What Harris, Trump say about helping families with child care costs

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Both the Democratic and Republican presidential nominees are shining a light on burdensome child care costs as many families across the U.S. struggle to afford help.  Child care costs are among families’ biggest expenses, eating up more than a quarter of an average household’s total income in some states across the U.S. The typical family

South Carolina Must Give Out-of-State Requesters Access to Voter Roll

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South Carolina has become the fourth state to have to disclose its voter registration list to the watchdog Public Interest Legal Foundation for analysis. A federal court has ordered the South Carolina Election Commission to allow out-of-state entities to access and purchase copies of the Statewide Voter Registration List. The Statewide Voter Registration List is a

‘Whining District-Flopping No-Show’: Local Union Leader Savages Mondaire Jones, Prompting Fury from Former Congressman

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Former congressman and current congressional hopeful Mondaire Jones (D., N.Y.) is in a war of words with local union leaders who backed his Republican opponent, accusing them of “turning their backs on pro-labor candidates.” In turn, one of the leaders called Jones a “whining district-flopping no-show.” Jones is running against Rep. Mike Lawler (R., N.Y.),

70 Weapons Depots, 80 Missiles, and 3 Senior Commanders: How a Week of Israeli Strikes Kneecapped Hezbollah

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Israel has destroyed scores of Hezbollah missiles, drones, and rocket launchers across Lebanon over the past several days, orchestrating an unprecedented series of pinpoint airstrikes and intelligence-driven operations that have quickly degraded swaths of the terror group’s arsenal—and eliminated at least three of the group’s senior commanders. Israel’s air force is pummeling Hezbollah’s arms depots