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Americans kill thousands of coyotes every year in an attempt to get rid of them, but studies show that killing coyotes only results in more coyotes. There are more effective, and less cruel, methods to control the varmints. Hunt more coyote, get more coyote https://teamtrash.substack.com/p/hunt-more-coyote-get-more-coyote Related Reading
A senior fellow at New America, a liberal think tank in the United States, argues for a three-party political system, and several experts in the field respond – pro and con. The Case for More Parties https://www.bostonreview.net/forum/the-case-for-more-parties Related Reading
Car-free neighborhoods are rare in the United States, but they are common in Europe because they improve air quality, reduce noise, and allow streets to be used for sidewalks, bike lanes and outdoor public space. The tranquility that results from silencing that cacophony can lead to flourishing street life. The Quiet Power of Car-Free Neighborhoods…
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More Native Americans sought public office in 2024 than ever before, and the numbers grow every year. Notably, most of the candidates are women. A record-breaking number of Native Americans are running for state and local office https://www.route-fifty.com/management/2024/09/record-breaking-number-native-americans-are-running-state-and-local-office/399692/ Related Reading
What essentially was a 14-year pilot program shows that when kids of all incomes get healthy breakfasts and lunches for free at school, it’s a win-win for everyone. Kids get healthier and make better grades. Local school officials are relieved of the administrative burden. Parents benefit because they are relieved of the financial burden and…
Advocates of a nationwide system of ranked voting claim it would it halt America’s downward spiral into extremism, gridlock and cross-partisan hatred. They say it reduces the incentive to be divisive as a strategy, and rewards bridge-building and broad appeal instead of attack ads, culture wars and exciting the base. Can ranked-choice voting heal our…
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A new study of President-elect Trump’s tax plan shows it would drain money from 95 percent of households and funnel it to the top 5 percent. People in the lower and middle economic classes would face annual tax increases ranging from $600 to $1,800, while the top 1 per cent of earners would enjoy an…
