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Free school meals measure in North Dakota approved for November vote
North Dakotans will vote on Measure 3 in November, a constitutional amendment that would compel the state to pay for free school meals for all K-12 public school students.
Big banks and Illinois retailers clash over landmark credit card swipe fee law
With a July 1 deadline for the swipe fee ban looming, Illinois state Sen. Cristina Castro (D) is pushing back against "misleading claims" from big banks and a Trump-backed attempt to block the law.
Tennessee Speaker Cameron Sexton ousts all Democrats from committees after redistricting protest
Tennessee House Speaker Cameron Sexton has stripped all 24 Democrats in his chamber of their committee assignments because they protested the GOP's new gerrymandered map on the House floor
Vivek Ramaswamy’s anti-abortion record clashes with Ohio’s Constitutional protections
Despite Ohioans’ decisive 2023 vote to enshrine reproductive rights in the state constitution, the Republican ticket for the 2026 gubernatorial race is signaling a direct challenge to those protections.
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee launches controversial special session to wipe out state’s last Democratic stronghold
Gov. Bill Lee calls a Tennessee redistricting special session to cut the last blue seat in the state. Protesters plan to rally against the GOP "Jim Crow" grab.
Mike Rogers told Michigan not to worry about gas prices. Now they’re nearly $5 a gallon
While Mike Rogers recently dismissed concerns over the Iran War’s economic fallout, Michigan’s average gas price hit $4.86 on Friday — the highest level the state has seen since 2022.
Free school meals measure in North Dakota approved for November vote
North Dakotans will vote on Measure 3 in November, a constitutional amendment that would compel the state to pay for free school meals for all K-12 public school students.
Big banks and Illinois retailers clash over landmark credit card swipe fee law
With a July 1 deadline for the swipe fee ban looming, Illinois state Sen. Cristina Castro (D) is pushing back against "misleading claims" from big banks and a Trump-backed attempt to block the law.
Tennessee Speaker Cameron Sexton ousts all Democrats from committees after redistricting protest
Tennessee House Speaker Cameron Sexton has stripped all 24 Democrats in his chamber of their committee assignments because they protested the GOP's new gerrymandered map on the House floor
Vivek Ramaswamy’s anti-abortion record clashes with Ohio’s Constitutional protections
Despite Ohioans’ decisive 2023 vote to enshrine reproductive rights in the state constitution, the Republican ticket for the 2026 gubernatorial race is signaling a direct challenge to those protections.
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee launches controversial special session to wipe out state’s last Democratic stronghold
Gov. Bill Lee calls a Tennessee redistricting special session to cut the last blue seat in the state. Protesters plan to rally against the GOP "Jim Crow" grab.
Mike Rogers told Michigan not to worry about gas prices. Now they’re nearly $5 a gallon
While Mike Rogers recently dismissed concerns over the Iran War’s economic fallout, Michigan’s average gas price hit $4.86 on Friday — the highest level the state has seen since 2022.
