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Trump’s swing-state advantage tightens in Wisconsin and Georgia: Poll

Former President Donald Trump still holds leads over President Joe Biden in most key swing states, but his margins in two of those states have tightened. A new Wall Street Journal poll released Tuesday night shows Trump leading Biden 44%-43% in Georgia, and the two men are tied at 46% in Wisconsin, in a head-to-head […]

Money in the bank: Trump and RNC announce fundraising haul after war chest fears

Former President Donald Trump, alongside the Republican National Committee, raised $65.6 million despite concerns about lackluster fundraising compared to Democrats, according to a Politico report. This month’s numbers outpaced his fundraising four years ago when he ran for reelection, having raised $62 million in March 2020.  “Our campaign, working together with the RNC, has been […]

Various factors driving up car insurance premiums in Washington state

(The Center Square) – On the heels of a double-digit increase last year, Washington state drivers can expect to pay even more for auto insurance this year. A report by personal finance website Value Penguin estimates Evergreen State motorists will see the second biggest increase in premiums in the nation this year, at 18%. “There are a […]

Border crisis worsens as Mexico dries out south Texas farmers

(The Center Square) – The border crisis continues to worsen as the Mexican government dries out south Texas farmers, those in Texas’ Rio Grande Valley argue. The situation has become so dire that state Democratic lawmakers have called on the Biden administration and Gov. Greg Abbott to take immediate action. Democratic members of Congress also […]

Voters defeat 40-year sales tax for Kansas City sports stadiums

(The Center Square) – Kansas City’s professional football and baseball teams promised to stay in Jackson County if a 40-year sales tax to pay for stadiums was approved on Tuesday, but voters rejected the plan. The Jackson County Election Board’s unofficial results showed 57.8% of voters cast ballots against a three-eighths of a cent sales tax beginning […]

Pittsburgh’s ‘economic doldrums’ persist despite low unemployment

(The Center Square ) — Pennsylvania has struggled to reverse population losses in much of the state – this despite its low unemployment rate. Labor-force participation rates have dropped, and the overall effect has been for “employment doldrums” to set in, as one policy group argues. For Pittsburgh, the news is more dire. “Job gains […]

Washington parents denied foster care license sue state over gender ideology

(The Center Square) – After nine years serving as foster parents in Washington state, Shane and Jennifer DeGross say they have lost their foster care license because of their religious beliefs concerning gender identity policies. The couple has filed a federal lawsuit in U.S. District Court against the Washington State Department of Children, Youth & Families. “Washington […]

Illinois Republicans call for reforms of Prisoner Review Board

(The Center Square) – In the wake of an early parolee who was arrested for allegedly stabbing his ex-girlfriend and killing an 11-year-old boy the day after his release, Republicans are calling for changes to the Illinois Prisoner Review Board.   In an incident that is getting national attention, Crosetti Brand is accused of attacking his ex-girlfriend […]

Supreme Court mulling briefs from Trump allies and ex-officials in immunity bid

The Supreme Court will soon weigh Donald Trump‘s claim that presidential immunity should shield him from prosecution — prompting former generals, officials, and allied legal minds to chime in on the former president’s argument. So far, 18 groups have submitted amicus briefs or “friend of the court” filings related to the immunity case that express […]

Soaring interest costs to exceed defense spending as government faces fiscal reckoning

Soaring interest costs are set to exceed all defense spending this year, with the gap only growing over the next decade as lawmakers stare down major fiscal problems. This year, the United States will be shackled with $870 billion in payments on net interest. That is nearly 5.7% more than the $822 billion the government […]
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