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Business
Lurch to right may imperil Texas’s attraction for employers
In the past decade, Texas attracted almost 4 million people and a cavalcade of employers thanks to low taxes, lax regulation, and thriving cities. But a defiant attitude toward COVID restrictions, new limits on voting access, and now the nation’s strictest abortion law could undermine its appeal for future moves. Continue reading →
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Obituaries
Carolyn Shoemaker, hunter of comets and asteroids, dies at 92
Carolyn Shoemaker, who for more than a decade managed a telescopic camera with her husband from a high-altitude observatory in California and became widely regarded, without academic training, as the world’s foremost detector of comets and asteroids, died Aug. 13 at a hospital in Flagstaff, Ariz. She was 92. Continue reading →
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