Severe Thunderstorms Hit Central U.S.

Flood and tornado warnings were issued in multiple states. Thunderstorms brought flash flooding, hail, gusty winds, and the risk of tornadoes across Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri, Kansas, and Iowa…

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DOD Inspector General Finds Tricare May Be Vastly Overpaying for Some Medical Procedures

Reports that differences could cause military families to pay much higher costs. The Inspector General (IG) of the Justice Department released a report reviewing the cost of medical…

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FBI Director Plans to “Reorient” Personnel Away from D.C. Headquarters

Will send 1,500 FBI employees to other offices, mostly Huntsville, Alabama. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Director Kash Patel recently announced plans to relocate 1,500 FBI employees out…

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Iowa Permitted to Challenge Citizenship Status of Ballots

A federal judge allowed the state to investigate the status of 2,000 voters and issue provisional ballots. Before Election Day, District Judge Stephen Locher ruled that Iowa could…

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States File Suit Over “Get Out the Vote” Executive Order

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission outlined the White House Executive Order, which potentially violates the Hatch Act. Secretaries of state and attorneys general from nine states have filed…

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Trump Wins Majority of Iowa Caucus Votes 

The former president takes 98 of 99 counties.  With a statewide vote of over 50 percent, former President Donald Trump handily won the approval of Iowa caucusgoers Monday…

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Iowa Will Caucus in Bone-Chilling Cold

Candidates are concerned about Monday’s turnout.  The 2024 presidential election season begins in earnest on Monday, January 15 as GOP voters in Iowa will caucus for the candidate…

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New Hampshire’s Primary Date Supersedes Previously Scheduled Order

The DNC had intended South Carolina as the first primary. This week, the state of New Hampshire set its voting date for the presidential primary as January 23,…

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Storms Moving Through Midwest and South

The National Weather Service described the storm as a “life-threatening situation.”  UPDATE 03/31 8:31 PM EDT A tornado watch is in effect in the states of Illinois, Indiana,…

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Six More States Approved for High-Speed Internet Grants

Capital Projects Fund approves infrastructure applications worth $1 billion The Department of the Treasury has approved broadband project proposals submitted by Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, and Utah.…

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