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Jun 20 2023
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2023 Spring All-Met: Girls’ Lacrosse first team, second team, honorable mention
The following student-athletes have been selected to The Washington Post’s 2023 All-Met team for girls’ lacrosse: After scoring 100 points in 2022, Rudolph improved in her junior campaign, posting 86 goals, 44 assists, 111 draw controls, 40 caused turnovers and 58 groundballs. She was named the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference player of the year for the second straight season and led
Washington PostJul 21 2023
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Alabama Republicans resist U.S. Supreme Court order to draw second Black-majority congressional district
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Alabama lawmakers on Friday proposed a new congressional map that would include a single majority-Black district in the state, a plan that could defy a Supreme Court order to give minority voters a greater voice in elections. Lawmakers in the Republican-dominated Senate passed the plan 24-6, with the House speeding toward an afternoon vote on a map that would increase
MarketWatchJun 22 2023
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RFJ Jr. says Russia ‘acting in good faith’ in Ukraine invasion, US in part to blame for war
Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suggested on Wednesday that Russia has been “acting in good faith” in various efforts to end the war in Ukraine and placed blame on the U.S. for the 16-month long conflict.
Kennedy said in an interview on SiriusXM’s “The Briefing with Steve Scully” that Russian President Vladimir Putin has “repeatedly said yes” to negotiations.
The HillJul 24 2023
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'Squad' Democrat Cori Bush keeps new husband on payroll for private security
Rep. Cori Bush (D-MO), a member of the "Squad," paid her husband thousands of dollars more in campaign funds for private security and other matters during the second quarter of 2023, according to new Federal Election Commission filings. Bush faced a flurry of ethics complaints in March over her campaign's move to keep paying Cortney Merritts, a security professional from St. Louis whom she
Washington ExaminerJul 24 2023
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Jim Justice endorses Trump
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice (R) endorsed former President Trump for the Republican nomination for president in 2024 on Monday. “The leadership and success exhibited by President Trump could not be more different than what we see today under Joe Biden. I support President Trump and firmly believe he will be our nominee and be re-elected as our next President,” he tweeted. Justice is a two-
The HillJul 19 2023
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Ranked-choice voting worked as intended, but Arlington may hit pause anyway
But as the intricacies of the voting system has also generated some frustrations in this Northern Virginia county, local lawmakers appear likely to hit pause on their grand experiment with ranked-choice voting in November’s general election. At least two of four county board members said they were leaning toward voting against using the method in November, and County Board Vice Chair Libby
Washington PostJun 20 2023
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Ohio redistricting slated for later this summer, maps in September, Senate president predicts
Once the Ohio two-year budget cycle is finished by June 30, Ohio Senate President Matt Huffman expects work to begin again on redistricting for Statehouse maps, with September as a likely date for them, he told reporters last week. Both Ohio’s U.S. Congressional district maps and Statehouse maps were declared unconstitutional gerrymanders multiple times by a bipartisan majority of the former
Ohio Capital JournalJul 24 2023
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Eugene Young, state housing director, announces bid for Delaware's Congressional seat
Eugene Young, director of the Delaware State Housing Authority, announced Monday that he is running for Delaware’s at-large U.S. Congressional seat. Young, who made the announcement in a campaign email, has been viewed as a rising star in Delaware politics for years. He will face off against state Sen. Sarah McBride and state Treasurer Colleen Davis. U.S. Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester is vying for
The News JournalMay 04 2023
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Little Rock woman charged with selling body parts ordered to undergo mental evaluation
A Little Rock woman accused of selling human body parts from a crematorium she worked for in late 2021 into mid-2022 was ordered Wednesday to undergo a mental evaluation by a federal magistrate judge before her case can proceed. Candace Chapman Scott, 36, is facing numerous charges related to allegations she was selling the body parts to a Pennsylvania man she met through a Facebook group
Hot Springs Sentinel-RecordJul 21 2023
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Donald Trump trial: Here are the key court dates in classified documents case
Former President Donald Trump's day in court for his classified documents case has been scheduled, with several important dates set to occur in the middle of the 2024 presidential campaign season. Judge Aileen Cannon has set the schedule for the trial in the case brought by special counsel Jack Smith in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida. While the schedule
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