From the States
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VP Vance stumps for Trump agenda in Pennsylvania with midterms on the horizon
Keeping Pennsylvania’s scales tipped into the red ahead of the 2026 midterms was underscored again this week as Vice President J.D. Vance visited Allentown, stumping for his boss’s economic policies.
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Chicago mayor’s policies drive businesses away: Illinois comptroller
In a social media post last week, Mendoza said hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue left Illinois when Citadel owner Ken Griffin and 900 of his employees left Chicago for Miami three years ago.
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Fulton County DA Fani Willis defends 2020 election subversion case in testimony to Georgia Senate
Willis had attempted to prosecute Trump and 18 of his allies in the state on racketeering charges for allegedly attempting to overthrow the 2020 election. The district attorney said Wednesday that she stands by her attempt to prosecute the group.
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Nevada is the latest of 18 states sued by US government for voter data
The suit comes after months of DOJ demands for complete state voting registration lists, which Nevada and other states have repeatedly denied and called intimidation in an effort to influence elections.
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Witnesses testify during second day of California's Prop. 50 redistricting lawsuit trial
Officials in Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office have said that Mitchell can’t be compelled to testify. “We’re going to win on the merits,” Newsom said on Monday. “We’re very confident we will be successful.”
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DOJ Epstein files are required to be made public by Friday; Democrats say there are more
Democrats held a press conference Tuesday saying they expect the administration to only partially comply with the law on Friday, but that there would be consequences for anything less than full compliance.
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Survey: Americans support education freedom for K-12
Americans remain firm in their support of expanding education freedom and providing parents and families the authority to hold officials accountable, a new national survey shows.
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Rhode Island authorities seek public's help as Brown University shooter still at large
Nearly three days after the shooting, the suspect remains at large, and Monday night, authorities turned to the public for help identifying the gunman.
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Steyer makes utility costs a key issue in California gubernatorial campaign
Steyer, who made his money by starting a San Francisco hedge fund, had a short-lived campaign for president in 2020. He’s never held a public office.
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Fulton County DA Fani Willis set to talk to Georgia Senate committee about Trump case
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis will appear before a Georgia Senate committee on Wednesday to talk about her case against President Donald Trump and others, the Senate said Monday.
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New York City casinos receive final approval, first to open in March
Two of the projects are located in Queens, and the third is located in the Bronx.
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DeSantis claims Florida has the 'right' to regulate AI rules, despite Trump executive order
DeSantis claimed the executive order does not block Florida or other states from instituting their own AI regulations, but does authorize the government to challenge state laws, which he admitted might not be successful legally.
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In North Carolina, no gift of state budget expected Monday
Lawmakers return to sessions in Raleigh on Monday without the gift of North Carolina’s two-year budget expected to be in tow. Four committee meetings listed for Tuesday and Wednesday do not include ties to the budget, or a meeting of the 79 legislators appointed