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Behind enemy lines Former President Donald Trump has made a point of making frequent media appearances to be a counterbalance to Vice President Kamala Harris’s attempt to run President Joe Biden’s successful 2020 basement campaign. His interviews and press conferences haven’t always been on hostile territory up until this week, but he has been more […]

(The Center Square) – A fiscal analysis from the libertarian Cato Institute grades Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers as one of six governors with an “F” in terms of fiscal policy, taxes and spending. Evers joins Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on the list of F grades along with John Carney of Delaware, Jay Inslee of Washington, Janet Mills […]

(The Center Square) – Federal prosecutors said the four former lobbyists and utility executives convicted in the ComEd Four trial last year don’t need a new trial after the U.S. Supreme Court narrowed the federal bribery statute.  Defense attorneys for the four former Commonwealth Edison executives and lobbyists convicted of bribing one of the state’s […]

(The Center Square) – The Spokane City Council approved an ordinance on Monday prohibiting landlords from evicting tenants or raising rent without a business license, potentially sparking a lawsuit.  The legislation amends an existing section of the Spokane Municipal Code to provide some accountability for another ordinance passed last year. That measure requires landlords to obtain […]

As former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris make their closing pitches as to who will occupy the White House on Jan. 20, 2025, preparations are well underway for the administration of the 47th president. With the General Services Administration at the helm of the preparations, here is what has already been done, […]

Nevada has been back and forth over the last few years. The Silver State voted blue in 1992 and 1996, red in 2000 and 2004, and blue again until 2020, when President Joe Biden won the state’s six electoral votes by 2.39%. The Washington Examiner is following the key matters voters care about as they […]

The Biden administration is plugging its student loan plans one more time ahead of Election Day, announcing another $4.7 billion of loans that will not have to be repaid by roughly 60,000 people. “For too long, the government failed to live up to its commitments, and only 7,000 people had ever received forgiveness under Public […]

Former President Donald Trump fielded multiple questions from voters during a Wednesday town hall with Spanish-language television network Univision meant to appeal to Latino voters. Immigration was a key topic at the event, filmed in Doral, Florida, and hosted by journalist Enrique Acevedo. But for the most part, Trump opted not to discuss some of […]

Arizona Senate candidate Rep. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) has lost his court battle over the release of his personal divorce records, a dispute that landed in front of the state’s Supreme Court. The court denied Gallego’s motion for a stay, and the records are expected to be released on Thursday. They will detail the divorce proceedings […]

Comedian Jerry Seinfeld is backtracking his critique of the “extreme Left” that claimed it wrecked comedy in television programming. While appearing on comedian Tom Papa’s Breaking Bread podcast this week, Seinfeld said that he now regrets his previous comments. “I said that the ‘extreme Left’ has suppressed the art of comedy. I did say that. […]