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Leaderless Democrats eye ‘rigorous’ 2028 calendar after Harris and Biden letdown

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn — Locked out of power and without an obvious leader, Democrats are debating a possible pathway out of the political wilderness, and which states should be first on their road map. At the Democratic National Committee meeting in Minneapolis, DNC members began 2028 presidential election planning to avoid repeating the mistakes of 2024, […]

Newsom says Trump not joking about scrapping 2028 election

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) said on Wednesday he doesn’t think President Donald Trump is joking about extending his term beyond 2028. Newsom points to the new “Trump 2028” hats as proof that Trump wants to do away with the next presidential election. “I don’t think Donald Trump wants another election,” Newsom said at a Politico […]

Melania Trump offers condolences, calls for ‘intervention’ in wake of Minnesota school shooting

First lady Melania Trump took to social media late Wednesday night to comment on the tragedy earlier in the day at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in which two students, an 8-year-old and a 10-year-old, were shot and killed during mass. Seventeen other students were also wounded.  The first lady called for preventive measures […]

Trump rips Utah court order to redraw electoral map as ‘absolutely unconstitutional’

President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that a new order from a Utah judge, who ruled that the state’s congressional map must be redrawn before the 2026 midterm elections, was “absolutely unconstitutional.” “How did such a wonderful Republican State like Utah, which I won in every Election, end up with so many Radical Left Judges? […]

Trump met privately with Indiana Republican leaders about redistricting

President Donald Trump met privately with Indiana Republican leaders on Tuesday to discuss the state legislature’s appetite for a mid-decade redistricting battle with blue states. The state lawmakers met with Trump and Vice President JD Vance at the White House after Indiana’s Republican-controlled legislature expressed hesitation about redrawing the state’s congressional map to boost the […]

Louisiana asks Supreme Court to strike down race-based redistricting

Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill has asked the Supreme Court to strike down a racial redistricting law that forced the state legislature to create a second black-majority congressional district. The Supreme Court punted last term on deciding the legality of Louisiana’s creation of a second black-majority district in compliance with Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, […]

Commission approves first-of-its kind charter school in Tennessee

(The Center Square) – The Tennessee Public Charter School Commission reversed a decision by Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools and approved an application for a school designed for at-risk youth. Known as “The Rock Academy,” the school would address chronically absent students. It would be open initially to 88 ninth graders. Nashville school officials asked the commission […]

Judge rules Fulton County commissioners in contempt of court order

(The Center Square) – A judge said Wednesday that the Fulton County Board of Commissioners will be subjected to a fine of $10,000 a day beginning Friday if it doesn’t comply with a court order to seat two Republican members on its election board. Senior Fulton County Judge David Emerson issued the ruling a week after […]

MAGNET seeks to drive industry to the South

(The Center Square) – Three Southeastern states have launched a regional research project on automobile and battery production, hoping to further develop those industries in the region and create more jobs. Mississippi-Alabama-Georgia Network for Evolving Transportation, colloquially to be known as MAGNET, was launched Wednesday. “In 2023, our three states collectively built 1.9 million cars […]

HUD threatens funding for public housing authorities shielding illegal immigrants

EXCLUSIVE — President Donald Trump‘s Department of Housing and Urban Development is giving every public housing authority in the country 30 days to share citizenship status of tenants or risk losing their federal funding. By law, every PHA is required to share eligibility information, including citizenship status, with HUD. Section 214 of the Housing and Community Development Act specifically […]
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