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HELENA, Mont. — Montana Rep. Zooey Zephyr hoisted a non-functioning microphone into the air on Monday as her supporters interrupted proceedings in the state House by chanting “Let Her Speak!” while Republican leaders in the legislature doubled down on their decision to continue to forbid her from participating in debate for a second week. Zephyr, a first-term Democrat from Missoula, had aimed

Remember how excited your first day of school was when you were a kid? Aaron Rodgers had a similar feeling during his introductory press conference Wednesday after the trade to the Jets was made official. Rodgers was smiling from ear to ear as he left behind 18 years with the Packers. Now he hopes to bring some of that similar success to a Jets franchise that’s been starving for just a trip to

A series of 911 calls released by Louisville law enforcement officials offer horrific context to Monday’s mass shooting, where a 25-year-old gunman killed five colleagues and left a police officer clinging to life. One of those warnings seemingly came from the worried mother of shooter Connor Sturgeon. She told authorities Sturgeon was a “good kid” who “never hurt anyone.” But, she said,

PORTSMOUTH — A teenage boy accused of spray painting hateful imagery and messages on downtown businesses, homes and houses of worship has been charged with 22 counts of violating the New Hampshire Civil Rights Act, according to New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella. The teenager, a Portsmouth resident and former Portsmouth High School student, allegedly damaged property on Feb. 21,