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Retiring U.S. Rep G.K. Butterfield, a Democratic political heavyweight, and the N.C. Association of Educators have endorsed incumbent Sen. Milton “Toby” Fitch in his reelection bid to Senate District 4.

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Youre killing somebody. those are my thoughts. >> josé, as you know, we have been reporting on rallies and demonstrations that have been popping up all across the country, including here in knoxville. in fact, as people were leaving work just a few blocks away from the federal courthouse we saw a large rally, roughly 100 people voicing their frustrations, their anger about the reversal of womens rights, and they wanted to protect roe v. wade, and we also heard from elected officials including t...

A roundup of political coverage looks at the power of former President Donald Trump's endorsement, JD Vance's ascent in state politics, a strong showing from Democrat Nan Whaley in the gubernatorial race, an underwhelming night from Gov. Mike DeWine, and more.

Gov. Phil Scott vetoed a bill on Tuesday that would have allowed Burlington to ban no-cause evictions, saying it would undermine the rights of property...

The lack of support for Nina Turner has some progressives fuming.

Centrists derailed their $1.7 trillion dream. They've seen only small wins. But "the strategy doesn't change" next year, as one top liberal put it.

Eir agenda stalled amid gridlock in washington and disagreements within thearty. well speak with a top grat on the progressive caucus as the part braces for a battle over imgratio stude ans, covid relief and ukrai aid. and later voters head to th polls tomorrow in the first primary in a race that puts the power of the endorsement to the test. more on the ground in ohio coming up. youre watching "meet the press daily." daily. bonnie boon im calling you out. everybody be cool, alright? with ring...

Do you think realistically speaking that theres common ground to be found between progressives like yourself and senator manchin on climate reform? >> we already found ways to get giant bills through congress. the american rescue plan that got money in peoples pockets and shots in peoples arms. >> but climate is very tricky, as yo know. >> i think were going to keep doing a legislative strategy, but the progressive caucus encouraged the president to take executive actions. they can be changed. t...

Chilling. you know ali, coming up on the sunday show, we will highlight one pablo migrants planned to give teens all across the country access to free books, which have been banned. like the handmaids tail. the head of the brooklyn public library will join me to talk about it books on banned initiative. also, from the halls of congress, tim kaine, -- chair of the progressive caucus are going to join me to talk about the spending will, voting rights, and much more. plus, the nations first out tra...