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Her absence, coupled with Republican majorities, could allow conservative lawmakers to advance their priorities more aggressively, as well as reshaping the balance of power in future farm policy negotiations.

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But another forceful leader was also bent on reshaping the school for very different reasons, and perhaps with much more profound results.

With crypto approaching a $3 trillion market cap and drawing bipartisan interest, now is the time to look beyond the negative headlines and recognize how this technology is reshaping the future of philanthropy.

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Nowhere is Trump's reshaping of the electorate more apparent than in the states of Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin, the highly coveted "blue wall" that helped propel Joe Biden to victory in 2020.

From BBC

Tuesday's results may offer additional evidence of how these tectonic shifts in American politics, only partially realised over the past eight years, are reshaping the US political map.

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