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Jun 05 2022
News
Wisconsin Senate race tightens as rivals close in on Barnes
Milwaukee Bucks executive Alex Lasry is closing in on Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes in Wisconsin’s Senate Democratic primary, according to a new internal poll.
Thirty-four percent of likely Democratic voters support Barnes, while 31 percent are for Lasry, 18 percent back state Treasurer Sarah Godlewski, and 5 percent are behind Outagamie County Executive Tom Nelson, a survey commissioned by
PoliticoSep 06 2022
News
Trump Says Geoff Diehl Will Rule Massachusetts With 'Iron Fist' If Elected
Donald Trump called on Republican voters to back Geoff Diehl, his choice for governor in Massachusetts, in Tuesday's GOP primary, while promising the former state representative will "rule with an iron fist."
Speaking during a tele rally as part of Diehl's campaign on Monday night, the former president praised the man hoping to replace Gov. Charlie Barker, who isn't standing for
NewsweekOct 08 2022
News
GOP shows signs of coming home for Oz as Fetterman lead shrinks
It took a while, but Republicans are finally coming home for Mehmet Oz in Pennsylvania, putting him squarely in striking distance of Lt. Gov. John Fetterman (D) in the state’s Senate contest.
Over the last month, national and Pennsylvania Republicans alike have grown increasingly bullish over Oz’s chances as attacks on Fetterman’s campaign strategy amid his stroke recovery and stance
The HillOct 18 2022
News
Amazon workers reject union in NY state in blow to organizing effort
Amazon.com Inc (AMZN.O) workers rejected organizing a New York state warehouse by a nearly two-to-one margin on Tuesday, handing another defeat to the fledgling labor union that had aimed to build momentum in its cross-country campaign.
At ALB1, the retailer's fulfillment center in Castleton-on-Hudson near the state's capital Albany, employees voted 406 to 206 against joining the Amazon
ReutersApr 11 2022
Perspectives Blog
When — or Whether — the GOP Splits Over Trump
From the CenterIn recent weeks, I’ve written about divides within the Democratic Party over energy, immigration, police reform and any number of policy matters. But the disagreements among Democrats are actually fairly small to the large and growing chasm in the Republican Party about what exactly to do with Donald Trump. Make no mistake, the former president is still by far the strongest
Dan SchnurJul 27 2022
News
‘Unfair, Unsubstantiated, And Unverified’: Federal Reserve Dismisses Bombshell Claims Of Chinese Breaches
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell responded to a report from Senate Republicans claiming that the central bank failed to combat a Chinese government information theft campaign by calling it “unfair, unsubstantiated, and unverified.”
The Federal Reserve, charged with executing a dual mandate of maximum employment and stable prices, is presently determining policy to navigate the United
The Daily WireOct 17 2022
News
The sleeper state Republicans are targeting to win the Senate
For months, top party operatives have mused that Joe O’Dea is the best Republican candidate running for Senate this year.
While other GOP nominees are countering reports that they have encouraged abortions, killed puppies or waffled on the 2020 election being legitimate, O’Dea has been talking non-stop about soaring inflation.
The moderate Colorado Republican Senate nominee has
PoliticoAug 07 2022
Opinion
Why Is There More Media Talk About Using Nuclear Weapons Than About Banning Them?
It’s of critical importance—indeed, existential importance—to the world: the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons. And a coalition of peace organizations in the United States is charging that media are acting like the treaty “does not exist.”
The Nuclear Ban Treaty Collaborative is waging a campaign to encourage press coverage of the treaty, which, it argues, “provides the only
FAIRSep 16 2022
News
Crist Calls Florida GOP Gubernatorial Opponent ‘DeSatan’ in Surfaced Video
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Charlie Crist appears to have compared himself to Jesus Christ and Gov. Ron DeSantis to Satan at a campaign event in which he spoke about “decency.”
A video of the comments that was published on several social media channels surfaced from a volunteer kick-off event hosted by Pinellas County Democrats in March.
In his remarks, Crist said he’s
The Florida Capital StarAug 04 2022
Opinion
The Lessons of Kansas
On Tuesday, an overwhelming majority of Kansas voters defeated a referendum that would have added language to the state constitution declaring that the state’s basic law “does not create or secure a right to abortion.”
The ballot initiative was a response to the 2019 Kansas supreme-court ruling that held the state constitution contained a “fundamental” right to abortion since 1859. That
National Review (News)