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Kamala Harris dogged by low confidence from voters: Poll

President Joe Biden has been hammered with low approval ratings by voters, but Vice President Kamala Harris isn’t having much better luck with voters’ ratings of her job performance and future, according to a new poll. A Politico-Morning Consult poll released on Wednesday shows Harris has a net disapproval rating of 52%-42% and that most […]

Inflation fell slightly to 3.3% in May

Inflation fell a tenth of a percentage point to 3.3% for the year ending in May, a welcome development as the Federal Reserve considers when it will begin cutting interest rates. The data that were reported on Wednesday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics in an update to the consumer price index are encouraging news for President Joe Biden. The White House has been emphasizing […]

Dozens of black pastors ask Shapiro to embrace school choice

(The Center Square) — More than 50 religious leaders sent an open letter on Tuesday to Gov. Josh Shapiro asking him to support school choice and educational freedom. Black Pastors United for Education, the nonprofit group, urged Shapiro to “make education a non-partisan issue, boldly dismiss the politics that prevent progress, and comprehensively fund and secure educational […]

Texas wins first round in battle over Title IX lawsuit

(The Center Square) – A federal court on Tuesday handed Texas its first win in a lawsuit filed against the Biden administration over a mandate issued by two federal agencies before the administration amended Title IX to redefine biological sex to include “sexual orientation” and “gender identity.” Title IX, which is part of the Education […]

Republicans ask Maricopa County Attorney to take Hobbs ‘pay to play’ investigation

(The Center Square) – More Republican state officials are calling on Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell to investigate the “pay to play” allegations involving the Hobbs administration and Sunshine Residential Homes. Attorney General Kris Mayes, a Democrat, has already opened an investigation triggered by a letter from Senate President Pro Tempore T.J. Shope after the […]

Worker misclassification hearing focuses on gig economy

(The Center Square) — Misclassification that’s shorting workers and the state’s safety net has some legislators looking askance at gig work. Legislators of both parties have raised concerns, though on different problems. Republicans have called misclassification “the greatest criminal activity throughout the state besides the drug trade” in regards to its economic impact. Paying an employee […]

Auto leaders’ venture company picks North Carolina global headquarters

(The Center Square) – A venture company founded by seven of the world’s largest automakers will make North Carolina its global headquarters, backed by more than $3 million in taxpayer subsidy as potential reimbursement. IONNA says it is purpose-built to “lead, innovate, create, and drive forward a redefinition of charging as an end-to-end integrated customer experience” […]

Staffer blasts IL House Speaker’s ‘poor’ attempt to meet demands

(The Center Square) – After 18 months of being rebuffed by House Speaker Emmanuel “Chris” Welch, the Organizing Committee of the Illinois Legislative Staff Association says it’s taking its demands to the court system. The crux of legislative staffers’ lawsuit is that Amendment 1, a workers’ rights amendment approved by in 2022, enshrines the right for […]

Democrats prepare to paint Trump’s VP pick as ‘extreme’ — no matter who it is

Democrats are attempting to paint everyone Donald Trump is considering to be his running mate as extreme as the former president narrows a field of Republicans vying to be his next vice president.   Trump’s reported short list covers a breadth of personalities and backgrounds. He is considering business-minded Gov. Doug Burgum (R-ND), who has […]

Democrats hope Hunter verdict chips away at Trump ‘lawfare’ claims

Democrats are using Hunter Biden‘s Tuesday conviction on felony gun charges to counter Republican claims that former President Donald Trump is the victim of a two-tiered system of justice. But whether that argument resonates with voters in November is not yet clear as perceptions of the two candidates remain largely unchanged despite a series of […]
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