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Welcome to the journal editorial report. Tuesday the final debate of the president ial campaign, a faceoff of the running mates, tim Walz And Jd vance. They were busy selling their Tickets Message to Battleground State voters. Fox News Paul has Tim Walz with Plus 3 Favorability Rating and j. D. Vance with Minus 12 favorably. Usually Vice President of the beta dont move the needle in the polls that much, but this may be the last matchup between the two campaigns. Vice president harris accepted an invitation to debate Donald Trump next Month But Trump said he would not debate her again. Lets bri...

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Hello again everyone. So muce this sunday. Im fredricka whitfield. We begin this hour with growing pressure on capitol hill to avoid a crippling Government Shutdown this week. Time is running out. Lawmakers now have just six days to pass a Spending Bill to fund the government. Federal agencies have already started the formal process of preparing for a shutdown and if that happens millions of federal workers could have their paychecks withheld until a deal is reached. But with the clock ticking, it is clear House Speaker Kevin Mccarthy doesnt have the votes to pass a stopgap funding bill. House...

CONCORD — The campaign to pass Right-to-Work legislation quietly died for the last time in the state Senate last week.

A group of security guards assigned to federal buildings throughout West Michigan have filed a petition with the National Labor Relations Board, hoping they will not be forced to pay dues