Ohio voters face misleading claims in ads, websites, and social media posts alleging Sen. Sherrod Brown voted to cut Social Security. These false accusations, promoted by Republican groups and candidate Bernie Moreno, distort Brown’s record. The broader implications include potential voter misinformation and the undermining of trust in Social Security protections.
Book bans in Arizona are currently in effect—a fact educators and reading enthusiasts want to make sure isn’t swept under the rug.
A peaceful sit-in at a Trump campaign office turned chaotic as staffers assaulted protesters, leading to arrests.
Arizona Supreme Court Justice Robert Brutinel announced his retirement, giving Gov. Katie Hobbs a chance to fill his seat.
A Missouri man convicted of breaking into a home and stabbing a woman was executed despite objections from the victim’s family.
Georgia Supreme Court justices expressed skepticism about counting votes for Cornel West and Claudia De la Cruz.
Experts warn that ending the Essential Air Service program could close small town airports, raising flight prices.
A top Republican group removed Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson from its website after a CNN report revealed offensive online comments. Robinson, running for NC governor, is now controversial.
Kentucky’s Supreme Court will have its first female chief justice, Debra Hembree Lambert, starting Jan. 6 for a four-year term.
Amber Thurman, a 28-year-old mom from Atlanta, died from sepsis following an incomplete abortion after Georgia’s restrictive abortion ban delayed her treatment. Her death highlights the life-threatening consequences of such laws.
San Francisco is clearing homeless encampments after the Supreme Court empowered cities to enforce anti-camping laws.
Missouri man Marcellus Williams faces execution despite appeals; DNA evidence and racial bias claims contested.
