In East Palestine, Ohio, third-party presidential candidates have made pit stops in their campaign schedule to pitch their stance on policy in the aftermath of a disastrous train derailment that released toxic chemicals into the environment in February 2023. The incident has been a focal point for discussions on corporate accountability, governmental oversight, and the
In East Palestine, Ohio, third-party presidential candidates have made pit stops in their campaign schedules to pitch their stances on policy in the aftermath of a disastrous train derailment that released toxic chemicals into the environment in February 2023. The incident has been a focal point for discussions on corporate accountability, governmental oversight, and the
In East Palestine, Ohio, third-party presidential candidates have made pit stops in their campaign schedules to pitch their stances on policy in the aftermath of a disastrous train derailment that released toxic chemicals into the environment in February 2023. The incident has been a focal point for discussions on corporate accountability, governmental oversight, and the
A former chief of the United States Border Patrol said Sunday that he “never had one conversation” with President Joe Biden while serving in the position. “I’ve never had one conversation with the president or the vice president, for that matter,” said Raul Ortiz, who became head of the agency in August 2021 and retired
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
Democrats and Republicans in 15 states and one territory will be voting in primaries and caucuses on March 5, which in 2024 is known as Super Tuesday. The reason why it’s important as an informal benchmark in the nomination process is that it’s when over a third of all the delegates available in each party are
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