Sweden's parliament on Tuesday adopted a new energy target, giving the right-wing government the green light to push forward with plans to build new nuclear plants in a country that voted 40 years ago to phase out atomic power. Changing the target to "100% fossil-free" electricity, from "100% renewable" is key to the government's plan to meet an expected doubling of electricity demand to around 300 TwH by 2040 and reach net zero emissions by 2045. "This creates the conditions for nuclear power," Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson said in parliament. "We need more electricity production, we need clean electricity and we need a stable energy system." Comment: Her comments highlight how the plans of other Western government's are creating an unstable, dangerously inefficient and insufficient, energy system.

Eoghan Daltun with his dog on his farm, where native trees such as sessile oak, rowan and downy birch have self-seeded. Photograph: Rory Carroll/The Guardian

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Heavy rains spawned by thunderstorms brought about by easterlies triggered flash floods that killed two residents in President Roxas town, Cotabato province, on Tuesday night, a local official said on Wednesday. President Roxas Vice Mayor Jaime Mahimpit said the bodies of Luzviminda Dubria, 69, and Ging Ging Fortunado, 44, a person with disability, were found in separate areas in the rice fields of Sitio Upper Ipuan in Barangay Poblacion, at least a kilometer away from the area where they were last seen. Letecia Dubria, a relative of one of the victims, said a landslide hit Sitio Ipuan on Tuesday night, followed by the flash flood that hit the victims' houses. "We were aware that they were [swept] away by flood waters but we didn't know what to do. It was nighttime and the current was very strong, so we never ventured out," Dubria told the Inquirer.

There is an increasingly widespread view in Russia that the goal of the US - and the "collective West" it leads - is to achieve a "final solution" to the "Russian question." The goals are believed to be defeating Russia, wrecking its military potential, restructuring its statehood, reshaping its identity and possibly eliminating it as a state, in its current form. For a long time, this view remained on the periphery of foreign policy thinking. However, much has changed in the past year and a half. Today, this perception of the West's goals has gone mainstream. Indeed, it seems quite rational, when placed into the proper context. Meanwhile, Russia itself is pursuing a similar sort of policy towards the Ukrainian state, the existence of which in its former form and borders is perceived in Moscow as a key security challenge.

Monsoon rain in Lahore shattered 30-year-old records, and lead to the deaths of seven persons across the city. It all started with light shows in the wee hours of Wednesday but eventually picked pace which lead to urban flooding in several areas including Gulberg, Walton, and Mall Road. The metropolis witnessed severe urban flooding, after record-breaking rain of 291 millimeters in 10 hours which took the lives of seven people while several suffered injuries. Besides the casualties, torrential rain caused damage to infrastructure.

Floods inundated parts of the Mongolian capital Ulan Bator after torrential rain damaged a dam at the Selbe River on Wednesday. At least 27 residential buildings and hundreds of vehicles were flooded inBayanzurkh district, the country's National Emergency Management Agency said in a statement. Five other districts were also impacted as a result, reports Xinhua news agency citing the statement as saying. The water levels in the central and eastern parts of the country have exceeded warning levels due to the prolonged round of rainfall that began Sunday night, with more expected through the end of the week. The weather agency urged residents living near rivers and lakes to take precautions.

A small team of geologists and seismologists from the University of Utah, Salt Lake, the Institute of Earth Sciences, Academia Sinica, Taipei and the University of New Mexico has studied the content of the Yellowstone magma reservoir and reports differences from prior measurements. In their study, reported in the journal Earth and Planetary Science Letters, the group used seismic wave data to better understand the conditions beneath Yellowstone National Park. Yellowstone National Park is a U.S. national park located in parts of Wyoming, Montana and Idaho. It is known for its beautiful vistas and geothermal features, such as the Old Faithful geyser. These features exist due to a massive reservoir of magma situated beneath the park. Prior research has shown that over the past 16.5 million years, the hotspot beneath the park has led to a series of volcanic eruptions, leaving behind multiple calderas. The last major eruption in the area is believed to have occurred approximately...

During the recent stormy weather around the area, some of our folks got the chance to get this video of waterspouts on the lake. Check out this neat video.

