New campaign finance reports reveal U.S. Sen. Jon Tester’s significant fundraising lead over GOP challenger Tim Sheehy, while Republican U.S. House candidates hold advantages.
A Helena judge approved a temporary order allowing inactive voters to sign initiative petitions, reversing a recent state decision.
A mass shooting at a Trump campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, resulted in one death and injuries to former President Trump and others, with an AR-15-style rifle recovered by law enforcement.
A federal judge in NY dismissed Rudy Giuliani’s bankruptcy case, enabling creditors to pursue his assets for debts owed.
In April, the FTC aimed to ban noncompete agreements which restrict workers from starting a new business or finding a new job in the same field after leaving their current job. However, a preliminary order has been issued against the ban by Judge Ada Brown.
Project 2025 aims to repeal the Inflation Reduction Act, potentially increasing prescription drug costs for millions of American seniors on Medicare, warns the Center for American Progress.
Former President Trump distances himself from Project 2025, a controversial roadmap for a second Trump term, despite key authors’ ties.
Arizona’s congressional delegation has proposed legislation to authorize a $5 billion water rights settlement with three local Native American tribes, in a historic move to resolve a decades-long dispute.
President Biden stands firm against calls to drop his reelection bid, urging unity to defeat Trump in the 2024 election.
Ed Case answers key questions on high costs, gun violence, political polarization, climate change, and U.S. military leases in Hawaii.
Dane County Judge Jacob Frost ruled provisions of Wisconsin’s Act 10 law, which curbed public-sector unions’ influence, unconstitutional, arguing it violated equal protection guarantees by creating unequal classes of public employees.
Climate action group, Sunrise Movement, endorses Raquel Terán in Arizona congressional primary, backing her fight for a Green New Deal.
