Texas' biggest swing county would go from 316 Election Day voting sites in 2022 to 224 this November. A civil rights coalition says many of the closures land in Black, Latino and Asian American neighborhoods.
The HON rule covered about 220 petrochemical plants and six of the worst chemicals they emit. All nine of the Biden EPA's air-toxics rules have been or are now being rescinded, revised, or reconsidered, and a rewrite all but certain to weaken the HON rule is due this fall.
Brecheen acknowledged at a Poteau town hall that some people say tariffs are hurting them, then said he checked with the Tax Foundation and they come out ahead. The Tax Foundation's own tracker, updated six days before that town hall, says the tariffs are a tax increase.
On Fox News he blamed a residency rule Texans got rid of nearly eleven years ago. His explanation says nothing at all about the two other houses whose mortgages bar renting, one of which is on Airbnb.
In December she said the Venezuelan regime is kept alive by drugs and oil money and that America had to choke both. In August, when Trump handed that regime an oil deal, she objected for about an hour.
At an August 13 rally in Columbus, a supporter asked Jackson to call Trump for federal troops because he feared Democrats would 'cheat.' Jackson didn't correct him. He said the governor would get the National Guard instead.
Michigan's Republican Senate nominee told a private audience he likes the idea of charging people for the cancer screenings and other preventive care that are free today. Four months later he released a health care plan that never mentions it, and his campaign will not say whether it is still his position.
A new University of Arkansas tracking project counts 83 farm bankruptcies in Arkansas since 2021 — second only to California, and the most family-farm filings of any state in the country. Crawford told Arkansas farmers the trade war wouldn't hurt them in 2018 — and was still calling the tariffs a powerful move for farmers in 2025.
Three years into the LEARNS Act, Arkansas has never permanently barred a single school from its voucher program — not even the one where a 13-year-old was beaten. A former state senator lays out what the money buys, and what it doesn't.