The historic hailstorm in Valencia yesterday, with ice stones the size of nuts, had a strong impact on a large area of crops in numerous areas of the provinces of Valencia and Castellon. According to an initial estimate made by the Valencian Association of Farmers (AVA-ASAJA), "the hailstorm affected more than 20,000 hectares of agricultural land. It caused variable damage to the crops, affecting 100% of the production in some fields. The storm affected the Coastal, l'Horta, and Alto Palancia regions the most. The crops that suffered the most losses were citrus, kaki, almond, and olive crops." "In the Coast region, the storm caused serious damage in hundreds of farms in Montesa and Vallada. There are oranges, mandarins, and kaki fruits that were struck six to seven times by the hailstorm. In the most severe cases, producers lost the entirety of their crop and the hail even caused damage to the plants that could weaken them and reduce next year's productivity. There are also damages...

The Fourth of July turned out to be another chaotic night in Minneapolis as shocking video shows minors brazenly launching fireworks at police cruisers in the city. WCCO News reports that the incident happened in the middle of the road near Boom Island at about 1:30 am on Wednesday. Multiple law enforcement agencies responded to the scene to disperse the reluctant crowd that refused to comply. Officers with the Minneapolis Police Department, Minneapolis Park Police, and the Minnesota State Patrol were able to restore order around 2 am.

A 6-year-old North Port boy died on Wednesday following severe injuries from a dog bite. The North Port Police Department responded to the 2700 block of Badger Lane after the boy was bit around 10:30 a.m. by a 3-year-old Pitbull mix. Officials said the child passed away from extensive traumatic injuries in the upper torso region. "Our hearts are broken for this young child and his family," said North Port Police Chief Todd Garrison. "As a father and pet owner, I know this is one of the worst tragedies you can imagine."

A dead humpback whale washed up on the beach near Nieuw-Haamstede in the province of Zeeland. The animal measures approximately eight to ten meters in length and has likely been dead for some time, according to Foundation SOS Dolfijn. The whale was beached on Monday afternoon. SOS Dolfijn stated that a report of a dead whale floating approximately 8 miles off the Dutch coast had already been received on Sunday morning. Due to the strong northwest wind, the animal has now washed ashore.

Our long slide toward economic oblivion continues, and survey after survey has shown that most Americans are deeply unsatisfied with the current state of the U.S. economy. Inflation is out of control, most Americans are getting poorer due to the rapidly rising cost of living, the housing bubble has started to burst, and the commercial real estate market is a giant mess. But employment is supposed to be our bright spot. The Biden administration continues to tell us that the unemployment rate is less than 4 percent and that there are lot of jobs available for those that want them. But is this really true? To answer that question, it is imperative to understand that our government places unemployed persons into one of two categories... Jobless people are classified into one of two categories by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) either unemployed or not in the labor force. To be classified as unemployed in the month they are surveyed, people must be actively looking for work. If...

"The evidence produced thus far depicts an almost dystopian scenario" A federal judge ruled Tuesday that the Biden administration acted like an "Orwellian Ministry Of Truth" by working in conjunction with big tech platforms to censor opinions it didn't like during the Covid pandemic. US District Judge Terry Doughty of Louisiana noted that the administration most likely violated the First Amendment as Republican attorneys general from Missouri and Louisiana "produced evidence of a massive effort by Defendants, from the White House to federal agencies, to suppress speech based on its content."

Elizabeth Tsurkov, a prominent Israeli researcher and writer on Syrian affairs, disappeared this past March in Baghdad during a visit to Iraq, The Cradle has learned. Her whereabouts are currently unknown. Tsurkov, a former Israeli soldier, became well known for her reporting and commentary during the US-led war against Syria that began in 2011. An active user of Twitter, Tsurkov has not posted to the social media site since March 21. Despite this abrupt silence, no reports have previously emerged in the western press citing her possible disappearance.

The Sound of Freedom, which was released nationally on July 4th, launched to the number-one movie in America thanks to its pay-it-forward technology. Angel Studios distributed Sound of Freedom in the US on July 4th this week. On its first day, the movie grossed over $14 million with runner-up Indiana Jones, which opened on June 30, reportedly bringing in $11.5 million, according to Deadline.

