Statue of Traitor to Be Reinstalled in DC; We're Going to Build a Nuclear Reactor on the Moon, Apparently; and Maybe You Would Enjoy a County Fair - Washingtonian
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Redistricting efforts in the U.S. have intensified, particularly in Texas, where Republicans voted to arrest Democrats to secure a quorum for a redistricting plan benefiting the GOP. Governor Greg Abbott labeled the Democrats' absence as truancy, while New York's Governor Kathy Hochul announced aggressive tactics in response. Meanwhile, FEMA plans to withhold disaster-relief funds from municipalities that support boycotts against Israel. U.S. Representative Kevin Kiley is considering legislation aimed at halting the escalating redistricting conflicts, yet its passage appears uncertain.
Efforts to redraw US state districts to give more seats to political parties intensified, with Texas Republicans voting to arrest Democrats who fled to prevent a quorum.
In New York, Governor Kathy Hochul declared a state of war regarding redistricting, indicating that serious measures would be taken.
FEMA will withhold disaster-relief funds from cities and states supporting boycotts against Israel, signaling a political stance on the issue.
U.S. Representative Kevin Kiley expressed intentions to introduce legislation aimed at preventing redistricting conflicts nationwide, despite skepticism about its success.
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