Florida is famous for botching elections. Iowa Democrats made a strong bid for that distinction in their caucuses last month. And now, for some reason, Texas is competing for the title.
The recent New York Times article “The Struggle to Mend America’s Rural Roads” used Wisconsin as a microcosm for the infrastructure crisis that either directly or indirectly affects all Americans.
At least Michael Bloomberg gave it a try.
A worsening coronavirus outbreak could injure President Trump’s re-election prospects, although no reasonable American would hope for a medical crisis to tip an election. But what about Democrats?
After a commanding performance in Nevada last weekend, the battle for the Democratic presidential nomination sure does seem to be swinging Bernie Sanders‘ way.
Since 2007, Texas law enforcement agencies have been able to use a discretionary program known as “Cite and Release,” allowing officers to use their discretion to issue a citation, instead of arresting, for certain low-level, non-violent offenses.
The announcement from Austin is good news we’ve been waiting for
Do political endorsements by newspapers have much impact?
I never thought I’d feel sorry for a billionaire – a $60 billion billionaire.
I hope the document remains locked away unused for many years, but my brother and I finally got around to meeting with a lawyer and helping our mother make out her last will and testament.
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