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Colorado town passes measure supporting Trump’s immigration policies

(The Center Square) – A town council in Colorado passed a resolution this week supporting President-elect Donald Trump’s immigration policies. The Castle Rock Town Council supported the “Resolution of the Town Council of the Town of Castle Rock Expressing its Strong Support for President-Elect Donald Trump’s Immigration Policies and its Willingness to Lawfully Cooperate with Federal Immigration Officials in […]

Helene: About $9B of resolution’s $110B relief headed to North Carolina

(The Center Square) – Relief efforts for Hurricane Helene in North Carolina were bolstered overnight Friday into Saturday with bicameral passage of a resolution avoiding a government shutdown. Overall, there’s $110 billion for a number of disasters – Helene, Hurricane Milton, Typhoon Mawar, tornadoes and wildfires – within the American Relief Act 2025, also known […]

Push on to end lame duck sessions at Ohio Statehouse

(The Center Square) – Two Ohio lawmakers are leading a bipartisan effort to stop lame duck legislative sessions in the state. A lame duck session comes after an election for new lawmakers but before those new members are sworn into office. This year, Ohio’s lame duck session ended this week with a flurry of activity […]

Remainder of protests dismissed by North Carolina election board

(The Center Square) – With 292 ballots in question and the difference of votes counted 734, the North Carolina State Board of Elections on Friday voted to dismiss remaining protests by Republican Jefferson Griffin in his race against Democrat Allison Riggs. On the 45th day after Election Day, Seat 6 on the state Supreme Court […]

Holiday traffic could eclipse records

(The Center Square) – AAA is predicting 108,677 more travelers than last year, breaking a record. Most of the 3.7 million Georgians who are expected to travel more than 50 miles from home will take their cars, especially those with young children, according to the American Automobile Association’s Montrae Waiters. “Gas demand in December goes down […]

Ohio governor travels to Mar-a-Lago as deadline to fill Vance’s Senate vacancy looms

Ohio Republican Gov. Mike DeWine recently traveled to Mar-a-Lago in Florida to meet with Trump administration officials regarding his impending appointment of a new Senator to replace Vice President-elect J.D. Vance.  A spokesperson for DeWine’s office responded to the Washington Examiner’s request for comment on reports that DeWine met with President-elect Donald Trump and Vance […]

Billionaire Democratic supporter calls Inslee’s wealth tax ‘boneheaded’

(The Center Square) – Gov. Jay Inslee’s proposal for a “wealth tax” is drawing sharp criticism from Seattle business leader, entrepreneur and Democratic supporter Nick Hanauer. Hanauer posted on X, ripping the proposal apart, calling it “impractical” with “serious legal challenges.” “I’ve spent my life working to address income inequality & progressive taxation,” posted Hanauer. “We worked hard […]

Senate Democrats use ethics investigation to target conservative Supreme Court justices

Senate Democrats on Saturday morning concluded a nearly two-year-long investigation into the ethical practices of the Supreme Court, issuing a final report that focused on the court’s conservative members, identifying rampant impropriety such as accepting lavish gifts and failing to recuse amidst conflicts of interests.  “Now more than ever before, as a result of information […]

Hochul leaves Trump pardon in hush money case on the table as Biden stays mum

Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-NY) suggested President-elect Donald Trump would need to show “remorse” to be eligible for a pardon in his hush-money case. Her comments come as President Joe Biden stays silent on potentially issuing a pardon to lift the weight of Trump’s federal cases before he takes office. BIDEN UNDER PRESSURE TO GRANT DEATH […]

Trump may need to create more regulations to destroy them

President-elect Donald Trump has promised to cut 10 regulations for each new one he creates, but as with many things in government, doing so will be a complicated affair. “I’m pledging today that in my second term, we will eliminate a minimum of 10 old regulations for every one new regulation,” Trump told the Economic […]
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