by Just the News | Jul 10, 2024
by Misty Severi Progressive New York Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez introduced articles of impeachment on Wednesday against Supreme Court Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito. The two conservatives justices have been embroiled in ethics scandals...
by Just the News | Jul 10, 2024
by Charlotte Hazard and John Solomon Whistleblower Deborah White was a perfect candidate when the government in 2021 made an emergency appeal for federal agencies to provide temporary help to process thousands of migrant children who began crossing the southern...
by Just the News | Jul 10, 2024
by Nicholas Ballasy House Speaker Nancy Pelosi declined to say on Wednesday whether she thinks President Biden should stay in the presidential race. “Whatever he decides, we go with,” Pelosi said on MSNBC when pressed on her personal view of...
by Tom Pappert | Jul 10, 2024
Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA) maintained his support for President Joe Biden on Monday, claiming the first presidential debate on CNN generated “excitement and interest” among Democratic voters despite resulting in a “tough stretch” for Democrats....
by The Center Square | Jul 10, 2024
by J.D. Davidson Election workers in Ohio could get a little more privacy based on a new bill working its way through the Statehouse. Recent threats and gunfire helped push Senate Bill 173 through the Senate. The bill would prevent disclosing as public records...
by The Center Square | Jul 10, 2024
by T.A. DeFeo Atlanta officials are considering a new tax to target neglected properties that result in “blighted conditions and disinvestment” in some Atlanta neighborhoods. Mayor Andre Dickens, working with Councilmember Byron Amos, announced...
by The Center Square | Jul 10, 2024
by Cameron Arcand Arizona veterans organizations can now apply for grants through the state’s Department of Veterans Services. The application for the Veterans’ Donation Fund reopened on July 1 and is intended for 501(c) groups seeking $4,999 or...
by Star News Staff | Jul 10, 2024
by Liz Collins Concerned and committed north metro citizens have met every week for nearly two years as part of a group they call ACEIT, the Anoka County Election Integrity Team. “No one is coming to save us. That’s one of our mottos,” Derek Lind of Ramsey told...
by Just the News | Jul 10, 2024
by Ben Whedon Former President Donald Trump appears to have surged ahead of President Joe Biden with a critical constituency in battleground Wisconsin, according to a recent poll. In an AARP survey of Wisconsin voters aged 50 or older, Trump earned the support...
by Just the News | Jul 10, 2024
by Just the News staff The House Freedom Caucus reportedly voted to remove Ohio GOP Rep. Warren Davidson after he endorsed a challenger to the caucus’ chairman, Virginia GOP Rep. Bob Good, according to The Hill, citing an unnamed member and a...
by The Center Square | Jul 10, 2024
by Andrew Powell Florida state officials said on Monday that litigation could affect cost estimates for a proposed constitutional amendment that could enact a right to abortion statewide. The Office of Economic and Demographic Research held a Financial...
by The Center Square | Jul 10, 2024
by Benjamin Yount A raise of 10% and a retention bonus will lift Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin of the University of Wisconsin past $1 million in annual compensation. University regents met Monday and approved the deal. Mnookin’s salary rises from $811,512...
by The Center Square | Jul 10, 2024
by Therese Boudreaux Michigan’s process of handling election recounts and fraud allegations has changed, with Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signing two controversial bills into law Monday. Senate bills 603 and 604 modify the requirements for conducting ballot recounts...
by Tom Pappert | Jul 10, 2024
Two elected Democrats in Pennsylvania held their silence on Monday when asked whether President Joe Biden should step aside in favor of another candidate in the wake of his poor debate performance against former President Donald Trump last month. Representative...
by Kaitlin Housler | Jul 10, 2024
Friday is the first day of early voting for Tennessee’s primary and general elections. The Volunteer State will hold these elections on August 1. The primary elections being held are for the U.S. Senate, U.S. House of Representatives, even-numbered districts for...