40-year-old Kimbrady Carriker was charged with 11 total offenses and several counts of each. The man accused in the fatal shooting spree in Philadelphia that left five people dead and four others wounded Monday night left a will at his house, and according to a roommate had acted agitated and wore a tactical vest around his house in the days before the shooting, prosecutors said Wednesday. In his first court hearing on Wednesday morning, 40-year-old Kimbrady Carriker was charged with 11 total offenses and several counts of each.

Fifteen people were killed after being struck by lightning in eight districts of Bihar in the last 24 hours, officials said on Wednesday. Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar expressed condolences over the death of 15 people due to lightning and announced an ex-gratia of 4 lakh to each of the deceased's family members. Kumar also appealed to the people of the state to remain alert and stay indoors. According to a statement issued by the Chief Minister's Office (CMO) on Wednesday, Rohtas district reported five deaths followed by two each in Katihar, Gaya and Jehanabad. Besides, Khagarai, Kaimur, Buxar and Bhagalpur recorded one death each. The CM also urged people to follow advisories issued by the Disaster Management Department. Nine people were killed due to lightning in seven districts in the state on Tuesday. PTI

For any business, file management is vital as it is an effective way to manage and store data. With the help of file organizer, you do not have to follow the traditional method of managing data.

Over the years, file explorer has changed its functionality, look, and feel, but the basic goal has remained the same. That is to manage, launch and view the documents and files present in the system.

However, to make the process more efficient, there is file manager software. The Best file manager software simplifies the management and organization so that you can easily manage the business processes. And you can streamline your workflow and increase productivity.

Advantages Of File Organizer Software For Windows

The management software not only helps you efficiently manage the business there are other advantages too:

Cost Effectiveness

Management software is a digital filing system, which means the documents are stored digitally, thus reducing paper costs, building rents, purchasing cabinets, etc.

Workflow Becomes Smooth

It can be intimidating to retrieve the documents that are stored physically. There are chances of error, loss, security problems, etc. But, with a digital system, you do not have to deal with these issues.

The individuals can assess the documents from their desks. This results in a streamlined working period, fast progress, etc.

High Security

When dealing with sensitive data, security plays a vital role. You cannot compromise with the integral information. When you follow a traditional method, the files can be opened and looked upon by anyone.

But digital management software provides a higher level of protection, such as password protection, data encryption, etc., and it keeps your document safer.

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Residential and healthcare facilities came under fire in Makeevka and Donetsk, according to local officials. The town of Makeevka in Russia's Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) came under intense shelling on Tuesday, according to the region's acting leader, Denis Pushilin. Ukrainian forces reportedly targeted residential districts, damaging multiple houses, as well as a school and a hospital. At least one person was killed and several dozen injured, including two young children, according to preliminary data shared by Pushilin. "Late in the evening, the enemy carried out fierce strikes on residential areas and the hospital complex in the Chervonogvardeysky district of Makeevka," the official wrote on Telegram.

Metas Twitter-like platform, which is tied to Instagram and already has a separate app, saw millions of signups in a few hours, according to CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

While its too early to call ThreadsMetas new microblogging platforma bona fide Twitter killer, Mark Zuckerbergs answer to Elon Musks flailing social network is off to a good start. Zuckerberg took to the new platform to announce that within the first four hours of its launch, five million users had already signed up to Threads. That number doubled to 10 million users just three hours later.

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The bombardment came in response to several rockets fired from the Palestinian enclave. Israel has carried out airstrikes on several alleged Hamas military sites in Gaza, claiming they are a response to rockets fired from the area early on Wednesday morning. "Fighter jets recently attacked an underground site for the production of weapons that is used by the chemistry department of the terrorist organization Hamas and a site for the production of raw materials for the organization's rockets," the IDF said in a tweet at around 5:30 am local time.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's official website published advice for trans and non-binary individuals on seeking guidance on how to "chestfeed" their infants. In sections of the major health institute's guidance on breastfeeding, it contained information for those who have had much of their breasts removed in gender-reassignment surgeries, or for biological men taking hormones to grow breasts, on how to feed their newborn children. However, several doctors criticized the guidance, not simply because CDC has appeared to guide biological men in how to breastfeed children, but because they claimed the CDC has failed to gauge the risks posed to children drinking milk produced by chemicals used in gender-reassignment medical operations. In the CDC website's section on "Health Equity Considerations" - found under its "Infant and Young Child Feeding Toolkit," the center declared that "Transgender and nonbinary-gendered individuals may give birth and breastfeed or feed at...

