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Possible deal between Israel and Hamas for hostages and ceasefire.
Biden taking tough stance on immigration causing concerns among migrant rights activists.
Arizona GOP facing internal turmoil and leadership challenges.

There are two types of compromise: one based on exchange and one based on norms.
Compromising on norms can lead to irrational decisions driven by emotions and collective delusions.
Polarization in politics can sometimes prevent compromises that mix conflicting beliefs, which may help avoid extreme or incoherent policies.

Green energy is starting to gain bipartisan support in some places
Speaking to Republicans about climate change often requires framing it in terms of economic development and saving money
Coalition building is key in enacting climate action, especially by engaging Republican interests

The Supreme Court navigated a complex legal situation regarding the Trump 14th Amendment case, ultimately preserving his spot on the ballot.
The conservative justices utilized Section 5 of the 14th Amendment to achieve the desired outcome while staying within the text.
The liberal justices, with Amy Coney Barrett, argued against interpretations that could undermine federal power outlined in the 14th Amendment.

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State lawmakers across the US are pushing for right to repair laws in various sectors, with over 51 right to repair bills proposed in 26 states, signaling a significant legislative trend.
An increasing number of states are making progress towards implementing right to repair laws, as seen in the approval of HB23-1011 in Colorado for agricultural equipment, overcoming opposition from industry groups.
Recent developments suggest a positive shift in statehouses, with the 'dam breaking' on successful industry opposition to right to repair laws, paving the way for more bills to pass in various states.

FTC's vote on right to repair had bipartisan support from 3 Democrats and 2 Republicans, indicating a shift in political unity on consumer issues.
The FTC is moving to target repair restrictions that violate antitrust laws and unfair practices, showing a commitment to promoting open repair markets.
The bipartisan consensus on right to repair is a significant step in reigning in concentrations of corporate power in various sectors like agriculture and healthcare.

Congress prioritizes donor interests over citizen privacy concerns.
The focus on TikTok as a threat due to foreign ownership lacks consistency when considering other media platforms.
American media and politics have historically been heavily influenced by foreign nationals with bipartisan acceptance.