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Case challenging Trump ballot access dies at Oregon Supreme Court

The Oregon Supreme Court will not hear the case challenging former President Donald Trump’s eligibility to appear on the state’s ballot in this year’s presidential election.  The court turned down the opportunity to hear the case, citing a lack of authority to handle the issue in the primary stage.  “Today, the Oregon Supreme Court declined Read More

West Virginia Senate passes bill to allow armed security personnel in schools

County education boards in West Virginia could contract with military veterans and retired law enforcement officers to provide armed security at K-12 public schools under a bill passed Friday by the Republican-controlled state Senate. Republican Sen. Eric Tarr of Putnam County said the bill was brought to him by retired military officers concerned about school Read More

Demonstrators protest Biden bombing Yemen outside White House

Demonstrators furious with President Biden over the United States military’s bombing of Yemen gathered outside the White House to protest on Thursday. Activists chanted “Let Yemen live” and “Hands off Yemen” while holding anti-war signs and waving Iranian flags, FOX 5 DC reported.  The rally was organized by the Act Now to Stop War & Read More

Biden’s EPA lost track of billions of dollars in taxpayer funds: inspector general

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) didn’t report a staggering $7 billion in award-level obligations and outlays during fiscal year 2022, according to an inspector general audit released this week. The EPA Office of the Inspector General (OIG) determined that the agency underreported its award-level outlays by $5.8 billion, or 99.9%, and its award-level obligations by Read More