The GOP in Arizona has appealed to the Supreme Court to suspend a federal district court’s order that blocked controversial voting laws, citing election integrity concerns. The outcome could reshape the state’s voting regulations.
Vance’s recent comments on divorce and its effects on children have sparked debate regarding family dynamics and domestic violence. While he did not suggest women should remain in abusive marriages, his focus on children’s welfare raised questions about the complexities surrounding such situations. Advocates emphasize the importance of safety over these concerns, calling for comprehensive support for those affected.
Former President Donald Trump and Sen. JD Vance kick off their campaign events in battleground states, starting in Pennsylvania, aiming to counter the 2024 Democratic National Convention and engage with voters directly.
Google has announced a $1 billion data center project in Midlothian, Texas, as part of its “Google Cloud Region” in North Texas. The new facility is expected to create hundreds of jobs and boost the local economy. Learn more about the project and its potential impact on the region.
Former UFC champion Cain Velasquez has pleaded no contest to attempted murder charges stemming from a shooting incident in 2022 involving a man accused of molesting a family member.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed new laws to address the rise in smash-and-grab robberies. The legislation aims to strengthen penalties and support retail businesses affected by these crimes.
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Trump intensify their campaigns in Pennsylvania, focusing on the key battleground state as Election Day approaches.
Two toddlers in their diapers walk away fine after being thrown from a Jeep that had flipped on a Texas highway. “The kids stood alone, a good sign. Just scrapped up,” the man who originally shared the post on FB.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been ruled disqualified from New York’s general election ballot after a judge found he inaccurately claimed residency on his nominating petitions.
A Travis County judge has blocked the release of Texas school district ratings, citing concerns over the validity of the STAAR test results. The ruling comes as school districts file their second lawsuit over changes to the metrics used to measure their performance.