President Biden announced over a million veterans’ toxic exposure claims have been approved under the PACT Act, a significant step for veterans’ healthcare.
After 18 years in the U.S. Senate, Jon Tester lost his reelection bid. Known for key legislative achievements, he congratulated Tim Sheehy on his victory.
Pennsylvania receives a $600,000 grant to tackle veteran suicides, aiming to enhance mental health support and preventive measures statewide.
The VA will expedite health care eligibility for veterans exposed to toxins, under the PACT Act, by March 2024, following Biden’s directive.
Detroit City Council President Mary Sheffield announced her bid to become the city’s first female mayor, emphasizing her 11 years of experience.
Clean energy is booming in North Carolina, with major projects like Toyota’s EV battery plant in Randolph County creating thousands of local jobs.
Carrboro sues Duke Energy, accusing it of a “deception campaign” on climate change, costing the town millions and endangering public safety.
A recount confirmed Democrat Justice Riggs’ win against Griffin, who challenges 60K ballots. NC Democrats filed a lawsuit to uphold those votes.
While the U.S. leaned right in 2024, Western North Carolina bucked the trend, with several counties shifting Democratic, driven by local factors.
Immigrants in Arizona are anxious after the election of Joe Arpaio’s former deputy and passage of anti-immigration Prop 314.
The NC legislature’s “hurricane relief” bill aims to strip power from Democrats, fitting a pattern of partisan tactics in the state assembly.
Arizona’s immigrant community braces for Trump’s presidency, fearing mass deportations and challenges to their rights.
