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GOP sues North Carolina elections board for second time in a week over noncitizen voting issues
It is illegal under both the state and federal law for anyone who is not a U.S. citizen to vote.
Daily Archives: August 26, 2024
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Campaign surrogates to gather Tuesday in Savannah to highlight Kamala Harris’ affordable housing plan, bash Donald Trump’s
Project 2025 is again at the center of Democrats’ attacks on the former President.
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State Employees PAC backs Josh Stein for North Carolina Governor
The group represents 46,000 state employees and retirees across North Carolina.
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In new ad, North Carolina parents react to ‘disturbing,’ ‘disgusting’ conditions at Mark Robinson-run child care center
Robinson dismisses the well-documented citations as politically motivated harassment.
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Donald Trump is expected to tie Kamala Harris to chaotic Afghanistan War withdrawal on 3rd anniversary of attack
The top two U.S. generals who oversaw the evacuation said the administration inadequately planned for the withdrawal.
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Donald Trump focuses on swing state Michigan for presidential campaign event this week
Trump has announced he’ll be bearing down more on swing states after the Democratic National Convention last week.
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She’s the sitting Vice President. She’s the candidate of change. How Kamala Harris is having it both ways
In the view of her aides, Harris is offering what voters seem to have been craving all year: a new messenger, but one thus far offering modest evolution of the Biden-Harris record.
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Kamala Harris campaign says it’s raised $540 million and saw a surge of donations during the convention
The Harris campaign says it has also seen a surge in volunteer support for the Vice President.
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The EPA can’t use Civil Rights Act to fight environmental injustice in Louisiana, judge rules
The area, often referred to as “cancer alley” because of the amount of suspected cancer-causing pollution emitted there, stretches along the Mississippi River from Baton Rouge to New Orleans.
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South Carolina sets date for first execution in more than 13 years
Freddie Eugene Owens, who killed a store clerk in Greenville in 1997, will likely have the choice to die by lethal injection, electrocution or by the newly added option of a firing squad.