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Rick Scott spends millions on ads focused on Florida’s Hispanic voters
Scott is bringing out one of the most effective weapons in the GOP arsenal: Socialism.
Daily Archives: April 3, 2024
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House GOP leadership’s Super PAC backs Derrick Anderson over crowded field in CD 7
The Democratic incumbent isn’t seeking re-election, giving Republicans an opening to flip a blue seat.
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GOP House PAC adds Laurie Buckhout to ‘trailblazers’ program
‘With the right resources, we will be well-positioned to hold and grow the House Majority come November.’
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North Carolina Department of Commerce names Andrea DeSantis Assistant Secretary of Commerce for workforce division
‘With her experience in workforce development and education, Dr. DeSantis is poised to provide innovative leadership in this critical position, supporting both jobseekers and employers.’
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Prosecutors in Donald Trump’s classified documents case sharply rebuke judge’s unusual and ‘flawed’ order
The filing reflects continued exasperation by prosecutors at the judge’s handling of the case.
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National Teacher of the Year helps diverse students and their families thrive in rural Tennessee
Missy Testerman said in her finalist application that it seems at times that state legislatures across the country are passing laws that do not address actual problems in education.
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Donald Trump sues two Trump Media co-founders, seeking to void their stock in the company
Trump Media shares have fluctuated wildly since its stock market debut. On Tuesday, the stock closed at $51.60, up 6%, valuing the entire company at $5.9 billion.
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Democrats eye Florida’s abortion vote as chance to flip the state. History says it’ll be a challenge
While it’s true the battle over abortion has translated into electoral success for abortion rights advocates in other states, this is Florida, and Democrats have a history of turning opportunity into disappointment.
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Tennessee Governor accepts resignation of Memphis judge indicted on coercion, harassment charges
Melissa Boyd was suspended in May after she was accused of threatening an acquaintance, soliciting money by using her role as a judge and substance abuse.
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Medicaid expansion plans and school funding changes still alive in Mississippi Legislature
Here’s a rundown on what’s still in play, and what has already died after Tuesday’s deadline on general bills.