A recent national poll indicated voters aged 18-24 were more conservative by several points than the age group just older than them. The Harvard Kennedy School poll result is a sign of shifting attitudes as younger voters have been historically known as a more liberal voting bloc. Vice President Kamala Harris still maintained a sizable […]
Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) vetoed a bill that would have required the state to apply warning labels to gas stoves manufactured or sold online outlining the health risks of the product. Newsom rejected the proposal on Friday, citing concerns the bill would codify “highly prescriptive labeling content” that could later be changed by legislative amendments. […]
North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson was hospitalized after a campaign event on Friday to be treated for burns, according to his campaign. Robinson was treated for second-degree burns on his hand that occurred during a campaign event in Mt. Airy, according to News Nation. He has since been discharged and will return to the […]
The newest film from Angel Studios recounts the true story of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, a German theologian who opposed his country and church’s embracement of antisemitism in the 1930s and 1940s. The film, Bonhoeffer: Pastor. Spy. Assassin., focuses on Bonhoeffer, portrayed by Jonas Dassler, and his return to Germany after living in the United States. Upon […]
(The Center Square) – A new proposal in Congress wants to supply veterans with free firearm lockboxes as a measure to reduce the risk of suicide. Pennsylvania U.S. Reps. Chris Deluzio and Brian Fitzpatrick, along with Democratic Ohio U.S. Rep. Greg Landsman, said the Saving Our Veterans Lives Act would authorize funding for the Department […]
(The Center Square) – UNC Mobile One Card, a digital photo identification on the Chapel Hill campus of the University of North Carolina, will not be valid in North Carolina’s elections. A temporary injunction was granted Friday afternoon by the North Carolina Court of Appeals, scoring a victory for Republicans at the state and national […]
(The Center Square) – Two northeast Ohio residents continue to argue for interest on tax refunds they say Cleveland owes them following the COVID-19 pandemic. After a trial judge dismissed the case, the Buckeye Institute filed an appeal on behalf of Kate Wos, of Strongsville, and David Steffes, of North Royalton. Wos and Steffes are part […]
(The Center Square) – For just the third time in nine polls since their debate, Kamala Harris is not trailing Donald Trump in polling of battleground North Carolina voters. The vice president isn’t winning this time either. Harris, nominee of the Democratic Party after incumbent President Joe Biden stepped aside on July 21, and Trump […]
(The Center Square) – With business offices emptying out and companies shrinking their corporate footprint, King County is shifting its tax burden to homeowners. Residents will bear the majority of more than $7 billion in property taxes this year as Washington’s commercial sector will pay a little over $1 billion. During a King County Budget […]
(The Center Square) – Pennsylvania investigators charged 103 welfare recipients with fraud over the summer, according to an announcement Wednesday from the Office of Inspector General. All but one of the beneficiaries risk felony convictions, which carry possible maximum penalties of seven years in prison and $15,000 fines. The remaining case is filed as a […]
