Sherafy’s 2026 California Voter Guide brings our election research into one place, with clear recommendations and links to the full evidence behind each one.
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A 2026 executive order invoked federal liability protections for glyphosate production, while the Supreme Court separately restricted certain Roundup cancer lawsuits. Here is what those
A viral claim says data centers have contracts requiring cities to shut off residents’ water first during droughts. Signed agreements in Ohio and Virginia show
Millions of homes are projected to leave older owner-occupancy over the next decade, but that does not mean millions of listings will suddenly hit the
Experimental neck lymphatic surgery has produced intriguing findings, including small cognitive changes in a 139-patient study and a striking amyloid PET result in eight patients.
Serving National Guard members have criticized domestic deployments, courts have restricted certain military operations, and Pentagon leadership has undergone significant changes. But do those developments
Paying an antidumping-duty cash deposit when goods enter the United States does not always settle the final duty. The U.S. uses a retrospective AD/CVD system
Your insurer may approve a large homeowners claim without giving you unrestricted access to the money. Here is how mortgage loss drafts work, why structural
Conor Hylton’s family says the 26-year-old UConn dental student went nearly four hours without an in-person physician assessment after entering an ICU supported by a
Commercial electric bills can charge for both how much energy a business uses and how much power it demands at once. Here is how peak
