MONTGOMERY, Ala.—For some incumbents, politics have turned sour in sweet home Alabama. In the May 26 primary election for two seats on the Public Service Commission, the state’s utility regulator, voters rejected one incumbent and sent another to a runoff. The electoral shakeup comes as Alabamians are increasingly concerned aboutContinue Reading
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Shark Tank’s Kevin O’Leary has been making the media rounds defending the 40,000-acre data center project he’s backing in northern Utah. Dismissing residents’ concerns over the environmental impacts and water demands of the proposed project in the drought-stricken Great Salt Lake region, O’Leary has claimed protesters are “bused in,” “misinformed,”Continue Reading
Tennessee State House candidate Kenny Cody discussed his endorsement from President Donald Trump during an appearance on Human Events Daily, describing the backing as a major milestone in his campaign for the state’s 11th House District. Cody gave his reaction to learning that Trump had publicly endorsed him on TruthContinue Reading
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ATHENS, Greece — Alexis Tsipras, the combative Greek anti‑austerity leader who railed against Brussels during the country’s debt crisis, returned to politics Tuesday ahead of elections next year. The former prime minister launched a new left-wing political party, the Greek Left Alliance, cheered on by supporters at an outdoor eventContinue Reading
The fallout from Louisiana v. Callais has been nothing short of tragic, with terrible echoes of the past. As Reconstruction ended in 1877, states in the South either killed, expelled, or used other means to force out Black legislators. Over the last two weeks, freed from abiding by Section 2Continue Reading
WASHINGTON — In the 2024 election, hundreds of social media influencers were credentialed for the first time to attend the Democratic and Republican conventions. They have been invited to holiday parties in the Pennsylvania governor’s mansion, to political rallies in Texas and to events at the White House by both the BidenContinue Reading
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