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The governor of Maryland recently spoke before a group of education writers and promised to use every available source of money for schools. He also said he would wait to see the final rules from the Treasury before deciding whether to join a new federal program that gives taxpayers a tax break for

Louisiana Senate Race Shifts After Trump‑Endorsed Candidate Wins

Julia Letlow, a former teacher and college administrator, has secured the Republican nomination for U. S. Senate in Louisiana. She achieved this victory after a runoff against state treasurer John Fleming, who had previously challenged two‑term Senator Bill Cassidy. Letlow’s campaign was bolstered e

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Arkansas Newspaper Wins Back‑to‑Back Excellence Award

The Arkansas Democrat‑Gazette has been named the top large newspaper in the state for two consecutive years, earning the General Excellence title at the 2025 Arkansas Press Association Better Newspaper Editorial Awards. Eight other first‑place honors were also claimed by the paper, covering sports,

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Birthdays worth remembering: June 28th celebrates legends, artists, and pioneers

June 28th stands out more than most birthdays—not because it’s rare, but because it’s shared by people who’ve left deep marks on culture, leadership, and creativity. Some spent their lives making others laugh, like Mel Brooks, who’s still chasing new projects even as he approaches his century mark.

Joseph Cao Eyes Victory in Tight Primary Race

Joseph Cao, who is currently filling a seat on the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (BESE), was set to keep his position after a close win over Ellie Schroder in the Republican primary runoff held on Saturday. By 10:15 p. m. , most precincts had reported, and Cao led with about 52 percent

Maine’s Primary Fix: Let Every Voter Cast a Ballot

The June 9 primary proved that Maine’s open‑style voting can work. Citizens from all walks of life turned out in record numbers, showing that people want to influence who runs for office. The biggest win was allowing anyone—not just registered party members—to join the Democratic and Republican prim

Maine Voters Shift Focus to Gaza, Not Just Israel

In recent primaries, two Maine Democrats emerged victorious by highlighting the Gaza crisis. Their messages were simple: build hospitals at home instead of supporting foreign bombings, and refuse money tied to pro‑Israel lobbying. This stance shows a growing trend: many voters in Maine now care more

Why Trump’s Focus on Elections Over the Economy Could Backfire

Republicans in Congress had been hoping President Trump would shift gears and tackle the economy before the midterms. That hope is fading fast. Instead of addressing voter concerns about rising prices, Trump has doubled down on election laws, pushing a bill that would add stricter voting rules—like

Another Dan Sullivan appears on Alaska Senate ballot after judge's decision

A judge in Alaska just changed the rules for who can run in a big Senate race. The state’s election chief had blocked Dan J. Sullivan—a former teacher and forest worker—from appearing on the primary ballot. But now a judge says that was a mistake. The ruling means two different men named Dan Sulliva

Why Republicans Are Now More Likely to Hold Crypto