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Arizona politicians, stakeholders react to Biden’s border order

(The Center Square) – President Joe Biden’s proclamation limiting the number of asylum seekers each day at the southern border sparked a range of reactions from politicians and groups in Arizona. Biden said the United States will not allow people to claim asylum if the average daily number of those seeking asylum passes 2,500 average […]

Preliminary injunction sought for teen suing North Carolina school district

(The Center Square) – Clearance of a North Carolina teen’s academic record for saying “illegal aliens” in a classroom setting is sought in a preliminary injunction filed Tuesday. Christian McGhee, a 16-year-old at Central Davidson High in Lexington, and his parents Leah and Chad McGhee, sued the Davidson County School District Board of Education. The […]

Arizona GOP files lawsuit over more than 500,000 ‘unaccounted-for voters on the rolls’

The Arizona Republican Party and the Arizona Free Enterprise Club filed a lawsuit against Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes. Both organizations have accused Fontes of violating numerous issues related to the National Voter Registration Act, according to a social media post on X. The lawsuit concerns alleged discrepancies in the state’s voter registration system […]

Flip the script: Republicans harnessing ‘tremendous momentum’ in quest to win New Jersey

President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are locked in a fight for seven swing states that appear to be in control of who will be the next president. But outside the Rust Belt and Sun Belt contests that have dominated everyone’s attention, Republicans and Democrats are both putting states no one expects to […]

What is Trump’s path to Supreme Court for conviction appeal?

Former President Donald Trump has urged the Supreme Court to intervene in his hush money case in New York despite legal experts suggesting the likelihood of this happening soon, or at all, remaining low at this point. Trump, the leading Republican candidate for president, made his long-shot call for Supreme Court intervention in a post […]

Trump post-verdict fundraising poised to evaporate Biden cash advantage

Silence is speaking volumes regarding President Joe Biden’s fundraising numbers after former President Donald Trump‘s conviction in his New York hush money trial. Biden had outraised Trump before his predecessor started making up ground in April, post-primary. But despite Trump’s legal costs, Biden’s cash on hand advantage could be gone. Trump’s conviction has “greatly motivated” […]

Top takeaways from Tuesday primaries in New Jersey, Montana, and more

Primary contests in five states and Washington, D.C., showed incumbent lawmakers continue to have staying power. Council members from the nation’s capital to elected officials in Iowa, Montana, and New Jersey defeated challengers and easily won their primaries. President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump easily won primaries Tuesday night, but both 2024 candidates continue to face […]

Senate crafts defense bill without Tuberville abortion drama

Senate Republicans won’t be reviving a fight over the Pentagon’s abortion policy as the chamber negotiates this year’s annual defense bill. Next week, the Armed Services Committee will approve the National Defense Authorization Act, which sets the priorities of the U.S. military, without the drama that accompanied last year’s legislation. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL), a […]

Biden moved on the border — will it move voters?

President Joe Biden’s new border security executive order angered both hard-line conservatives and progressive immigration activists in near-equal measure on Tuesday, but the move could bump his stock with moderates ahead of the 2024 general election. Immigration and border security have steadily climbed the ranks of issues most important to voters ahead of November, and, […]

Top four takeaways from D.C. primaries in first election allowing noncitizens to vote

Residents of Washington, D.C., headed to the polls for a slew of local primary elections on Tuesday in a cycle that has been dominated by rising crime rates in the city as well as high cost of living.  Five seats on the local D.C. Council were up for grabs on election night, with all but […]
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