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Debatable: Permanent daylight saving time Original

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By Morgan Chalfant Verified, Nicholas Wu
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what’s at stake There’s broad, bipartisan momentum in Congress behind ending the twice-a-year change of clocks in much of the US. The problem is, lawmakers can’t quite agree on the right solution. The House this week passed a bill to make daylight saving time permanent in a 308-117 vote, with advocates arguing the move would increase economic activity and improve safety by adding more sunlight in the evening.
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Trump’s election security speech squeezes Republicans Original

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By Shelby Talcott Verified, Burgess Everett Verified, Nicholas Wu
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The News President Donald Trump’s warnings on Thursday night of massive risks to election security, which were backed by no new proof of threats to the November midterms, are designed to ramp up pressure on Republicans to back his voter ID bill. But there’s no sign that Trump’s squeeze play will work, as Democrats decry his attempt to resurrect claims of manipulation in his 2020 election loss and battleground Republicans urge him to move on from sowing doubt about the safety of US elections.
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Democrats lean further away from Israel Original

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By Nicholas Wu
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Congress isn’t voting to end aid to Israel anytime soon. But Wednesday’s amendment vote is a preview of Democratic tensions to come after nearly half of the caucus voted to support it, including leaders like Whip Katherine Clark and former Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif. It has progressives predicting a sea change on the issue, especially after three incumbents were ousted by candidates who ran to their left on Israel.
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