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Wikipedia administrators caution editors about using Fox News as source on 'contentious' claims

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The Huber Heights planning commission recommended approving the zoning request last week. The next step is for city council members to review the rezoning request during their meeting next month. News and Communications Staff The administrators made clear that they weren’t implementing policy on their own, but summarizing what the community believed as reflected in a monthlong debate that involved roughly 100 editors. In June, an editor made a formal request that Wikipedia look again at the decision to consider Fox News a generally reliable source. That original conclusion was made 10 years earlier, and clearly a lot had changed.

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ERIC is made up of 29 member states and the District of Columbia, which fund it through annual dues. The nonprofit analyzes voter registration and driver’s license records provided by the states, along with federal death data and change-of-address data, to generate reports that states can use to keep their voter rolls up to date. They can also use the reports to provide voter registration information to individuals who may be eligible to vote. Latest Version of West KY Star It’s hard for cities to block these moves. Many state constitutions would come down on the side of the state, Roy said. According to her, reforms rooted in the 19th century gave local governments more authority than they’d had, but also allowed for state preemption. “The idea was that states would use preemption wisely to only ensure consistency where statewide consistency was needed,” Roy said. “Now, we’ve seen this abuse of preemption … and that is the exception that state legislatures have taken advantage of.”