JetBlue and Spirit Terminate Merger Agreement

A merger agreement between JetBlue and Spirit has been called off mostly due to regulatory roadblocks. JetBlue Airways and Spirit Airlines announced Monday that they’re terminating their merger agreement, citing an inability to finalize closing conditions by deadline and regulatory obstacles. It a statement, JetBlue said the two companies “continue to believe in the procompetitive

North Dakota Holds GOP Caucuses Ahead of Super Tuesday

Voting is set to take place between 5 and 8 p.m. CST at a dozen caucus locations across the Republican-leaning state. FARGO, N.D.—North Dakota Republican Party members will cast ballots in statewide caucuses on March 4 to choose who will be the state’s GOP presidential nominee in the November general election.  Three candidates on the

SCOTUS Strikes Down Attempt to Exclude Trump: A Victory Against Election Interference

Monday morning, the Supreme Court’s decision to reject efforts to exclude Donald Trump from presidential primary ballots marks a significant development in the 2024 election landscape. “Activist judges in Colorado and other liberal states believe that the American people should not have the right to vote for the presidential candidate of their choice. This morning,

AG Merrick Garland Calls Voter ID Laws ‘Unnecessary’

Attorney General Merrick Garland on Sunday said his agency is “fighting back.” Attorney General Merrick Garland on Sunday declared that efforts by states to implement voter ID laws are “unnecessary” and “burdensome,” drawing the ire of Republicans. While speaking at a church Selma, Alabama, the attorney general was commemorating the 59th anniversary of Selma police