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Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will lend her name to a new institute at the University of California, Berkeley after retiring from Congress, with the […] Source
A group of Democrat House candidates with union backgrounds has launched a joint fundraising effort aimed at strengthening their campaigns while promoting a working-class message […] Source
Good Wednesday morning. Here is what’s on President Trump’s agenda today: 11:10 AM THE PRESIDENT participates in a Freedom 250 Train Ride and Welcome Ceremony […] Source
Three people were taken into custody after a group allegedly attacked a CBS Chicago news crew preparing for a live broadcast near Adler Planetarium, according […] Source
Serena Williams was beaten 6-3, 6-7 (6) 6-3 by 20-year-old Maya Joint of Australia in her first professional singles match in nearly four years in the opening round of Wimbledon.
Progressive upstart Melat Kiros completed a monumental upset over U.S. Rep. Diana DeGette , defeating the 15-time incumbent on Tuesday to secure the Democratic nomination in Colorado's 1st Congressional District, the AP reports . Why it matters: The 29-year-old's victory proves that anti-establishment victories in New York City can be replicated, likely increasing anxiety for other Democratic incumbents. State of play: Kiros' victory in the deep-blue district means she's poised to become the first Black woman to represent Colorado in Congress and just the third woman to represent the district since 1972. - The Associated Press called the race for Kiros just after 10pm Tuesday. - She led by 6 points in latest ballot drop from Denver…
Progressive upstart Melat Kiros completed a monumental upset over U.S. Rep. Diana DeGette , defeating the 15-time incumbent on Tuesday to secure the Democratic nomination in Colorado's 1st Congressional District, the AP reports . Why it matters: The 29-year-old's victory proves that anti-establishment victories in New York City can be replicated, likely increasing anxiety for other Democratic incumbents. State of play: Kiros' victory in the deep-blue district means she's poised to become the first Black woman to represent Colorado in Congress and just the third woman to represent the district since 1972. - The Associated Press called the race for Kiros just after 10pm Tuesday. - She led by 6 points in latest ballot drop from Denver…Open
I guess there’s nothing to do about my reluctance to write this post other than to write my way through it. Across the West, the […] Source
Candidate analysis from a constitutional conservative perspective There will be a runoff for the two GOP candidates for governor on July 28, as none of […] Source
On the advent of America’s 250th anniversary, the conventional narrative is that our country is deeply divided. Typical takes on the state of disunity in […] Source