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Jun 21 2024
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CT to weigh letting state water utility bid on Eversource’s Aquarion
The agenda for next week’s special session of the General Assembly is expected to include legislation that would allow the South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority to make a bid for the purchase of the Aquarion Water Company. The Regional Water Authority was created by a special act of the General Assembly in 1977 and would need new enabling legislation to expand outside its current
CT MirrorJan 11 2021
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Biden hoping Senate can split impeachment with other priorities
President-elect Joseph R. Biden said Monday he’s been in touch with “folks in the Senate” on potentially splitting the floor time that would be required for an impeachment trial with time for his early legislative and personnel priorities.
“Can you go a half day on dealing with impeachment and a half-day getting my people nominated and confirmed in the Senate as well as moving on the [
Washington TimesMay 04 2020
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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
PoliticoJun 25 2024
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Trump Has a Secret Weapon in His Effort To Disqualify ‘Unethical’ Fani Willis Over Secret Romance — Georgia Law
The 45th president makes his case to the Peach State’s court of appeals, which will have wide latitude to rule in his favor. President Trump could have a secret weapon in his push to disqualify the district attorney of Fulton County, Fani Willis, from prosecuting him and 18 others for racketeering and other crimes — the black letter Georgia law that governs appeals like the one Trump has
The New York SunJun 19 2024
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Pink Ribbon Scramble Helps Women battling breast cancer
MAPLETON, N.D. (KVRR) – The Pink Ribbon Scramble at the Maple River Golf Course in Mapleton, North Dakota was founded in 2006 as a way to help women battling breast cancer and other illnesses. Over the years the scramble has benefited many different area nonprofits. However, in 2022 organizers decided to focus on financially assisting area women battling breast cancer and other illnesses in
KVRRJun 25 2024
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Due diligence: Biden, Trump court disaffected Black voters in Philly
What questions do you have about the 2024 elections? What major issues do you want candidates to address? Let us know. Black voters were instrumental in Joe Biden’s primary win in 2020. Yours truly was in South Carolina when Black voters there helped Obama’s vice president secure the nomination. “We know him,” a voter, Deborah, told me while waiting in a long primary line. “He’s been in
WHYYMay 10 2024
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Voter Guide 2024: Read primary candidates’ answers before you head to polls in Boise area
The Idaho Statesman has compiled an election guide to the May 2024 primary election featuring survey answers from candidates in all contested races. Below, you can click on each link to find the information on the individual races.
The election is May 21.
To find your legislative district, click here.
District 21: Senate and House A Republicans (all others uncontested)
Yahoo NewsMay 05 2023
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Fetterman Shares What Contributed to His Depression — It Involves His Run for Senate
Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) is sharing what he believes contributed to his depression. During an interview with KDKA, Fetterman said he feels “fantastic” after a six-week hospital stay to treat his depression. “A lot of people have been asking, ‘Hey, how are you feeling, how’s your depression?’ It’s in remission, and I am just so grateful to be feeling great,” he said. Journalist Jon Delano
Independent Journal ReviewJun 27 2024
Analysis
In This Debate, CNN Is the Decider
The prime-time matchup on Thursday between President Biden and former President Donald J. Trump represents an evening full of promise and peril.
Especially for CNN.
For the first time in decades, a single television network will have sole discretion over the look, feel and cadence of a general-election presidential debate. Unlike in past years, when an independent, nonprofit
New York Times (News)Jun 25 2024
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VCU Professor previews first Presidential debate between Trump, Biden
RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — For the first time in this election cycle, President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump will go head-to-head on Thursday in a 90-minute debate in Atlanta hosted by CNN. “Both candidates have to walk in there saying ‘This really means something, because I can just move 1,000 people this way or 1,000 people that way,’ that may be the difference in who wins,” VCU
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