Supreme Court postpones hearing in case that could have significant implications for voter fraud
“The ulterior motive here is, the plaintiffs believe that everyone should be able to vote, even if they are not eligible, are noncitizens or felons.”
Keelan: Indeed, it will take a village to revitalize Arlington
Arlington, historically, has had a rich cultural, economic, and educational history. However, it is the future that will be the focus — for current residents, as well as for the next generation who might wish to reside in Arlington.
Condos continues Vermont government transparency tour
While some may view Secretary of State Jim Condos as playing politics when it comes to the White House’s Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, he nevertheless is a tireless spokesman for the often elusive ideals of government transparency and accountability.
Moore: Your business should have a ‘plan B’ for data in power outages
Last week’s storm and related power outages remind us that no matter how sophisticated our technology systems and networks are, we all rely on the regular, efficient delivery of electricity.
Top 5 hate crime hoaxes since Trump got elected
Various people came forward after the Trump election to allege that Trump supporters had either harassed or assaulted them. Most of them turned out to be hoaxes.
Stalemate on Burlington Telecom vote results in joint venture proposal
After four long hours of continuous debate, two tied votes, and two long recesses, Burlington Telecom still does not have a new owner.
The cost of ‘climate action’ is at least $5.2 trillion to avert 0.2 degrees of warming
“Of the 189 countries that have submitted NDCs, only about 60 have included specific financial estimates of the costs, meaning the total would likely tally up far beyond the $5 trillion stated,” S&P reported, which adds that spending is not nearly enough to meet the goals of the Paris accord.
Trump says gun control ‘not going to help,’ would have led to ‘hundreds more dead’ in Texas
“I can only say this. If [the neighbor] didn’t have a gun, instead of 26 dead, you would have had hundreds more dead. So that’s the way I feel about it, not going to help,” Trump said.
Problematic Women: The science about motherhood liberals don’t want to hear
Is early childhood development now a political issue? According to New York psychoanalyst Erica Komisar, author of a new book, “Being There: Why Prioritizing Motherhood in the First Three Years Matters,” it is.
Gov. Scott appoints Pelham to Green Mountain Care Board
Gov. Phil Scott announced Friday that he has appointed former state lawmaker and public finance official Tom Pelham to the Green Mountain Care Board, filling a position vacated by Con Hogan in September.
The $15 minimum wage could come with a tax increase for everybody
We can add a possible tax increase to the list of reasons not to adopt a $15 minimum wage.
GOP’s top tax writer says Obamacare individual mandate could be repealed in tax plan
The chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee says Republican’s tax plan unveiled Thursday could potentially include a repeal of the individual health care mandate in Obamacare.