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Haley says US will have ‘female president’ — either herself or Kamala Harris

February 23, 2024

Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley says that there is going to be a female president soon — either herself or Vice President Kamala Harris. Haley made the remarks during a Thursday interview on CNN with anchor Jake Tapper. “Donald Trump will not win the general election,” Haley told Tapper. “You can have him win any primary you want, he will not win a general election.” HALEY ON WHETHER...

Virginia House, Senate and Gov. Youngkin to spar over state budget

February 23, 2024

The Democratic-controlled Virginia Senate and House of Delegates on Thursday each passed their own proposed version of the next two-year state budget, documents lawmakers will start to work from to fashion a compromise spending plan to send to Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin. Both chambers signed off on amendments to the 2024-2026 budget Youngkin first proposed in December, overhauling the governor’s vision and stripping out all but one component...

Kentucky House votes to change child labor laws, food stamp recipient requirements

February 23, 2024

Republican-backed measures to relax child labor rules and tighten food stamp eligibility standards won passage Thursday in the Kentucky House over impassioned objections from Democrats. In back-to-back votes, both bills advanced to the GOP-dominated Senate after long debates in the House, where Republicans also have a supermajority. Democratic lawmakers branded the proposals as harsh for low-income and young Kentuckians, while Republicans said the measures reflect policies that value...

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Several areas in the city are still in the ‘Severe’ category and the AQI went as high as 412.

Targeting Congress over performance of its state governments, he said voters evaluate promises and delivery in other states.