Ken Paxton’s attractive troubles
A renegade heir to political royalty, a soon-to-be-former state Supreme Court justice and an indicted incumbent could make the race...
Month: June 2021
Change to Gilead Assistance Program Threatens PrEP Access, HIV Advocates Say
Dr. John Carlo is concerned that patients at Prism Health North Texas who rely on the health care safety net...
$4M among North Carolina vaccine lottery prizes
North Carolina will give away $4 million in cash and cover college tuition for people who get vaccinated against COVID-19,...
How one new Indianapolis group wants to turn parents into education advocates
Iris Blanco remembers how frustrating it was to try to enroll her children in school when she first moved to...
Pennsylvania bill would create task force to help children of parents with opioid abuse issues
Legislation sponsored by Pennsylvania state Rep. Clint Owlett, R-Wellsboro, that aims to help the children of parents struggling with opioid...
Colorado General Assembly concludes 2021 session
The Colorado General Assembly concluded its 2021 legislative session late Tuesday, the first regular session following the COVID-19 pandemic. The...
Legislator who sued Newsom says he’s been asked to run in recall election by constituents
Californians from all over the state have asked the northern Californian legislator who sued Gov. Gavin Newsom last year and...
Tennessee farmer sues USDA over loan forgiveness program
A new federal lawsuit claims a Tennessee farmer is being discriminated against because he is not eligible for federal loan forgiveness...
After 2020 disappointments, Democrats look to prioritize year-round organizing
Some of Democrats’ biggest regrets about the 2020 election in Texas had to do with organizing. It was not consistent...
Chicago charter strike ends with a tentative agreement and unanswered questions
A teachers’ strike during final exam week at an all-male, predominantly Black charter network in Chicago ended early Wednesday. Teachers...
