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Remember to Vote No on Bond Issues Tomorrow

Local governments, including school districts, want to put bond issues on the ballot in low-turnout elections so most people don’t notice them.

GOP Attorneys General Sue FDA over Approval of ‘Risky, Untested’ Mail-Order Abortion Pills

The suit claims that mail-order abortion pills assist ‘sex traffickers and sexual abusers to force their victims to get abortions.’

Mike DeWine’s Closing Message against Ohio’s ‘Radical’ Abortion Amendment

The governor’s analysis is correct that the amendment’s undefined health exception would allow abortion up until birth.

Democrats in panic mode over Biden hemorrhaging support, trailing Trump in battleground states

President Biden's dire reelection picture is sending shock waves of fear through the Democratic Party's ranks and sparking public infighting over whether they should stick with their aging leader.

Trump brings the 2024 campaign to the Manhattan courtroom

Former President Donald Trump sparred with a New York judge early and often Monday as he testified in a civil trial that could threaten his real estate empire and offered a preview of the legal drama that awaits the GOP front-runner as he campaigns for a 2024 rematch with President Biden.

Tim Scott campaign memo attacks Haley and DeSantis, says senator can create ‘red wave’

Sen. Tim Scott's presidential campaign bashed two of his Republican rivals in a new memo released two days before they will take the stage for the third GOP primary debate.

House GOP campaign groups say delay in speaker’s election hasn’t hurt incumbents in swing districts

House GOP campaign groups released numbers showing them in a strong position in the upcoming 2024 campaign cycle, and say Republicans' wrangling over a new speaker hasn't hurt incumbents.

Republicans whack anti-Trump GOP candidate Peter Meijer’s run for Senate

Peter Meijer's campaign launch on Monday for a U.S. Senate seat in Michigan was met with swift opposition from his Republican Party and criticism that the ex-congressman was out of step with GOP voters.

Bottom line: Spending taxpayers’ money on foreign wars is boon for U.S. economy, defense industry

President Biden and leading Republicans are advocating for an additional $106 billion in spending for foreign wars, emphasizing the necessity to fuel the U.S. defense industry.

Albania agrees to temporarily house migrants who reach Italy while their asylum bids are processed

Albania agreed Monday to give temporary shelter to some of the thousands of migrants who reach Italian shores while their asylum bids are being processed, offering its neighbor across the Adriatic Sea some relief in managing some of the arrivals.

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