Article Summary – The Washington Post reported that Tim Sheehy, Republican U.S. Senate candidate and former Navy SEAL, lied about the origin of a combat injury, and Sheehy’s campaign responded by attacking the publication and invoking his veteran status. Sheehy’s campaign published emails from Post reporters to illustrate the focus
Article Summary – Former President Donald Trump has expressed support for House Speaker Mike Johnson amid GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s moves to oust him. Trump spoke in favor of Johnson during an event at Mar-a-Lago, stating they get along very well, despite Johnson facing significant challenges to his speakership.
Article Summary – Public Service Commission member and Republican candidate for lieutenant governor, Randy Pinocci, has had an eventful week in court with two major legal cases. Firstly, a federal court judge temporarily blocked enforcement of a law that limits how long campaign signs can be displayed post-election; Pinocci had
Article Summary – Ed Walker, a former state lawmaker, announced the suspension of his campaign for the Eastern District U.S. House race in Montana, reducing the number of Republican candidates to eight. Walker, who had around $74,000 in his campaign treasury by the end of 2023, encouraged other candidates to
Article Summary – The US Interior Department has finalized a rule making it more expensive for oil and gas producers to drill on federally owned lands, marking the first comprehensive update to the rules around drilling on federal lands since 1988. The rule includes provisions such as raising the rent
Article Summary – The solar eclipse on April 8 led to a massive influx of tourists to northwestern Pennsylvania, particularly to Erie, the largest city in the path of the eclipse. Visit Erie, the local tourism promotion agency, had anticipated 200,000 visitors and an economic boost of up to $50
