Monthly Archives: October 2021
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President Navajo backs bill to protect Native Americans’ voting rights – Cronkite News
Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez, left, said the Native American Voting Rights Act was needed to ensure voting on tribal lands, but lawyer Sara Frankenstein, right, ... -
MCD polls in Delhi: BJP tries to counter anti-trustee through central programs
The BJP is building on the central government’s plans to fight the ruling power ahead of next year’s municipal elections in Delhi. Delhi BJP members distribute ... -
Stealing campaign signs isn’t a prank, it’s a crime – even if it’s hard for the cops to prove
Lt. Scott Anderle is not exactly surprised by the series of reports his department has received regarding the theft of campaign signs this month. In his ... -
Belmont County Elections Board Ready for Election Day | News, Sports, Jobs
TL Photo / CARRI GRAHAM Jay Sell, Aggregation Specialist for Aspen Energy, speaks Tuesday evening with Bridgeport Village Council about the company’s electricity aggregation program. Residents ... -
House panel recommends contempt charge of Stephen Bannon
WASHINGTON – A day before a crowd of supporters of former President Donald J. Trump stormed the Capitol, Stephen K. Bannon, former senior adviser to Mr. ... -
Wind blowing against Ys JaganMohan Reddy
Recently, we saw a survey that paints a grim picture for the YSR Congress. The survey said the YSR Congress has lost 3% of the vote ... -
Exposing the Chinese government’s oppression of the Uyghurs in Xinjiang
In Ürümqi, a remote town in northwest China, capital of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, the Political and Legal Affairs Commission sends “micro-clues” to neighborhood committees ... -
Portland City Council Explains 2019 Clean Election Vote To Court
Portland City Council voted unanimously on Monday to approve a statement to Maine’s highest court, justifying a 2019 decision not to put a citizen referendum on ... -
Texas Attorney General Sets Up Unit For Election Fraud Allegations In November Election – Houston Public Media
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, left, listens to Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick during a panel discussion in 2018. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is launching a ... -
Rising prices and empty store shelves pose serious political danger to Biden and his Democrats
An admission by Transport Secretary Pete Buttigieg on CNN on Sunday that supply chain safeguards, which have a corrosive impact on the wider economy, will persist ...
