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a previous version erroneously said that local safari company Tropic Air operated the helicopter.
Correction: An earlier version of this file misstated Sen. Pete Ricketts's (R-Neb.) lead over independent Senate candidate Dan Osborn in recent polling. Osborn led Ricketts in the poll. With 85 days left until the midterm elections, Democrats are incre
President Trump hosted a rally in Myrtle Beach, S.C., supporting Senator Darline Graham. The event was part of an effort described as a full-court press to help her achieve victory.
New state oversight laws are slowing private equity's ability to acquire healthcare assets, causing a decline in both the number and value of such deals compared to previous years. The report attributes this slowdown to increased state scrutiny, with multiple states passing or proposing laws that restrict how private equity can operate or gain control over medical practices.
The individual Dan Sullivan, who is described as a retired teacher, shares a name with the incumbent senator and could potentially pose issues for Republicans. This situation involves two people named Dan Sullivan appearing on the November ballot in Alaska during a competitive Senate race.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that public education lost 50,000 jobs between June and July. Analyzing data for over 9,500 districts showed that while employment declined by 11,000 teachers, the districts served 225,000 fewer students overall. Consequently, the student-to-teacher ratio continued to decline in most parts of the country.
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