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Jun 11 2024
News
Recognized as an HGTV Smart Home, this New Hanover house is on the market
A Castle Hayne home recognized by HGTV in 2022 is on the market. According to a Realtor.com listing, the home at 3744 White Cliffs Drive in the River Bluffs community is currently listed for just over $1.4 million. The home was featured as the HGTV Smart Home 2022. The annual contest began in 2008 and has featured homes across the country. The 2022 recognition marked the second time a North
Star News
Jun 17 2022
News
Republican Senate gun negotiator walks out of talks
The lead Republican negotiator for what would be the US Senate's first gun control bill in a generation has walked out of talks with Democrats.
Texas Senator John Cornyn has played a key role in drafting the framework of a proposed firearms bill following mass shootings in Texas and New York.
Leaving Washington, he said: "I'm through talking."
The plans include tougher
BBC News
Jun 25 2024
News
Rolling Stone CEO talks future of Life is Beautiful after mixed reaction to 'block party' plan
LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — The fan-favorite Life Is Beautiful festival is returning to Downtown Las Vegas, but it will look a little different. This year, organizers are hosting "A Big Beautiful Block Party", which has gotten mixed reactions from Las Vegas locals and festivalgoers. Rolling Stone acquired a majority stake in the festival in 2022 and the event is now entirely owned by the company. I sat
KTNV 13 Las Vegas
Jul 10 2024
Opinion
Democrats don’t just need a new candidate. They need a reckoning
It was 17 years ago that Joe Biden – having just launched a second, hopeless bid for the presidency, his first having been toppled, 20 years earlier, by his habit of talking nonsense – infamously offered Barack Obama a compliment he thought magnanimous: “You got the first mainstream African American who is articulate and bright and clean and a nice-looking guy,” he told the New York Observer
The Guardian
Nov 16 2022
News
Election deniers seize on Lake loss as GOP tries to move past claims
Kari Lake and her supporters are seizing on claims of a rigged election after her loss to Democrat Katie Hobbs in the Arizona governor’s race, complicating GOP efforts to move past such allegations after a disappointing midterm election for the party.
Republicans saw the years-long cries of a rigged election in 2020 as having hurt their party after the GOP failed to win back the Senate
The Hill
Jul 02 2024
News
Joe Biden's Suitability for President Questioned by Top Democrats
Congressman Mike Quigley has become the latest prominent Democrat to question President Joe Biden's suitability. In an interview with CNN host Kasie Hunt, the representative for Illinois's 5th district said that the president "has to be honest with himself" about whether he should continue his campaign to be the nation's commander in chief. Quigley said that, should Biden not drop out, the
Newsweek
May 10 2023
News
Four things Democrats can get done when Feinstein returns to Senate
Democrats will find themselves back in a position of power in the Senate when Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) returns to the Capitol on Wednesday. Feinstein had been out of the upper chamber since February after contracting shingles. At 89, a handful of Democrats called upon her to resign, frustrated by the headaches her prolonged absence caused. Now that she is back, Democrats can charge ahead
Washington Examiner
Feb 06 2021
News
Senate Republicans Call For Moving Olympics From China, Citing Genocide
Senate Republicans introduced a resolution Tuesday demanding China no longer host the 2022 Winter Olympics, citing human-rights abuses within the country.
The resolution, which was introduced by Sen. Rick Scott (R., Fla.) and backed by six other Senate Republicans, cites the ongoing genocide in Xinjiang along with several other human-rights abuses from Beijing as grounds for moving the
Washington Free Beacon
Jun 26 2024
News
From service to serving God: San Antonio nonprofit aims to help people overcome religious trauma
SAN ANTONIO – From the service industry to serving Jesus, Nico Bonner is working to help people with religious trauma heal in the San Antonio and Houston communities. Bonner’s big revelation came to her the day before her 33rd birthday in 2022. She and her wife, Jessica, were in a major car crash. They survived without any severe injuries. “It led me to the realization that I had been in so
KSAT
May 04 2020
News
The Senate’s return is a test case for the House
If Congress returns too soon and lawmakers contract coronavirus, leaders could face backlash for not keeping members safe. But if Congress doesn’t get back to business, leaders could take heat for sitting on the sidelines in the middle of a crisis. Those are the competing pressures that the Senate and House are under as they make decisions about when — and how — to reopen.
So far, the
Politico