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Spokane County schools ask for more tax dollars after measures failed in February

(The Center Square) – The primary election was only last month, but a few school districts in Spokane County are already looking ahead to the Nov. 5 general election, hoping they can pass bonds that failed in February. CHENEY SCHOOL DISTRICT The first request comes from the Cheney School District, which serves over 5,500 students. CSD is asking voters to approve […]

Vanishing farmland in North Carolina helped by $8.8M in grants

(The Center Square) – Grants of $8.8 million for a program to help preserve rapidly vanishing farmland and forests in the state have been awarded by the North Carolina Department of Agriculture. “The need for farmland preservation in North Carolina is at an all-time high as we continue to attract new businesses and new residents to […]

Congress should act now if more funds needed to protect Trump: Fleischmann

(The Center Square) – U.S. Rep. Chuck Fleischmann of Tennessee is calling for the FBI and U.S. Secret Service to appear before Congress after a second assassination attempt on former president Donald Trump. The Secret Service discovered a rifle pointing through a chain link fence at a golf club where Trump was playing. The gun was […]

Adult education advocates want $7M boost as wait lists grow

(The Center Square) — After dramatic increases in spending on K-12 education, some advocates hope to get a “rounding error” boost for adult education, programs which they say get overlooked. “It’s an area of education that we don’t necessarily think enough about up here,” Rep. Peter Schweyer, D-Allentown, said during a House Education Committee hearing […]

Case challenging state gun ban underway in Southern Illinois

(The Center Square) – The bench trial for the challenge to Illinois’ gun and magazine ban continues in East St. Louis. Illinois enacted a ban on semi-automatic firearms and magazines over certain capacities in January 2023. Lawsuits challenging the law in federal court went all the way up to the U.S. Supreme Court on preliminary […]

Clinton says media need to be consistent about how ‘dangerous’ Trump is

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton criticized the press for not having “a consistent narrative about how dangerous [former President Donald] Trump is” on Monday night. The former presidential candidate’s comments came just two days after a second assassination attempt on Trump that he and his allies have contended was sparked by harsh political rhetoric. […]

Wake up with the Washington Examiner: Trump’s lawyer problem and Harris scrambling to hold Latino vote

The best people?  Former President Donald Trump and his campaign team aren’t letting the 2024 election get away from them. They are already putting contingency plans in place to challenge election results in states they lose, setting up a protracted battle to certify the winner and give officials a repeat of 2020.  Critics of the […]

Democrats roll out Michigan billboards targeting Trump on tax agenda

EXCLUSIVE – The Democratic National Committee unveiled a billboard campaign attacking former President Donald Trump on his tax policy ahead of his visit to Flint, Michigan.  The DNC told the Washington Examiner multiple billboards across Flint are targeting Trump for allegedly raising “taxes on typical middle-class families to the tune of nearly $4,000 a year.” […]

Trump faces ‘difficult proposition’ to find top legal talent for 2024 election challenges

Legal fights over election integrity are well underway with less than two months to go to the election. This Washington Examiner series, Legal Games, will look at Democratic attempts to make sure they don’t have a repeat of 2016. Republican lawyers, meanwhile, are still spooked by what happened in the aftermath of 2020. Part 2 will look at […]

Early voting underway as some states battle third-party legal challenges

Voting in the 2024 election begins this week as several states begin sending out ballots, with a few facing problems with third-party candidates that are slowing down the process.  With less than 50 days until the Nov. 5 election, voters in select states will have the chance to cast their ballots either in person, absentee, […]
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