The world registered its hottest ever day on Monday as temperatures surged across the globe, according to data released by the US National Centers for Environmental Prediction (NCEP). The United States governmental body, which delivers national and global climate guidance and forecasts from its headquarters in Maryland, said on Tuesday that it recorded an average global temperature of 17.01 degrees Celsius (62.62F) on Monday. This surpasses the previous high of 16.92 degrees Celsius (62.46F) from August 2016. "This is not a milestone we should be celebrating," climate scientist Friederike Otto said on Tuesday. "It's a death sentence for people and ecosystems." The warning comes as many southern US states remain in the grips of extreme heat in recent days. Corpus Christi, a city in Texas, registered a record temperature in June of 51 degrees Celsius (125F). Similar temperatures have also been recorded in Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri and Louisiana.

The Ocean Conservancys Anja Brandon is helping legislation such as Californias Plastic Pollution Prevention and Packaging Producer Responsibility Act become law.

When Anja Brandon was a PhD student at Stanford in the mid-to-late 2010s, her research focused on creating new ways to use biology to break down plastic waste. But then she had a terrifying epiphany: The scale of the challenge is so huge that technology alone wouldnt be enough to address it. After all, 11 million tons of plastic trash end up in the ocean each year, and that figure could swell to 30 million tons by 2040. Brandon decided to go into policy, instead, in an effort to make systemic change.

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Secondhand clothes are the focus of the Manhattan Vintage Show, which Amy Abrams has revamped to include a wide swath of used clothes at various prices.

Clothing resale is thrivingthe market for secondhand apparel grew to $119 billion in 2022, a 24% increase from the year before, according to a report from resale platform ThredUpbut its still difficult for sellers to turn a profit. And the shopping experience can often feel like rummaging through a garage sale.

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He released an eight-episode documentary entirely via 90-second Reels, and the result is stunning.

British botanist James Wong broke into TV in his twenties with the BBC series Grow Your Own Drugs, and although hes gone on to be an award-winning garden designer and best-selling author of several plant-rearing books, he remains frustrated with the British gardening world. Its fixated, he says, on catering to people with big hair, small dogs, and posh accents.

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These Apple engineers are finding innovative ways to protect users from a terrifying array of threats.

For years, Apple has made privacy and security one of the iPhones principal selling points. But a fraction of usersincluding dissidents, activists, and journalistshave reason to obsess over it. Governments and others with ill intent have targeted these groups with sophisticated spyware to gain access to messages, location data, and other information that can compromise not just privacy but their physical safety. These are attackers who are willing to spend untold millions and millions and millions of dollars going after extremely small numbers of people, says Apples head of security engineering and architecture Ivan Krsti.

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Sixteen years after he began selling tacos out of a van in Mexico, Dario Wolos is expanding his Tacombi restaurants to 75 locations across America.

Last fall, shoppers at Whole Foods may have noticed a vibrant new line of hand-rolled frozen burritos that featured genuine Mexican flavors, including fire-roasted chicken, Oaxaca cheese, and cactus, all marketed under the Vista Hermosa brand. The road to those freezer shelves began 16 years earlier when Dario Wolos, who was raised in Mexico, began selling tacos out of a sawed-off VW van in the Yucatn Peninsula beach town of Playa del Carmen, calling the makeshift eatery Tacombi (combi is Spanish for minibus). Four years later, he opened a Tacombi restaurant in New York City that evoked the vans casual open-air vibe and served the same style of handmade tortillas and thick, salty totoposboth made the traditional way, from corn nixtamalized in slaked lime before being ground on volcanic stone.

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Its amazing what you can hear once you remove the engine. Josey is working to optimize the good sounds, and eliminate the annoying ones.

What does your car sound like? And what should it sound like? These are the questions Rashaan Josey is working hard to answer. Josey oversees a division at the audio giant Bose (the company is based in Boston, though Josey is near Detroit) that is developing new ways to achieve the ideal in-cabin sound environment in the age of EVs, which are forecast to account for half of all car sales by 2035.

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Meet the food technologist behind CoffeeBwho composted the spheres right in her garden.

