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Attacks on the press, kicking out reporters so they couldnt observe. straight-up authoritarianism, what republicans in washington want to replicate. is there any push back from businesses, same reactions as when georgia tried this? >> i hope so and thats the right question to ask. in texas we saw american airlines and dell computer and others come out with strong statements in opposition to the voter suppression measures but we need to see more do that and keep up sustained campaign against furt...

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WEST NORRITON — At Monday’s school board meeting, Norristown Area School District Superintendent Christopher Dormer noted that staff will soon be busy preparing for on-site, in-person instruction five days a week for the upcoming  2021-2022 school year. Students return to class Aug. 30. The board also approved a $173 million preliminary budget with no tax increase and increased staffing, as noted in Dormers remarks to the board. Final approval will be in June.   "Despite a...

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Each day, Benzinga takes a look back at a notable market-related moment that occurred on this date. What Happened? On this day in 1988, Dell Computer Corp. went public. Where The Market Was: The Dow closed at 2,152.20. The S&P 500 traded at around 275.66. What Else Was Going On In The... Read More...

Close The Texas House of Representatives passed sweeping voting limits Friday afternoon that aligns with a Republican belief that the 2020 election was fraudulent. featured top story From staff and wire reports May 8, 2021 2 hrs ago The Texas House of Representatives passed sweeping voting limits Friday afternoon that aligns with a Republican belief that the 2020 election was fraudulent. AUSTIN — The Texas House of Representatives passed sweeping vo...

Ted Cruz Openly Advertises Demand For Corporate Bribery Reprinted with permission from Alternet Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas, now 50, has spent much of his career vigorously defending corporate America. But now that Delta Airlines, Coca-Cola, Dell Computer and other major companies are speaking out against GOP voter suppression bills, Cruz is railing against "woke" corporations and threatening to punish them via the United States tax code. And Walter Shaub, who headed the U.S. Government Off...

AZ Memo: Planning to fly again? Heres what to know; How Arizona lost 38K students; Restaurant closures Arizona Republic A look at some of todays top stories, the weather forecast and a peek back in history. A proposed to her girlfriend, wrong-way crash that Loop 101 near Camelback Road for several hours early Sunday, according to officials. © Patrick Breen/The Republic A Spirit Airlines plane takes off at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport on Feb. 4, 2021. Today, you can expect it...