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Today’s installment of campaign-related news items from across the country. * National Democrats’ interest in Montana’s congressional special election is gaining steam: the DCCC is upping its investment in Rob Quist by $400,000, which comes on top of the $200,000 the party allocated last month. The election is three weeks from tomorrow. |
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“We all face big challenges over the coming years. In these changing times Norfolk County Council needs strong leadership to deliver the best possible services at the lowest cost to meet the needs of all our residents. I have the experience and knowledge to actively contribute towards achieving these aims. |
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“We all face big challenges over the coming years. In these changing times Norfolk County Council needs strong leadership to deliver the best possible services at the lowest cost to meet the needs of all our residents. I have the experience and knowledge to actively contribute towards achieving these aims. |
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But slave ownership in the South, the American Civil War, and President Abraham Lincoln’s role in preserving the Union are all elementary chapters of history that profoundly shaped everything from civil rights and modern race relations to the balance of power between federal government and the states. |
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Santa Fe, N.M. • Voters have rejected a measure that would have raised taxes on soft drinks in New Mexico's capital city, giving a rare victory to the beverage industry after a string of recent defeats at the ballot box. The ballot initiative failed with 11,533 votes against and only 8,382 votes in.... |
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The Annual Singing in memory of Theo Edmondson and the Promise Land Singers is Saturday starting at 5 p.m. in the Promise Land (Charlotte) Community. The event will bge at the church, 720 Promise Land Road in Charlotte. Serina Gilbert and Chuck Elerson (of the Promise Land Heritage Association) will.... |
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Source: The Holy See. Headline: General Audience: Pope reflects on Apostolic Voyage to Egypt. 2017-05-03 Vatican Radio. (Vatican Radio) Pope Francis reflected on last weekend’s Apostolic Voyage to Egypt during his weekly General Audience, recalling the various stages of his trip. |
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‘Sexist’ pre-army yeshiva head goes on leave. A controversial Israeli rabbi who made disparaging remarks about female IDF soldiers in March is going on indefinite leave from the pre-army yeshiva he heads in the West Bank. According to Channel 2, the move will likely be seen as a victory for Defense.... |
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By Michael Harriot, a staff writer for The Root and host of The Black One podcast. He is a celebrated spoken word poet and is on twitter @michaelharriot. While advocates of civil liberties from around the country decry one of the state's most powerful politician's effort to push through a bill.... |
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Authorities in Yei River State reached a peace deal with an armed group that defected from South Sudan’s main opposition faction led by former First Vice President Riek Machar in the Ugandan capital, Kampala on Sunday. The deal was brokered by Evangelical Presbyterian Bishop Elias Taban with support from the US-based organization His Voice Global. |
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When Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan all but declared war on the followers of self-exiled preacher Turkish Fethullah Gulen , the Azerbaijani station ANS TV was shut down for sending a correspondent to a Gulen news conference in the United States. Not for airing an interview or a news conference - just for being there. |
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