A new initiative by Gov. Roy Cooper aims to alleviate medical debt for millions of North Carolinians. This landmark program promises to forgive a decade of debt for those on Medicaid and low-income residents, offering a fresh start.
Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court allows provisional ballots for rejected mail votes, impacting thousands statewide.
Former Sen. Kelly Ayotte, now running for NH governor, disputes a ruling on school underfunding, supporting school choice policies instead.
In private, Trump allegedly desired generals like Hitler’s. John Kelly warns Trump fits the definition of a fascist, seeking loyalty over duty.
The Benedictine Sisters of Erie refuted false voter fraud claims by PA Chase, a right-wing group led by Cliff Maloney.
Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, now a U.S. Senate candidate, opposes a transmission line that could affect his business interests.
Relentless aims to recruit 35,000 low-turnout voters in swing states, offering $400 for each to engage 60 people about voting, targeting 2.1 million voters.
Missouri AG seeks to restrict mifepristone, citing reduced teen births as harm. Lawsuit aims to reinstate FDA limits to address state concerns.
Nearly eight in 10 Pennsylvania voters support implementing universal free school lunches across the state.
The White House proposes a rule allowing free over-the-counter contraceptives for millions with private insurance, enhancing women’s healthcare access.
Elon Musk’s $1 million checks to Trump supporters raise legal concerns as Democrats call for an investigation.
Gov. Ron DeSantis’ lawyers drafted letters threatening criminal charges against broadcasters airing a pro-Amendment 4 ad, court records show.
