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If not for a crypto mining panic and a report about the purchase of a certain lectern, Arkansas lawmakers (and the reporters who cover them) might have been bored out of their gourds in the second week of the Legislature’s fiscal session. It’s a shame really, because the actual work of the fiscal session — […] The post Arkansas governor’s unwillingness to engage auditors makes it hard to move on appeared first on Arkansas Advocate.

Nicole Mitchell, a 49-year-old first-term Democrat who reps the Twin Cities suburbs of Woodbury and Maplewood, was taken into custody after a homeowner called police in Detroit Lakes -- 220 miles to the northwest -- to report an intruder.

  Some of you might find this interview of interest.  I did it with Ben Hancock, who is based in the United Kingdom, on his podcast "For All the

For her 2026 primary reelection campaign, Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders raised $150,598.18 in campaign contributions and spent $196,178.41 during the quarter that ended March 31, according to her latest campaign finance report.

This week on At Issue, Tom Hauser covers a local connection to the conflict between Iran and Israel, a lawsuit filed by the family of Ricky Cobb II and more.

Wealthy countries, including Canada, are pushing for weak language and vague aspirations on crucial issues such as vaccine-sharing mechanisms

MADISON, Wis. -- The UW Athletic Board on Friday extended contracts for six winter sports coaches, including mens basketball coach Greg Gard.

Two Arkansas lawmakers in Washington, D.C. are calling for action following the death of a Little Rock airport executive after a search warrant was served on his home on March 19.

Canadians should be asking tough questions about the bloated staff numbers in our ministers’ offices and their effects on national decisions.

Evacuation of Vietnam, U.S. hostage rescue fails in Iran, FBI chief linked to Watergate scandal, problems with population growth along the coast