opponents
Coverage of opponents in the Nexus archive.
- Vacant grocery store tax polls well but in peril, says Supervisor Mahmood
Supervisor Mahmood proposes a tax on vacant grocery stores to revive shuttered ones, but faces skepticism from opponents. The tax is described as polling well despite being in peril.
- Trump's monumental reimagining of Washington, D.C.
President Trump's plans to remake Washington, D.C. have sparked lawsuits, with opponents seeking to preserve the city. Legal challenges are ongoing as the project faces resistance.
- Trump's monumental reimagining of Washington, D.C.
President Trump has faced legal challenges over his plans to reshape Washington, D.C., including constructing a 250-foot arch near the Lincoln Memorial and demolishing the White House's East Wing for a ballroom. Opponents are working to block these projects, which have triggered lawsuits.
- Opponents of Virginia Beach National Golf Club sale want the city to pause
Opponents of the Virginia Beach National Golf Club sale are urging the city to pause the process, citing a need for more public engagement. Proponents argue that a plan including housing will enhance the golf course and generate tax revenue.
- Another proposal to reopen SF's Great Highway as relitigation continues: 'It's time to move on'
Organizers submitted signed petitions to qualify a measure for the November ballot aiming to reopen San Francisco's Great Highway on weekdays. Supporters argue the closure benefits 'the few at the expense of the many,' while opponents claim it strengthens the community and that 'it's time to move on.'
- Australian housing was already cooling before the budget – but how cold it gets depends on two key factors
Australian housing prices may rise again as economists predict eventual increases due to chronic undersupply once interest rates ease and tax changes take effect. The government's property tax reforms, including negative gearing and capital gains tax adjustments, have become a contentious political issue, drawing criticism for potentially harming home values.
- Santos says it won’t ‘exert any effort’ on Narrabri gas project while it focuses on Beetaloo Basin
Santos CEO Kevin Gallagher announced the company will not pursue the Narrabri gas project while awaiting approvals, instead focusing on the Beetaloo Basin. Opponents criticized the delay, urging the miner to finalize the controversial project.
- Venezuela's government faces calls for elections after failed release of prisoners
Venezuela's government failed to release hundreds of promised political prisoners, prompting opponents of the U.S.-backed interim government to demand their freedom and call for elections. The failure has intensified pressure on the interim administration to address political tensions.
- Your guide to L.A. City Measure CB: taxing illegal cannabis businesses
Los Angeles' Measure CB aims to tax illegal cannabis businesses by closing a legal loophole, but opponents argue it could inadvertently normalize such activities. The initiative reflects efforts to regulate the cannabis market while addressing concerns about illicit operations.
- L.A. considers expanding Airbnb-style short-term vacation rentals
Los Angeles is considering expanding regulations to allow short-term vacation rentals of non-primary residences. Supporters argue this would generate revenue, while opponents claim it would reduce affordable housing availability.
- Spain's undocumented migrant amnesty draws big lines, and a big backlash
Spain's new undocumented migrant amnesty program has drawn thousands of applicants, but faces political opposition from the prime minister's opponents who vow to challenge the policy.