Democratic lawmakers and advocates for the working poor want to raise New Hampshire’s minimum wage, but the move faces pushback from business groups who say it will cost jobs and hurt the state’s economy.
Some Vermont politicians have pinned the 19th-century label “carpetbagger” on flatlander candidates for public office who do not embody their party’s policy agenda. Vermonter Marshall Harvey Twitchell was the poster boy of “carpetbaggers.”
On Town Meeting Day at least 20 Vermont cities and towns will decide whether to allow retail marijuana. At least 34 towns won’t even have the question on the Town Meeting ballot.
The Oakes Farms Seed to Table Market in Naples, Florida, has decided to go back to normal living. Video footage filmed this week shows shoppers and employees happily choosing to forego masks despite Collier County’s mask mandate.
An analysis of federal gun background-check data reveals more than 2 million guns were purchased in January, which equates to a year-over-year increase of 80% and the second-highest number of gun purchases in a single month on record.
Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom is less than 100,000 signatures away as of Thursday from being forced into a recall special election.
Attorney General T.J. Donovan has filed a lawsuit on behalf of State Auditor Doug Hoffer against OneCare Vermont after the accountable care organization breached its contract with the State by repeatedly refusing to provide accounting records to the State Auditor.
Florida is proposing policy changes that would prevent Big Tech firms from censoring conservatives, including daily fines as well as civil suits related to deceptive and unfair trade practices.
In the third episode of The Ericka Redic Show, Ericka discusses if Gov. Phil Scott will listen to constituents who think it’s time for him to leave the Republican Party.
Experts have recommended that President Joe Biden appoint a “reality czar” to “tackle disinformation,” the New York Times reported Tuesday.
What do you suppose Vermont education would look like if the state gave two-thirds of the pre-pandemic $19,280 dollars per pupil per year to the parents, let the parents choose the education providers, and reduced the tax burden by $600 million dollars?
The Heritage Foundation’s Election Fraud Database, which has chronicled more than 1,300 cases of election fraud, proves that election fraud does occur in American elections. States can, and should, take action to restore integrity to our elections.