The most ridiculous historical arguments denying women the right to vote
Today, women being able to vote is a given. A no-brainer.…
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Judge sanctions pro-Trump lawyers who brought ‘frivolous’ election fraud lawsuits
By Tierney Sneed, CNN A federal judge ordered sanctions Wednesday for Sidney Powell, Lin Wood and several other lawyers who worked on Trump-aligned…
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House approves $3.5 trillion budget plan
The House of Representatives took a big step in helping President Biden achieve a signature agenda…
Continue ReadingPelosi and other lawmakers criticize unauthorized trip to Afghanistan
By Jeremy Herb, Ryan Nobles, Kristin Wilson and Annie Grayer, CNN House Speaker Nancy Pelosi didn’t mince words Wednesday about her view of two…
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Passed out man found with 300 California recall ballots
California authorities are investigating why a man found passed out in a car had more than 300 unopened mail-in ballots for the gubernatorial recall…
Continue ReadingJustice Department offers plea deal to Capitol rioter who wore ‘Camp Auschwitz’ sweatshirt
By Marshall Cohen The Justice Department has offered a plea deal to the US Capitol rioter who wore a “Camp Auschwitz” sweatshirt,…
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January 6th probe House Committee to seek phone records
Lawmakers investigating the January 6th Capitol insurrection are planning to ask Telecom companies to preserve phone records pertinent to the…
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Sen. Sinema visits Yuma to talk infrastructure improvements
U.S. Senator Kyrsten Sinema made a stop in Yuma today to discuss her multi-billion dollar bipartisan infrastructure bill. The bill has everything…
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Galaviz “in” as San Luis acting city manager; De la Hoya reaches separation agreement
The City of San Luis said it reached a mutual separation agreement with City Manager Tadeo de la…
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New York Governor Cuomo resignation effective tonight
Monday is New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s official last day in office as his resignation takes effect at 11:59…
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House Democrats to vote on infrastructure this week
Divisions among the Democratic party could come to a head later this week as lawmakers take on…
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Arizona 2020 election audit report due to GOP-led state Senate
The company that conducted Arizona’s review of the 2.1 million ballots cast in Maricopa County during the 2020 presidential election is set Monday to…
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State lawmakers respond to Ducey’s plans for handling coronavirus in the classroom
Days after Arizona Governor Doug Ducey announced plans for a program that rewards schools for not adopting mask and vaccines, while penalizing those…
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Ducey blasts media for spreading ‘misinformation’ on masking in Arizona
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey on Thursday held a ceremonial signing for a bill making Holocaust education mandatory in all the state’s public…
Continue Reading3 US senators announce positive Covid tests Thursday
By Alison Main, Daniella Diaz and Clare Foran, CNN Three US senators — Angus King of Maine, Roger Wicker of Mississippi and John Hickenlooper…
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Maricopa County seeks reimbursement for new voting machines
Arizona’s largest county is demanding the state Senate pay $2.8 million to cover the costs of replacing vote-counting machines that the state’s…
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Voting rights groups file lawsuit challenging new Arizona election laws
A coalition of voting rights groups filed a lawsuit Tuesday challenging Arizona’s newest election laws.…
Continue Reading Gov. Ducey announces $163 million in rewards for schools who maintain in-person learning
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey on Tuesday announced he has millions of dollars in additional funding available for schools that do not close because of…
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Arizona conservatives to seek ID requirement for mail-in ballots
Conservative groups and Republican lawmakers say they will ask Arizona voters to approve a voter-identification requirement for mail-in ballots.…
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DOJ appeals block of pause on oil, gas leases
The Justice Department is appealing the court decision from earlier this summer to temporarily block the Biden Administration’s pause on new federal…
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