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Trump says Jan. 6 was a “day of love,” glossing over supporters’ violence

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Washington — Former President Donald Trump insisted that the Jan. 6 attack, when his supporters stormed the Capitol and assaulted scores of law enforcement officers, was not a day of violence, but a “day of love” when “nothing” was “done wrong.”  The Republican presidential nominee was asked about the assault on the Capitol at a

Early Voting Begins in Battleground State North Carolina

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Voters in western North Carolina, a critical battleground state in this year’s election, are heading to the polls on Oct. 17, the first day of early voting, despite parts of the area still lacking power, running water, or reliable internet service after Hurricane Helene devastated the region just weeks ago. Original News Source Link –

Lawmakers Criticize California Regulators, Say Consumers Are Paying the Price for Policy Decisions

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California’s Air Resources Board is meeting days after the election to consider proposals that some say could raise gas prices by 85 cents next year. California state lawmakers, including more than two dozen Republicans, challenged the state’s Air Resources Board in an Oct. 15 letter to Chair Liane Randolph, requesting details about how proposed regulations