From the States
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California officials wrestling with state's $16.9B deficit
The revised budget projects revenues much higher than what Newsom’s original budget predicted in January, which the Legislative Analyst’s Office agreed are much higher than expected.
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Vance, during WH press conference, defends DOJ's nearly $1.8B 'weaponization' fund
"What I'm committing to is a legal process to review these claims and to make sure that people who are mistreated by their government get a little bit of compensation," Vance said.
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Starbucks laying off 252 more Seattle employees, unclear about why now
Starbucks officials didn’t respond to requests for comment, and it's unclear whether the moves are related to cost-cutting efforts by Starbucks' CEO Brian Niccol.
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Wisconsin's 2020 election investigation paused
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said he is placing the investigation on hold until a series of lawsuits are settled.
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Police investigating bullet shot into Virginia attorney general’s building
Bullet found on the same floor where attorney general Jason Miyares has his office
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Kentucky AG Cameron becomes latest Republican to run for governor
Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear is also running for re-election
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Arizona Supreme Court won’t boot three Republicans from the ballot
The suit claimed the three politicians were “insurrectionists” and therefore should be disqualified from holding public office
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Despite soaring property values, a 10-year old ballot initiative keeps Arizona taxes lower
Arizona Proposition 117 ensures homeowners don’t fall prey to a sudden increase that matches large home value spikes over the past year.
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'Parent's Bill of Rights' Constitutional amendment stopped in Missouri House
Legislation was defeated 60-81 after emotional appeals from both sides of the aisle.
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Michigan Legislature OKs term limits, transparency reform for November ballot
Senate Majority Leader Mike Shirkey said voters should decide both issues.
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Florida nonprofit sues Biden DOJ for directing federal agencies to engage in voting activities
President issued an executive order directing all federal agencies to submit a strategic plan to increase voter registration and voting even though they don’t have statutory authority to deal with voting.
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Americans fret about gas prices, don’t see country ‘headed in the right direction’
Rasmussen Reports’ new poll shows that only 28% of likely U.S. voters surveyed “think the country is heading in the right direction.”
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Lawsuit alleges Minnesota voter roll has 586 duplicates
Suit alleges Minnesota Secretary of State violated the Help America Vote Act (HAVA).