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Arizona law requiring proof of citizenship to vote supported by 24 state AGs in emergency stay with SCOTUS

August 16, 2024

Nearly half the state attorneys general in the U.S. have filed amicus briefs with the Supreme Court to back an emergency stay that will allow the State of Arizona to require U.S. citizenship to vote in federal elections. The Republican Party of Arizona said on Thursday that it had filed the emergency application pending appeal from the U.S. Court of Appeals Ninth Circuit “in support of HB 2492,...

Critics blast Harris’ grasp of inflation, attack on business ahead of policy speech: ‘Lunatic behavior’

August 16, 2024

Vice President Kamala Harris is expected to roll out her economic plan Friday during a speech in Raleigh, North Carolina. Early indications are it will have a progressive populist thrust, including attacks on corporate “price gouging,” which conservative critics say is a smokescreen to deflect from the Biden-Harris administration’s handling of inflation. Michael Tyler, the Harris-Walz campaign communications director, said on CNN’s “Newsroom” Wednesday that Americans “can expect...

Minnesota business owners sound alarm on Harris’ ‘nightmare’ VP pick : ‘Really bad for the US’

August 16, 2024

MOUNTAIN LAKE, Minn., – Rural Minnesotans say Gov. Tim Walz is “against small businesses,” warning what a vice presidency under his leadership would look like after their experience in the state. Several Minnesota business owners in Mountain Lake, Minn., who all recalled it being a “nightmare” working under Walz’s leadership, spoke with Fox News Digital about their experience. “Our business has totally been affected by Walz. Since Walz...

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Texas’ population growth has slowed, but the state’s major urban areas are still adding hundreds of thousands of residents.

After referring to Democratic Rep. Sarah McBride of Delaware as “Mr. McBride” during a congressional hearing this week, Rep. Keith Self, R-Texas, …