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Voters will see a Las Vegas-style buffet of proposals designed to draw to the polls Democrats, Republicans, and the state’s largest bloc—the nonaffiliated.

New safety measures forced cancellation of the big event, which would have meant processing 65,000 people. Individual school ceremonies will still be held.

A Trump attorney argued that presidents will be hamstrung in office and open to extortion if they are not guaranteed immunity for official acts.

Paul Cassell, lawyer for the families of those who died in the 2018 and 2019 737 MAX crashes, fears the government will dismiss the charges against Boeing.

The net neutrality rules were first implemented by the FCC under Obama, but the commission reversed course during President Donald Trump’s administration

If Fisker can’t get a break from debt holders, it could file for bankruptcy by mid-June.

The longtime Hamas member praises students who have been setting up encampments to protest against Israel’s war efforts.

‘It’s no secret Communist China is eyeing an invasion of Taiwan, and [Chinese leader] Xi is watching the United States closely,’ said Rep. Bob Latta.

FBI Director Chris Wray again sounded the alarm this week on the possibility of a potential terrorist attack.

They say the executive order is unconstitutional and that voter registration drives are not a government function.

Facing an overdose crisis, ‘we need to make all evidence-based treatment options as accessible as possible,’ said one expert.

West Virginia AG Patrick Morrisey becomes 16th state attorney general to sign a promise to support legislation.