Most has homeowner's insurance that covered fire, until State Farm pulled out and left people holding the bag. State Farm needs to be held accountable for that kind of predatory behavior.
I wish that was happening in Florida. Sadly we are still growing by a crazy number of folks per day.Abortion bans seem to be driving young people to move out of state
New research suggests that states could see huge economic implications.
Tens of thousands of young people — single people, in particular — have left states with near-total abortion bans.
A new paper by the National Bureau of Economic Research, a nonprofit economic research organization, estimated population changes by analyzing address-change data collected by the United States Postal Service. It found that since the 2022 fall of Roe v. Wade, the states with near-total abortion bans — 13 at the time of the analysis — appear to have lost 36,000 people per quarter. Single-person households, which typically skew younger, were more likely to move out of states with bans.
“Our results show that reproductive rights policies can significantly affect where people choose to live,” the researchers wrote.
Abortion bans seem to be driving young people to move out of state • Ohio Capital Journal
Tens of thousands of young people — single people, in particular — have left states with near-total abortion bans. The data also suggested that states with perceived “abortion-hostile” policies, such as Ohio, have also seen population loss.ohiocapitaljournal.com
Home owners insurance is the first front of the climate change battle. Companies only care about profit, so they will leave states where they can't make it. Florida and Cali are five times the national rate for a reason. Since so many live in those two states, this is going to lead to the housing situation getting much worse. I would love for states to get more serious about where they allow building. Brush covered mountain sides and barrier islands might not be the best places. (Judean mythology says a man who builds on sand is a fool. In this case, they are not wrong) And if no one will insure new homes in risky places, they may be forced into it.
This is bringing to happen as a series of special cases, flood plains on the Mississippi, etc. I agree that there do need to be better rules about this.
…what - Bannon & Musk? *TOM* cats?
That shit is funny, especially as I live in Costa Rica where the power and water go out weekly. No access to food in the US! Lololol, sure.If there is one thing the GOP prides itself in, it's the way they relate to the working man. . . . . . .
Evidence has been gathering steadily overnight that Senator Ted Cruz of Texas — the state currently undergoing an unprecedented humanitarian crisis as a result of extreme winter weather, leaving millions of people without power, water, and access to food — flew to Cancun, Mexico, yesterday as his constituents faced freezing conditions, hundreds of thousands of them still without electricity.
It Sure Seems Like Ted Cruz Flew to Cancun
During an unprecedented humanitarian crisis in his home state of Texas.www.thecut.com
As a Texan, you're familiar with the ongoing saga of Ken Paxton, correct?
i am
Then you are aware of what's about to go wrong for the next 4 years.
