    The Annual Highway Report ranks the quality and cost-effectiveness of every state's roads and bridges. Best: Virginia, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Ohio Worst: Alaska, California, Washington, New York, Louisiana How does your state rank?
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    29th Annual Highway Report: Virginia and Georgia have best-performing, most cost-effective highwa...
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    "When reconsidering the tax breaks they recently passed, states should not repeat the mistake of singling out data centers for short-term political benefits but instead look to sound long-term tax policy," argues @maxg_econ.
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    Data center taxation should be guided by sound policy, not short-term gains
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    Aug 11
    "An estimated 86% of taxpayers’ costs will go toward providing additional pension benefits to the state’s highest-paid public safety employees earning more than $160,000." — @MariiFTrujillo
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    Aug 11
    Opinion: Lawmakers set to give more lavish pension benefits to state’s highest-paid workers ocregister.com/2026/08/10/law…
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    Aug 9
    Mayor Mamdani pushing for a faster, more predictable permitting process wouldn’t solve New York’s housing shortage on its own, but it would make building and renovating homes and apartments less expensive and faster.
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    Mamdani is cutting red tape. Now hold City Hall to the same standard
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    Aug 8
    Mayor Mamdani implemented good reforms to cut red tape, built on a simple standard: If a rule doesn’t protect anyone or prevent a real problem, it shouldn’t survive just because it’s always been on the books. He should now apply that to the city’s housing and construction
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    Mamdani is cutting red tape. Now hold City Hall to the same standard
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