When I held it in my hand, I said, This is it. It just felt right. It felt magical, Caroline Siefarth says of CoffeeB, the truffle-like matte brown sphere she spent five years developing after Swiss food and beverage company Delica tasked her with creating the seemingly impossible: a new coffee capsule with virtually no capsule at all, the first in the world that would leave no waste. At first, she says, it felt like a mission to Mars because it was so completely new.

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Neha Palmer, cofounder and CEO of TeraWatt Infrastructure, is building out a national electric charging network for heavy-duty trucks.

Cornelius Vanderbilt helped build the railroad network in the 1800s, President Dwight D. Eisenhower commissioned the National Highway System in the 1900s, and Neha Palmer is working to usher in the next once-in-a-century transition in transportation: an electrified charging network.

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As abortion restrictions grow, Plan C offers pills-by-mail resources and vital information.

With abortion in America under threat, the nonprofit Plan C, which is committed to continuing access to the information and pills necessary for medication abortion, has become a vital resource. Launched in 2016 by artist, web designer, and activist Amy Merrill and public health advocates Francine Coeytaux and Elisa Wells, the organization marries the founders respective backgrounds in the service of spreading knowledge. Amy is the genius of utilizing websites and social media, while Francine and I bring the public health perspective, Wells says. Plan C offers an online directory of medication-abortion-by-mail resources along with information on how to find legal, medical, and even emotional support.

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Its presence on campus is a reminder that the University of California, Berkeley continues to hold Native American remains and artifacts.

When you walk into Caf Ohlone, you get to see a world reimagined. Thats how Vincent Medina describes the experience of arriving for a meal at the Berkeley, California, restaurant that he opened with his life and business partner, Louis Trevino, last August. Theyve designed the space to pay tribute to the culture of the Ohlone people, the areas original residents. Thanks to an intricate network of speakers, patrons entering the mostly al fresco space hear an ambient chorus of frogs, birds, crickets, and mesmerizing dialogue in the Chochenyo language. Its all meant to be living, Medina says.

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Donni Davys Half Magic makeup line channels the innocence (and excess) of the hit HBO show.

Fans of the teen drama Euphoriawhich HBO recently announced would be returning for a third seasonhave been riveted by the shows nuanced, shimmery exploration of the dramas of adolescence. Theyve been equally hypnotized by the characters style, especially their boundary-pushing makeup. The shows teens sport decals on their cheeks and eyes that capture the light of the disco ball, glowing neon eyeliner, and face gems that glisten like tears.

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Joseph Joey Politano, the writer of the Apricitas Economics newsletter, has won acclaim in the world of finance for his data-driven macroeconomic explainers.

If Joseph Joey Politano had to pick one word to describe our current economic conditions, it would be messy, he says.

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Cofounded by Lauren Makler, Halle Tecco, and Arielle Spiegel, Cofertility makes egg freezing more affordable, connecting it to donation.

Though egg freezing has become somewhat commonplace, its still an expensive endeavor; one cycle can cost as much as $10,000. Even those with workplace benefits have to shoulder elements such as medications and long-term storage, which can run thousands of additional dollars. After years of struggling with their own fertility issues, digital health veterans Lauren Makler, Halle Tecco, and Arielle Spiegel realized that they could make egg freezing more affordable by connecting it to egg donation. In 2022after securing a $5 million seed round led by Initialized Capital and Offline Venturesthey launched Cofertility. The company lets qualifying people freeze their eggs free of charge if they agree to donate half of them. Cofertility then matches these donors with intended parents who are seeking a donor. Since Cofertilitys debut last fall, tens of thousands of people have applied to be a part of its egg-freezing programs, and the company has activated hundreds of donors.

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Enhanced search functionality enables its 430 million monthly users to find what theyre looking for among the thickets of discussion threads and comments.

With more than 430 million monthly users52 million of whom engage every dayReddit isnt just a robust social media hub; its a treasure trove. Its wealth of data and information has undoubtedly complicated things for the company: On June 12, after Reddit announced plans to begin charging outside companies for access via its API, nearly 9,000 subreddit communities went dark to protest the proposed new pricing structure. But its precisely this intense user base that makes the 18-year-old site so valuable, particularly for anyone researching, well, anything.

