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How to solve California’s home insurance crisis

California’s home insurance crisis is worsening, with homeowners even in lower-risk suburbs facing scarce coverage and steep premiums or reliance on the FAIR Plan. The editorial argues the state should let insurers price future risk, reduce wildfire danger through brush clearing, logging, and water infrastructure changes, and demand better leadership from the insurance commissioner. It criticizes outgoing Commissioner Ricardo Lara and notes that the two Democratic candidates for the office offer different approaches.

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Rise in fuel duty would cripple families this winter, Labour warned

Labour is under pressure to scrap planned fuel duty increases that would add about 7p per litre and nearly £4 to filling a family car. Campaigners and opposition figures warn the rises will hit household budgets during a cost-of-living crisis, while Treasury insiders say no decision has been made.

Right 3.8

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Fixing Fairfax begins with public safety

An editorial argues that Los Angeles’s Fairfax District has fallen into decline due to COVID-19 lockdowns, rising taxes, and the 2020 unrest, and calls for restored public safety and stronger City Hall leadership. It frames the neighborhood’s problems through a law-and-order lens and criticizes local and state Democratic leadership.

Right 5.7

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Carney and Macron deepen ties as Canada turns toward Europe and away from U.S. dependence

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and French President Emmanuel Macron met in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon to deepen cooperation on space, defense, energy, and business as Canada seeks closer ties with Europe amid deteriorating relations with the U.S. The meeting follows Carney's embrace of possible EU associate membership, while Trump's tariffs and talk of making Canada the 51st state push Ottawa to reduce dependence on Washington.

Left 1.7