Expulsions across states spark bipartisan backlash
A Tennessee House move ejecting two freshmen Democrats over disorderly behavior in gun debate drew swift reversals, while Arizona expelled freshman Republican Liz Harris for disorderly conduct amid a hearing tainted by conspiracy talk. Critics call the acts partisan overreach.
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Brunswick voters urged to approve Issue 4 for new high school
Judy Hinderer of Brunswick Hills Township asks Brunswick residents to vote yes on May 2 for bond Issue 4 to fund a new high school with 39 percent state aid. She warns reversal would increase repairs and delay benefits for current and future students.
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Vote Yes on Brunswick Issue 7 Fire Station Bond
Brunswick residents are urged to vote yes on Issue 7 on the May 2 ballot to fund a central fire station. The bond, costing $29 per year per $100,000 home, aims to improve response capacity by housing all equipment and personnel under one roof for faster service to residents and visitors.
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Deadline Passes for May 2 Primary Election Letters
The window to submit letters regarding the upcoming May 2 primary election has closed. Community input on candidates and issues is no longer being accepted ahead of the vote.
Why are we stuck with Thomas in the Supreme Court
The Los Angeles Times opinion column argues Justice Clarence Thomas faces ethics and disclosure questions linked to gifts from Harlan Crow and family real estate deals. It compares to former Justice Fortas and warns of ineffectual accountability while noting repeated failures to recuse on Trump related cases. It calls for resignation.
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Chicago lawlessness sparks debate on leadership and crime
Cal Thomas argues amid weekend violence in the Loop that fault lies with voters who elected Brandon Johnson and Lori Lightfoot. He decries tolerated lawbreaking, police recruitment troubles, and rising crimes, urging firm enforcement to restore order and deter further upheaval in Chicago.
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