The Congressional Budget Office projects that the U.S. population will grow more slowly than previously expected, with a forecasted population of 372 million by 2055. This decline is attributed to a lower fertility rate and reduced immigration levels, leading to potential population shrinkage by 2033 without sustained immigration. These projections have significant implications for fiscal decisions and highlight the need for policy adjustments to address demographic challenges.
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DWP says workers have been threatened with bodily harm and a rifle
In the aftermath of the Palisades fire, Los Angeles Department of Water and Power employees have reported two alarming incidents to police: a threat made to a worker on Mulholland Drive and a man with a rifle at the DWP headquarters, which turned out to be a false alarm. The DWP, serving 4.1 million residents, has faced criticism over water pressure issues during the wildfire, including empty reservoirs, as they work tirelessly to support the...
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