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Birth rates are falling worldwide, but the Stanford University professor who coined the term “the population bomb” is unmoved by the data. Gavin Newsom confirms his presidential ambitions with a tour of South Carolina, but back home the governor is in retreat on environment, energy, education, and guns. Music by Metalachi.

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Birth rates are falling worldwide, but the Stanford University professor who coined the term ‘the population bomb’ is unmoved by the data.{ai:summary}Birth rates are declining globally, yet Paul R. Ehrlich, who popularized the term “population bomb,” remains unconcerned. Meanwhile, California Governor Gavin Newsom is solidifying his presidential aspirations with a tour in South Carolina, despite facing setbacks in various policy areas back home.Newsom's administration is under scrutiny for its handling of environmental, educational, and gun policies. He recently committed $101 million for rebuilding efforts after wildfires in Los Angeles, while also navigating challenges related to housing and immigration enforcement. #politics

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