Trump charged with 34 felony counts in indictment
Former President Donald Trump appeared in court as he faced a 34 count felony indictment. The charges stem from alleged actions during his time in office and related payments. Investigators and prosecutors outlined the case amid intense public scrutiny. The proceedings marked a historic moment as the first former president faced criminal charges.
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Trump arraigned in New York on hush money scheme
Former president Donald J. Trump appeared in a Manhattan courtroom facing 34 counts tied to falsifying business records to conceal payments to a porn actor, amid claims of an illegal bid to influence the 2016 election. Prosecutors described the case as an illegal conspiracy undermining election integrity.
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Montana Senate advances bill to raise film tax credit cap
Senate Bill 14 would lift Montana film tax credits from 12 million to 20 million, with 8 million more available and 25 percent of credits directed to Montana headquartered firms. Introduced by Sen. Greg Hertz, the MEDIA Act expansion aims to boost jobs, manufacturing activity, and local spending linked to productions like Yellowstone.
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Butte-Silver Bow plans on-site fueling revamp
Butte-Silver Bow will install two 15 000 gallon above ground fuel tanks at the county shops this summer to fuel about 400 vehicles. Officials say bulk purchases will save about 145 000 annually, prompting a shift away from the Towns Pump stations and the fuel card system adopted in 2021. Budget Director Danette Gleason says bulk discounts beat card rebates, which have declined.
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Montana GOP targets Tester with jungle primary bill
Montana Republicans push Senate Bill 566 to create a top-two jungle primary for the U.S. Senate race in 2024 against Democrat Jon Tester. The measure, passed 27-23 with no Democratic support, would force all candidates into one primary, sending the top two to the general election and likely excluding third parties. Critics call it a partisan power grab as Tester faces a close, high-spend contest and Libertarians often influence outcomes in Montana elections.
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