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A passing vote by Maine's House gives more life to a possible rebrand of the state's boring and unoriginal flag.

Rights. south carolinas senate on tuesday approved a bill that would ban most abortions in the state as early as six weeks into a pregnancy. it passed by a vote of 27-19. the controversial legislation now heads to governor henry mcmasters desk to be signed into law. mcmaster tweeted he looks forward the signing it as soon as possible. it has been one year since the mass shooting at an elementary school in uvalde, texas, where a gunman killed 19 children and two teachers. u.s. president joe bid...

That he admired adolf hitler because, quote, he was a strong leader. so some very disturbing things coming out in his charging documents there. were going to learn a little bit more about that maybe later on today. also, you know, we did speak to two former high school classmates of this young man and they described him sai varshith kandula as a guy yet young man, never got in trouble in high school. we are being told by law enforcement sources that authorities are examining what role that menta...

Lawmakers were poised Tuesday to vote on a state government and elections package.

Lawmakers on Tuesday approved a state government and elections package. It now heads to the Senate.

BOISE, Idaho -- Governor Brad Little ordered the immediate lowering of U.S. and state flags on Saturday in honor of former Governor Phil Batt, who passed away in his home

Vexillologists point to several design problems with the current flag, including its busy design that makes it difficult to recognize from a distance.

Today, the President of Turkmenistan left for a two-day state visit to the Republic of Uzbekistan.

The past week’s events were yet another confirmation of success of the leader of nation Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov’s creative initiatives aimed at achieving of the broad mutuality-based cooperation with all interested partners, further harmonious de...

Mayor Jane Bolin said Gov. DeSantis' decision turns the flag into 'a decoration for his own political theater.'