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Biden dons ‘Trump 2024’ hat during 9/11 Pennsylvania visit

Some Pennsylvania firefighters’ days took an unexpected turn as they watched President Joe Biden don a ‘Trump 2024″ hat. After laying a wreath at the 9/11 Flight 93 National Memorial near Shanksville on Wednesday, Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris visited the local fire department. As first responders looked on, Biden grabbed a Trump 2024 […]

Apache group asks Supreme Court to take case with broader implications for religious freedoms

Members and supporters of a Native American coalition from Arizona gathered outside the Supreme Court on Wednesday to hold a prayer circle, hoping to compel the justices to hear their case, which could have significant implications for religious freedom in the United States. The case, Apache Stronghold v. United States, centers on Oak Flat, a […]

House GOP connects Tim Walz’s record on BLM riots to Minnesota’s crime problem

House Republicans are pummeling former congressman-turned-presidential running mate, Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN), over his handling of the Minneapolis-St. Paul riots that racked the state in 2020. “Violent crime in Minnesota remains significantly elevated due to the lingering effects of the summer 2020 riots, in addition to the prosecution’s refusal to hold criminals accountable following the […]

Mayor London Breed slips in new poll and says she will skip Wednesday debate

Democratic San Francisco Mayor London Breed is slipping in the polls, falling behind former interim mayor Mark Farrell for the first time, according to a new survey. With less than two months to go before the election, 20.6% of voters said they’d vote for Farrell as their first choice while 20.3% said they’d back Breed […]

Chris Christie: ‘Whoever did debate prep for Donald Trump should be fired’

Former Republican New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie praised Vice President Kamala Harris for being “exquisitely well-prepared” last night and called former President Donald Trump‘s debate performance “a huge fail.” “She was exquisitely well prepared. She laid traps, and he chased every rabbit down every hole instead of talking about the things that he should have […]

Property insurance market could face more issues thanks to Hurricane Francine

(The Center Square) − Hurricane Francine is predicted to make landfall in Louisiana on Wednesday, leaving many people at risk of storm damage. Also at risk is the state’s insurance market, which has been dealing with its own storm of scarcity, risk and cost in recent years. While Francine is a minimal Category 1 hurricane, […]

Public school solar grants readied, but not funded

(The Center Square) – Pennsylvania schools will soon get state support to invest in solar energy. That is, once state lawmakers fund it. Gov. Josh Shapiro signed legislation Monday establishing a grant program that will cover half the cost of solar systems for interested schools and community colleges. Once up and running, the governor said […]

North Carolina 12th state to get under $3 gas

(The Center Square) – Average gas prices on Wednesday dropped below $3 a gallon for North Carolinians, the 12th state to do so, according to the American Automobile Association. A gallon of unleaded had remained above the mark since early February. The national average is $3.25. North Carolina’s other averages are $3.43 for mid-grade, $3.81 […]

Economics professor questions effectiveness of Chicago budget changes

(The Center Square) – A Chicago economics professor has questions about the potential effectiveness of the city’s new budget restrictions. City Budget Director Annette Guzman outlined the changes this week, after Mayor Brandon Johnson projected a budget deficit of nearly a billion dollars in 2025. Guzman said a citywide hiring freeze would take effect immediately. […]

Spokane Mayor proposes new role to thwart increased narcotics trafficking

(The Center Square) – Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown proposed a new initiative on Tuesday aimed at expanding the city’s capacity to prosecute criminal offenders and organizations dealing and trafficking narcotics. The announcement follows a July report from the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs that noted annual shifts in crime from 2022 to 2023. […]
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