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Georgia lawmaker says she switched to GOP because Democrats' policies were harming communities
"Not only were they not making a difference, they were literally sabotaging the community," Mainor said.
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Whitmer signs bill repealing Michigan's right to work law
Michigan is the first state to repeal right-to-work laws and restore collective bargaining rights since 1958.
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Illinois governor threatens to veto bill giving vaccinated school staff paid COVID-19 leave
Pritzker reportedly made clear in a letter to the state’s two largest teachers unions that he plans to veto the legislation.
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For U.S. Senate candidates in Michigan, EVs are a major issue, both in terms of jobs and climate
Unlike his opponent, Rogers says the government-mandated push for electric vehicles will cause industrial harm, and that pushing Michigan’s auto industry to electric too quickly will only exacerbate the problem.
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State Department officials to visit Europe, address free speech concerns: report
“In the spirit of our common culture or common Western heritage, that champions natural rights and free speech, we think we can speak frankly with our European allies about these real concerns,” according to the State Department official.
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California passes legislation to let strikers qualify for unemployment benefits
Under existing law, strikers are not eligible for unemployment benefits until the strike is over.
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California legislator proposes 'right to disconnect' outside of work hours
With the rise of remote work, many employees find themselves accountable to employers outside of traditional working hours.
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Europe admits JD Vance was right, pivots on mass immigration
In a February speech to European leaders, Vance warned Europeans that they faced serious risks due to what he called “the retreat of Europe from some of its most fundamental values.” Scoffed at by EU intelligentsia at the time, their leadership has come around. So have politically attuned Democrats in the US.
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'No Kings' protests planned to counter celebration of Army's 250th anniversary
The protests could disrupt the parade in D.C. as well as other cities across the country, and has the backing of some well-known, if not notorious, entities.
