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Jun 10 2022
Analysis
Partisan opponents find common ground on election reform
Four years ago, Michael Steele and Donna Brazile sat down together in Charlottesville, Va., to discuss ways a Republican and a Democrat can bridge the divide on issues of race, despite their partisan differences.
Steele, a former chairman of the Republican National Committee, and Brazile, who led the Democratic National Committee, reconvened Tuesday to find common ground on
The FulcrumJun 27 2022
Perspectives Blog
How Polls Are Underplaying The Common Ground in the Abortion Debate
The way that the media and politicians frame the abortion debate makes it seem like Americans share little common ground on both a moral and constitutional level — but data has rebuked this idea.
The abortion debate has been at the forefront of national media and politics since last Friday when the Supreme Court overturned the 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling, which decriminalized abortion
AllSides StaffApr 14 2024
News
Polis calls for ‘common sense’ federal cannabis regulations at NoCo Hemp Expo – BizWest
ESTES PARK — Lawmakers in Washington ought to adopt an approach more like Colorado’s when it comes to regulating hemp and cannabis, Gov. Jared Polis said Friday during a keynote address at the Northern Colorado Hemp Expo in Estes Park. “We are proudly pushing and moving forward here in Colorado,” he said, and now voters across the country must “call on Congress to act to remove really simple
BizWestApr 18 2024
News
UPDATE: EF-0 tornado in Champaign County on the ground for 3 miles, NWS says
The EF-0 tornado that touched down in Champaign County on Wednesday began east of Urbana and was on the ground approximately 3 miles, the National Weather Service assessment team in Wilmington said in an updated report issued late Thursday afternoon. >> RELATED: EF-1 tornado touched down in Delaware County on Wednesday, NWS confirms The tornado began approximately 6 miles east of Urbana
Yahoo NewsApr 14 2024
News
Moms for Liberty co-founder tells American parents they have something in common with Trump
Sitting in a large auditorium in the nation's capital, Moms for Liberty co-founder Tiffany Justice traded the spotlight of school board meetings in a tiny Florida county to take center stage before upper crust conservative Washington elites. Justice turned to make direct eye contact with those in the crowd and delivered a stern warning: The Department of Justice is coming after parents the
"USA Today" ContributorNov 15 2012
News
Common Ground May Be Easier to Find in Senate
In the great tax and budget showdown taking shape in Washington, most of the attention is focused on President Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner: Can the Democratic president and the Republican leader of the House figure out a way to get together on a deal that prevents a dive off that fiscal cliff of big tax increases and spending cuts at years end?
Wall Street Journal (News)Apr 14 2024
News
'Micro grocery store' concept breaks ground in north Tulsa
A new “micro grocery store” concept that will provide healthy, affordable food and other items to Tulsans in an underserved part of the community broke ground last week. The BAZAR store, a project of Tulsa Metropolitan Ministry, will be located at 5247 E. Pine St. in the Dawson neighborhood of north Tulsa. Funding for the project includes $220,000 in American Rescue Plan Act funds from the
Tulsa WorldMar 19 2024
News
Murray: Freight rail common good for commonwealth
With so much emphasis on the high-tech sectors in Boston and elsewhere, it’s easy to overlook the significant role that freight rail plays in our daily lives. Massachusetts, a state of innovation and progress ranked first in the nation last year for jobs in high-tech industries, has also been a hub for trade and commerce for hundreds of years. Freight railways support local economies across
Boston HeraldMar 30 2024
News
Filing period begins for Oklahoma elections; noncompetitive races common
Many people no doubt think of elections as being decided in November, when most general elections are held. In Oklahoma, though, a lot of elections will be decided this week. Aside from the school board elections in many jurisdictions on Tuesday, the three-day filing period for county and state offices, and Oklahoma’s five congressional seats, begins at 8 a.m. Wednesday. And, if history is any
Tulsa World