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Take a wild guess who can’t promise they won’t overthrow the government

Trump’s failure to sign the Illinois oath confirms what should be obvious: If he wins the Republican presidential nomination and then loses the general election, Trump will once again claim he won and say the election was rigged.

Post-Dobbs, pregnancy centers help moms and babies before and after birth

The increase in both the number of pregnancy centers and their scope of services, including medical care, have certainly played a role in reducing the abortion rate by half since 1980.

Morning Report — Trump argues immunity; Iowa heats up 

Former President Trump traded snowy Iowa for a court appearance in Washington on Tuesday, where his legal arguments about immunity invited a chilly judicial response. The three-judge panel’s reception to Trump’s presidential immunity claims regarding charges related to the 2020 election was broadly skeptical.  Trump attended the hearing before the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals,...

NJ Gov. Murphy proposes voting rights for 16-year-olds in school board elections

New Jersey Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy has announced a set of proposals for the state, seeking support from the recently expanded Democrat-led Legislature.

Virginia heads into 2024 General Assembly session with Democrats in control of Capitol

Democrats in VA retain a thin majority heading into 2024, and while bipartisan cooperation is likely on issues like mental health, others like gun control could prove more contentious.

Trump blasts Fulton County prosecutor Fani Willis after romantic partner allegations: ‘Totally compromised’

Former President Donald Trump said Fulton County prosecutor Fani Willis is "totally compromised" after allegations of her "improper" romantic relationship surfaced.

Nevada judge rejects Trump ballot eligibility challenge, says GOP opponent ‘improperly manufactured’ standing

A Nevada judge rejected Republican candidate John Anthony Castro's lawsuit questioning former President Trump's eligibility over the Fourteenth Amendment.

SecDef Austin’s ‘reckless’ handling of hospitalization ‘undermined’ constitutional commitments: expert

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's hospitalization without the White House's knowledge undermined the "constitutional commitment to civilian control of the military," one expert says.

Speaker Johnson endorses former NASCAR driver for Maine Democrat’s congressional seat

Former NASCAR driver-turned-Maine GOP congressional candidate Austin Theriault received an endorsement from Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson of Louisiana.

Former New Mexico sheriff ditches Democrat Party, launches bid for Senate: ‘I want to get things done’

Manuel Gonzales, the former sheriff Bernalillo County, has switched political parties and will run for U.S. Senate in New Mexico as a Republican.

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