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Carolyn Bertozzi won a Nobel Prize for developing bioorthogonal chemistry.

I had no idea people would have to pronounce this when I coined itits a mouthful! says Carolyn Bertozzi of the term she invented to describe the scientific breakthrough that won her the 2022 Nobel Prize in Chemistry (shared with Morten P. Meldal and Karl Barry Sharpless). Bioorthogonal chemistry refers to methods of performing chemical reactions inside living cells, animals, or peoplerather than in beakers, flasks, and test tubes. In the 1990s, she explains, we had all these ideas for ways you could study biology and make new kinds of medicines if you could design reactions where the chemicals totally ignore the biological system, but when they see each other, boom, they react. Orthogonal means no interaction, so bioorthogonal means no interaction with biology.

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Led by Michelle Layne Lawson, the redesign features a more colorful interface and full-screen video to mirror the energy of professional basketball.

Fifteen years into the mobile era, the apps for sports leagues had all morphed to serve their fans with the same utilitarian, information-denseand lets just say it, boringinterface. Then the new NBA app checked into the game in September 2022.

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Unhidden founder Victoria Jenkins, a longtime garment technologist, designs clothing so that it functions. That, in itself, is beautiful.

During an extended hospital stay in London in 2016, for a ruptured ulcer, Victoria Jenkins was dismayed to see her roommate, who was a cancer survivor, poked, prodded, and repeatedly exposed in her ill-fitting hospital garb.

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Through their growing startup, Yun Hai Taiwanese General Store, cofounders Lisa Cheng Smith and Lillian Lin are feeding a cultural identity.

In March, when Taiwanese president Tsai Ing-wen visited New York Citya trip so diplomatically sensitive that it was billed as a stopover, not an official visither itinerary included a jaunt to the Yun Hai Taiwanese General Store, in Brooklyn.

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^{Dominion Energy headquarters, as seen in Richmond, Va., on June 22, 2023. (Photo via Jimmy Cloutier/OpenSecrets)}

This story was produced in partnership with the Virginia Center for Investigative Journalism at WHRO.

In the hotly-contested June primaries to decide the balance of power in the Virginia General Assembly, one party can claim victory: big donors.

The overwhelming share of campaign funding in the low-turnout, yet expensive, primaries in Greater Richmond and the Hampton Roads came from political organizations, business interests and corporate-aligned political action committees, according to an OpenSecrets analysis of campaign finance reports. Most candidates who raised big-donor money won.

Candidates in 19 contested races in the two regions raised more than $12 million when excluding self-funding. Less than 5% of that money came from small donors giving $100 or less, OpenSecrets found. 

By contrast, two major donors Dominion Energy and climate activist and investor Michael Bills accounted for nearly 18% of total contributions.

OpenSecrets analyzed data from campaign finance reports filed for this election cycle, including those submitted to the state on June 12 and covering contributions and expenses in the final weeks of the primary season. 

Unlike the federal government and most other states, Virginia places no limits on the amount of money candidates can accept from wealthy donors. Advocates of campaign finance reform say the system tilts political power and access toward large funders over voters. 

Without contribution limits, candidates have little choice but to lean on big donors, Nancy Morgan, a reform advocate with BigMoneyOutVA, told OpenSecrets and the Virginia Center for Investigative Journalism at WHRO. 

In the absence of any legislation, people don't want to unilaterally disarm, Morgan said. People say, you know, we have to get this money. How else are we going to do it?

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A top adviser to Anthony Fauci at the National Institutes of Health admitted that he used a personal email account in an apparent effort to evade the strictures of the Freedom of Information Act, according to records obtained by congressional investigators probing the origin of Covid-19. The official also expressed his intention to delete emails in order to avoid media scrutiny. "As you know, I try to always communicate on gmail because my NIH email is FOIA'd constantly," wrote David M. Morens, a high-ranking NIH official, in a September 2021 email, one of a series of email exchanges that included many leading scientists involved in the bitter Covid origins debate. "Stuff sent to my gmail gets to my phone," he added, "but not my NIH computer." After noting that his Gmail account had been hacked, however, he wrote to the group to say that he might have to use his NIH email account to communicate with them instead. "Don't worry," he wrote, "just send to any of my addresses, and I...