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Mar 24 2024
News
2024 Nebraska Latest Election News & Updates
• None Could Nebraska's "blue dot" help Biden win the election? Alongside other “blue wall” states in the upper Midwest, President Biden’s campaign is looking to Omaha, Nebraska for a single electoral vote. Thanks for your feedback! • None Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff made a campaign stop in Omaha as the general elections kicks off. Emhoff, who is Jewish, also responded to comments made by
Yahoo NewsMar 12 2024
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Republican attorney general candidate is not licensed to practice law in Utah
Trent Christensen, a Republican candidate for Utah attorney general, is not currently licensed to practice law in Utah but says he’s in the process of remedying his affiliation status ahead of the 2024 election. To be the Beehive State’s top elected law enforcement officer, Christensen will need to be in “good standing” with the bar. Under the Utah Constitution, the attorney general must be 25
The Salt Lake TribuneMar 21 2024
News
A new law restores voting rights to felony offenders. Minnesota is spreading the word in prisons.
Behind a 22-foot-high granite wall and layers of metal security gates, Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon ran through the state's voter registration rules and how to cast a ballot absentee before Election Day. His audience: more than a dozen people incarcerated at the Minnesota Correctional Facility in St. Cloud who will soon be released and can vote in the November election under a new
Star TribuneMar 24 2024
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2024 Tennessee Latest Election News & Updates
• None Curious how elections work? This Knox County seminar is for you "The purpose ... is to cut through some of the noise out there and provide factual information that leads to more informed voters in Knox County." Thanks for your feedback! • None Mar. 20—Lebanon Mayor Rick Bell has proposed the termination of a $14 million contract with Relyant Global after delays in the construction of
Yahoo NewsMar 26 2024
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Move to expand CT's sick day law gets committee approval
Connecticut lawmakers have advanced legislation seeking to expand the state’s paid sick day law to include all employees in the state. The move would require workplaces to offer employees 40 hours of paid sick time per year. Current law only mandates this for workplaces with 50 or more employees. Sick days can be used for time needed to tend to an illness, injury and mental health. The time
CT MirrorMar 18 2024
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Election 2024 Insurrection Amendment
The Supreme Court has rejected an appeal by a former New Mexico county commissioner banished from public office for participating in the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection. The court’s order Monday means Republican former Otero County commissioner Couy Griffin remains disqualified from public office under a constitutional provision designed to prevent ex-Confederates from serving in government after
Tulsa WorldMar 26 2024
Opinion
We’re who Justice Alito said should make abortion law. Leave mifepristone alone.
The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Tuesday in the biggest abortion case in the two years since it rolled back women’s reproductive health protections by striking down Roe v. Wade. In that disastrous 6-3 decision, Justice Samuel Alito, writing for the majority, said, “It is time to heed the Constitution and return the issue of abortion to the people’s elected representatives.”
Multiple Writers - Lean LeftMar 26 2024
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MN GOP Rep: Gun Law Increases Risk Of Killer Cows
While arguing against a proposal for safe storage requirements for firearms, Minnesota state Sen. Warren Limmer (R-Maple Grove) contended that rural citizens need guns readily available to deal with cows. “You even walk too close to a cow, and it’ll take you down and trample you into dust,” Limmer said. “Fumbling around with a lock while a cow or a bull or any other animal is going after your
JoeMyGodMar 26 2024
News
CT 'clean slate law' full implementation faces another delay
Just three months after announcing plans for full implementation of a 2021 law to erase misdemeanors and certain low-level felonies for more than 80,000 people near the start of this year, Connecticut officials have fallen well short of their promise, with only about 13,600 residents having had their records cleared so far. A celebratory gathering in December was intended to mark the long-
CT MirrorMar 17 2024
News
Law enforcement conducts investigations with thermal drones
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI)-Two separate instances in the region have led law enforcement agencies to use thermal imaging drones to advance their investigations. One of them was in Sublette County, Wyoming. A woman with special needs left her home and walked away, covering a distance of three miles. Law Enforcement was able to rapidly find her due to the use of a thermal imaging drone. With the
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