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Trump to go after Biden border policies at Michigan rally

Former President Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, will hold a rally in Michigan on Tuesday afternoon in which he is expected to focus on immigration. Trump will travel to Grand Rapids and speak specifically on what his campaign is calling “Biden’s border bloodbath,” a trip that follows an incident last month in which […]

Bernie Moreno receives backing of Koch Hispanic group in Ohio Senate contest

The Libre Initiative Action, a pro-Hispanic interest group funded by Republican megadonor Charles Koch, has endorsed Ohio Republican candidate Bernie Moreno for Senate.   Ohio is at the top of Republicans’ list as a prime opportunity to flip a blue seat and take control of the Senate next year. Moreno, a former car dealer, is up […]

Mike Johnson stresses need for House GOP to ‘stand united’ amid motion to vacate

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) spoke about the need for Republican lawmakers in the House to remain united in their slim majority, acknowledging how many of them are frustrated over the party’s congressional leadership. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) filed a motion to vacate in March, arguing that Johnson should not remain speaker. Johnson noted […]

Biden campaign says Florida in play after court paves way for abortion ballot measure

President Joe Biden’s campaign is projecting optimism that he can flip Florida after the state’s Supreme Court this week permitted Gov. Ron DeSantis’s (R-FL) six-week abortion ban to become law. In a memo, the Biden campaign condemned DeSantis’s legislation, which it said would start “ripping away access to reproductive care before many women know they […]

LSU coach Kim Mulkey says her team did not ‘intentionally’ skip national anthem

Louisiana State University women’s basketball Head Coach Kim Mulkey said her team did not miss the national anthem “intentionally” on Monday ahead of its Elite Eight matchup against the University of Iowa. Mulkey’s comments come following criticism from many online who accused Mulkey and LSU of deliberately skipping the anthem. “Honestly, I don’t even know […]

Job openings tick up very slightly despite high interest rates

The number of job openings in the United States increased by very slightly to 8.76 million in February, a sign that the labor market still has underlying strength despite higher interest rates that have weighed on some sectors. The new numbers, including openings across all sectors for that month, were released as part of the Job Openings and Labor […]

Stimulus update: Direct payment of $1,312 to be sent to some Alaskans in 16 days

Eligible Alaska residents who have not gotten their payments from the state as part of the Permanent Fund Dividend will receive their checks in 16 days. Those who will get their payment on April 18 include residents with the “Eligible-Not Paid” status as of April 10 who have yet to receive their checks from the Permanent Fund Dividend program from […]

Biden’s magic number: Anti-Joe voters draw a line in the sand on protest movement

President Joe Biden‘s skeptical voters have put a number on what they think will be a successful protest vote in Wisconsin on Tuesday.  The “uninstructed” vote, inspired by Michigan’s “uncommitted” campaign, urges Wisconsin voters to push Biden on his Israel policy to help people living in Gaza. Wisconsinites will also vote on two GOP-backed referendums […]

Thousands of Florida transplants are leaving the Sunshine State

Despite experiencing a pandemic population boom, nearly 500,000 Florida transplants decided to leave the state and move back north. According to data analytics firm CoreLogic, there were nearly two homebuyers moving to Florida in 2023 for every one person leaving. The devastation of hurricanes on property, rising housing costs, increased homeowners insurance rates, and politics […]

Arkansas expands eligibility for Education Freedom Accounts

(The Center Square) – More Arkansas students will be eligible for Education Freedom Accounts this upcoming school year, Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Monday. The program will expand to children of veterans, military reserve members, first responders, law enforcement officers, and students who previously attended D-rated schools for the 2024-2025 school year, the governor said. […]
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