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Bost argues that this effectively extends Election Day and that residents who vote in person are having their votes “diluted by illegal ballots received in violation of the federal Election Day statutes.”

In Pearson’s assessment, many Democrats in Congress, even those looking to pivot to a more economic populist message after 2024, lack the language and credibility to deliver that message effectively.

Whether it will effectively reduce spending on prescription drugs for most Americans—or any Americans—is highly doubtful.

Under the new rules, “age” would no longer be a central factor in assessing eligibility, effectively raising the bar for workers in their 50s and 60s who face chronic illness or long-term injury.

The lure was quick cash, but beneath their bravado was something more predatory - boys as young as their early teens had been effectively groomed into crime.