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Senators from states that haven’t expanded their Medicaid programs under Obamacare are making a final, determined push to get their colleagues to include in their health, tax and climate legislation some kind of help for those caught in the gap between private and public insurance programs.

The landmark vote Tuesday preserving state abortion rights in Kansas isn’t likely to settle the issue there, especially if Republicans can maintain or build upon their super majority in the state legislature this November.

The Biden administration is drawing a link between states moving to outlaw abortion and those limiting voting rights.

I was fascinated from the moment I first heard that Fairfield Center Stage was going to perform a musical called THE SPONGEBOB MUSICAL, as I did not previously know that such a musical existed.  What I knew, however, is that if it is being put on by Fairfield Center Stage, it is going to be a phenomenal production!   On Friday, June 17th, I had the pleasure of experiencing Fairfield Center Stage’s continued commitment to providing excellent theater that goes that extra mile, when I saw THE ...

Nevada Democrats will learn Tuesday the November players in their calculated wager of redrawn congressional districts, a move that one GOP operative calls a “dummymander.”

California’s primary today provides an early political stress test for House incumbents running under significantly redrawn congressional lines.

Blendon Woods Metro Park has birds of a wide variety.

Lawmakers are unveiling the early, bipartisan ideas they have for tackling the nation’s ongoing mental health crisis, laying the groundwork for larger action this summer.

Georgia’s primary today will either turn a Democratic congresswoman into a lame duck or delay the inevitable.

In a suburb of Aachen, in the west of Germany, Alex Ebert, 11, was on the bus back from school, his mother said, when four boys told him that he was killing Ukrainian children.