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PoliticalUpdate🇺🇸United States34d ago

WASHINGTON — U.S. Senate Majority Leader John Thune said Tuesday he plans to use the complex reconciliation process to fund immigration enforcement for the next three years, though it wasn’t immediately clear if House Republicans were on the exact same page. The plan to fund Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Border Patrol with only […]

2.5/10·Kentucky Lantern·Washington

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34d ago

Immigration enforcement to be funded for 3 years under US Senate GOP plan WASHINGTON — U.S. Senate Majority Leader John Thune said Tuesday he plans to use the complex reconciliation process to fund immigration enforcement for the next three years, though it wasn’t immediately clear if House Republicans were on the exact same page. The plan to fund Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Border Patrol with only […]

2.5/10·Virginia Mercury

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PoliticalUpdate34d ago

The Tennessee House voted narrowly Monday to expand the state’s private-school voucher program, capping it at 35,000 for next year but putting it at odds with the Senate’s proposal. Led by Republicans, the House voted 52-43 to adopt an amended voucher bill that nearly doubles Gov. Bill Lee’s main initiative in its second year but […]

2.5/10·Tennessee Lookout

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PoliticalUpdate🇺🇸United States39d ago

Popular millionaire’s tax, along with childcare funding and eviction protections, round out state supplemental budget Update as of Friday, April 10: Gov. Janet Mills has signed the budget into law. Maine’s House and Senate on Thursday passed a supplemental budget for the 2026-2027 fiscal year that incorporates one of the more progressive changes to our tax structure that Maine has seen since at least the early 2000s, with the addition… The post Popular millionaire’s tax, along with childcare funding and eviction protections, round out state supplemental budget first appeared on Maine Beacon .

2.5/10·Maine Beacon

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PoliticalUpdate🇺🇸United States6d ago

Former President Trump endorsed Rep. Andy Barr in Tuesday's Republican primary for U.S. Senate, featuring the endorsement in campaign advertising.

2.0/10·Kentucky Lantern

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PoliticalUpdate🇺🇸United States6d ago

Rep. Andy Barr, backed by President Trump, is campaigning intensely for Kentucky's Republican Senate nomination ahead of the May 19 primary, saying his campaign is working harder than ever despite expectations the race might be decided.

2.0/10·Kentucky Lantern

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PoliticalUpdate🇮🇹Italy10d ago

A legislative proposal that has passed the House is now moving to the Senate for review and examination.

2.0/10·ANSA (Italy newswire)

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PoliticalUpdate🇮🇹Italy10d ago

Senate President Ignazio La Russa and Chamber of Deputies President Lorenzo Fontana attended an event with an unnamed political figure.

2.0/10·ANSA (Italy newswire)

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PoliticalUpdate17d ago

A Greenville attorney, Sheria Clarke, has advanced in the nomination process for a federal judge vacancy after the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee voted 15-7 to approve her nomination by President Trump. If confirmed, Clarke would become the sixth racial minority seated on the U.S. District bench in South Carolina over the past half century.

1.5/10·Virginia Mercury

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PoliticalUpdate18d ago

Kansas U.S. Representatives Davids, Estes, Mann, and Schmidt voted to pass the House version of a new farm bill. The measure now proceeds to the U.S. Senate for review.

1.5/10·Kansas Reflector

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PoliticalUpdate20d ago

Ohio state Senators Beth Liston (D) and Bill Blessing (R) introduced Ohio Senate Bill 396 to create a state-funded family and medical leave insurance program. The bill would provide workers with up to 14 weeks of job-protected paid leave for personal medical needs and caring for seriously ill family members.

1.5/10·Ohio Capital Journal

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EconomicUpdate20d ago

Kansas Governor Laura Kelly signed Senate Bill 82 into law, which expands tax credits for employers who pay for child care services or contribute to community-based child care. The legislation provides a 75% tax credit for employer child care costs, intended to improve child care access and support economic activity.

1.5/10·Kansas Reflector

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PoliticalUpdate25d ago

Article reporting on 2026 Nebraska Democratic U.S. Senate race funding disparities, noting that candidate Cindy Burbank raised $4,163 in Q1 fundraising compared to anti-abortion pastor William Forbes' $0 reported tally.

1.5/10·Nebraska Examiner

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CriminalUpdate28d ago

Governor Kelly Ayotte signed Senate Bill 620 into law, increasing license suspension penalties for drivers who refuse breath alcohol tests from six to nine months, effective 2027. The legislation represents a criminal justice priority for the first-term Republican governor.

1.5/10·New Hampshire Bulletin

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HealthUpdate32d ago

Former military service members are advocating to the U.S. Senate for increased investment in specialized treatment courts designed to address PTSD and substance abuse among veterans. This represents a policy initiative focused on improving veteran healthcare outcomes through the judicial system.

1.5/10·Kansas Reflector

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PoliticalUpdate39d ago

The New Hampshire House of Representatives and Senate convened to debate early education legislation, including provisions for business child care tax credits and scholarship eligibility expansion for grandparents. These items were processed through a consent calendar vote for noncontroversial matters.

1.5/10·New Hampshire Bulletin

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PoliticalUpdate40d ago

A poll released April 7 shows Graham Platner leading Gov. Janet Mills in the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate with 61% to 28% support, a 33-point margin. The survey was conducted in late March by the Maine People's Resource Center.

1.5/10·Maine Beacon

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PoliticalCrisis59d ago

Podcast episode analyzing Gov. Janet Mills' attack ad against fellow Democratic candidate Graham Platner in a U.S. Senate race, examining whether political messaging aligns with actions. The episode also covers text messages between Portland and South Portland police departments.

1.5/10·Maine Beacon

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