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Former President Barack Obama recently raised a sensitive topic: some Black men might not be thrilled about the idea of a woman becoming president. He brought this up while chatting with volunteers for the Harris-Walz campaign in Pittsburgh. This sparked a conversation among Democrats, who are worri

Virginia's Voter Purge: Biden Admin Strikes Back

The Biden administration has filed a lawsuit against Virginia's election officials. The dispute centers on Virginia's voter purge program, which was introduced by Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin in August. The program aims to remove voters who previously stated they weren't US citizens on DMV for

Abortion Clinic Protest Zones Face Supreme Court Scrutiny

The Supreme Court might take a look at two cases that could potentially remove limits on how close protesters can get to people at abortion clinics and other healthcare facilities. These cases argue that the buffer zones around clinics and the bubble zones around individuals violate the First Amendm

Montana's Ticket-Splitters: A Senate Majority in the Balance

In the heart of Montana, a unique political dance is happening. Union carpenter Tim Combo, like many others, is planning to vote for both Democratic Senator Jon Tester and Republican former President Donald Trump. This split-ticket strategy could play a crucial role in deciding whether Democrats kee

Political Sparks Fly as Harris and Trump Disagree on Storm Response

Recently, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump clashed over their views on how the federal government handled hurricanes Helene and Milton. Harris, attending a Univision town hall in Las Vegas, emphasized the significance of treating people respectfully during crises. She c

A New Mayor Starts in Mexico: What Now?

Last Thursday, a doctor named Gustavo Alarcón was sworn in as the new mayor of Chilpancingo, a city in southern Mexico. This happened just days after the previous mayor, Alejandro Arcos, was brutally killed and beheaded. Arcos had only been in office for a week. The city is caught in a violent fight

technology

Steam Warns: You're Licensing Games, Not Owning Them

Steam has recently started alerting customers that they're buying a license, not the actual game. This change is a response to an upcoming California law aiming to clarify digital purchases. The law, known as AB 2426, will make it illegal for marketplaces to use words like "buy" or "purchase" for di

weather

Brrr! Cold Snap Hits Midwest and New England

Hey there, listen up! A big chill is on its way to the Midwest and New England. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued freeze warnings and frost advisories across 11 states. If you're in West Virginia, Pennsylvania, parts of Virginia, or a tiny bit of Maryland, you'll want to bundle up until

crime

Ex-DEA Agent’s Shocking Corruption: A Decade of Protecting Drug Traffickers

A former DEA agent in Buffalo, New York, Joseph Bongiovanni, was found guilty of protecting drug dealers and other organized crime figures. Prosecutors revealed Bongiovanni, now 60, had been shielding his childhood friends and other suspects for over a decade. He warned them about investigations and

Ex-Gov. Baker Keeps Political Door Open, Focuses on NCAA