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More to be done to embrace, drive innovation economy: Report

(The Center Square) – Although North Carolina’s economy is doing well and keeping pace with the rest of America, the state still needs to do more to “embrace and drive” innovation, according to a new report by the North Carolina Board of Science, Technology & Innovation. “Technology and innovation are key ingredients of a high-productivity, […]

Pierce County Council split on sheriff’s department being featured on ‘Cops’

(The Center Square) – The Pierce County Sheriff’s Department will be featured on the next season of the reality television show “Cops,” and county officials are split on whether or not this will help the department in its recruitment efforts. KING 5 first reported on the Pierce County Sheriff’s Department being featured on the next season […]

Hamadeh leading Masters in race to succeed Lasko in congressional GOP primary

(The Center Square) – Abe Hamadeh, one of two Republican candidates endorsed by former President Donald Trump, had a narrow lead in Arizona’s congressional District 8 Republican primary late Tuesday night. If Hamadeh’s lead holds, his win would come only a few months after the Arizona Appeals court rejected his challenge to his loss in […]

Wake up with the Washington Examiner: Harris has big ‘liberal’ energy, patching things up with progressives, and Bob Good puts his money on the...

Big ‘liberal’ energy Defining presidential candidate Kamala Harris is taking a few different forms. Harris herself and Democrats are mostly working to make her campaign about the future. Republicans, on the other hand, are working very hard to make it all about her past.  In the handful of campaign stops Harris has made since taking […]

Chicago GOP anticipates bump from upcoming Trump event with Black journalists

(The Center Square) – Former President Donald Trump is scheduled to speak Wednesday afternoon at the National Association of Black Journalists Convention in Chicago. The NABJ said Trump will engage in a Q&A with political journalists before an audience of registered convention attendees that will concentrate on the most pressing issues facing the Black community. […]

USDA sends $1.45 million to Pennsylvania for energy projects

(The Center Square) — The latest round of federal grants has sent $1.45 million to four projects in Pennsylvania to boost renewal energy and efficiency efforts. Half of the money goes to Reinford Farms, a dairy farm and trucking business in Mifflintown to replace a motor for its anaerobic digester, which breaks down food and […]

Arizona lawmakers question Venezuelan presidential election results

(The Center Square) – Arizona officials on both sides of the aisle have expressed concern over the announced results of Venezuela’s presidential election.  What many people thought would be a landslide in favor of Edmundo Gonzalez, the candidate opposing longtime socialist leader Nicolas Maduro, was announced on Sunday as a victory for Maduro – leaving […]

GOP put back on defense after Biden’s exit brings surge to Harris and Democrats

Republicans were riding high just a few weeks ago. A united GOP departed its national convention with a presidential nominee who dominated the polls, narrowly survived an assassination attempt, and unveiled a long-awaited vice-presidential nominee. But the tides have quickly turned for former President Donald Trump and Republicans, who no longer envision a landslide victory […]

The liberal record Kamala Harris would like to forget in 2024

Kamala Harris’s ascension to the top of the ticket has energized the Democratic base and refocused Republican attack lines. With fewer than 100 days to go until the election, defining Kamala Harris will take place at break-neck speed. This Washington Examiner series will take a closer look at various aspects of her campaign and persona. Part […]

Trial begins for Colorado activist over 2020 voting data breach

Tina Peters, a former local Colorado election clerk, will face trial starting Wednesday on charges related to alleged tampering with voting machines and leaking confidential data following the 2020 election. Peters, a former Mesa County clerk-turned-activist who maintains that she had legitimate concerns about the way the county’s 2020 general election was conducted, was indicted by a […]
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