A man in Butler County, Pennsylvania campaigned on a road construction project.
The district had not elected a Democrat since 1998.
Trump carried it by 18 points.
Almost a third of registered voters turned out in August to settle it.
Sarasota’s school board made national news four years running.
Book challenges. Culture war fights. A Moms for Liberty co-founder in the chair.
This year all three conservatives on that board declined to run again.
Voters filled two of those seats Tuesday night.
A 64-year-old in South Carolina needed written permission from an employer to vote by mail.
A 65-year-old just had to ask.
Five people sued over the one-year difference.
One of the three federal judges who heard the case was appointed by Trump.
The trails, the fire crews, the people who stop illegal logging — that’s all one agency.
Cut it deep enough and the forest is still there on paper.
Just nobody left minding it:
You can walk into 193 million acres of it tomorrow because somebody a century ago decided it belonged to you.
Forty-five million acres of that is on the table right now:
Federal Judge Kathleen Williams ordered Trump to explain how a sitting President can sue a government he runs. Trump panicked and settled the lawsuit for $1.7B before she could rule. Now, Democrats are demanding she step in. The full story: