Indiana lawmakers vote to lift nearly 40-year ban on restaurant happy hours
Indiana lawmakers on Tuesday voted to lift a ban on happy hours. The bill permits restaurants to sell alcoholic beverages at reduced prices for a limited time each day.
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Medicaid expansion in Georgia looks unlikely this year, but advocates want lawmakers to keep trying
As Georgia Gov. Kemp sues the federal government to extend the life of his Georgia Pathways program, Medicaid expansion advocates feel that expansion in Georgia is unlikely for 2024.
Speaker Johnson highlights 100 stories of ‘dangers and destruction’ of ‘Biden Border Catastrophe’
House Speaker Mike Johnson is highlighting 100 stories of the "danger and destruction" of the "Biden Border Catastrophe" as the administration and Republicans feud over the crisis.
Nikki Haley’s campaign against Trump has siphoned thousands of ‘large dollar’ donors away from Biden
At least 1,600 donors who gave over $500,000 to Preisdent Biden's campaign in 2020 have instead donated to Nikki Haley this election cycle.
Trump reveals VP shortlist includes DeSantis, Scott, Ramaswamy, Noem, Donalds, Gabbard
Former President Trump acknowledged at a Fox News town hall in South Carolina that Ron DeSantis, Tim Scott, Vivek Ramaswamy, Kristi Noem, Bryon Donalds and Tulsi Gabbard are on his running mate shortlist.
Trump teases fight with McConnell in Fox News town hall: ‘I don’t know that I can work with him’
Former President Trump says he is not sure if he can work with Sen. Minority L:eader Mitch McConnell as the two have shared a poor relationship for years.
Chicago sues oil companies for causing climate change, points to 1995 heat wave
The City of Chicago is suing Big Oil for allegedly causing deadly weather events in the city and global warming more broadly while deceiving about its own impact.