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My teachers union calls it representation. I say there are $114 million reasons to sue them
New Jersey teacher sues New Jersey Education Association over millions in dues allegedly sent to political action committees without member consent or transparency.
LIZ PEEK: How the left’s embrace of Mamdani could doom Democrats nationwide
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries endorses Zohran Mamdani for New York mayor, potentially damaging future Democratic prospects in 2026 as his progressive politics clash with voters.
MORNING GLORY: Which way Gotham?
Can rookie politician Zohran Mamdani manage NYC’s 300,000 employees? Early voting turnout suggests voters weigh experience vs. change in mayoral election.
I’m Abigail Spanberger. This is why I want Virginia’s vote for governor
Virginia governor candidate discusses bipartisan approach to lowering healthcare costs and addressing rising expenses affecting families across the commonwealth.
Scoop: Combat veteran launches congressional run in bid to flip longtime Democrat-held seat red
Republican Jennifer-Ruth Green, a combat veteran, enters House race as GOP redistricting could shift northwest Indiana district from blue to red in 2026 elections.
Trump, Japan’s Takaichi sign rare earth deal to counter China’s hold and more top headlines
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Jay-Z dismisses backlash over decision to have Bad Bunny perform Super Bowl LV halftime show
Jay-Z came out in defense of Bad Bunny on Monday and dismissed the backlash his selection to do the Super Bowl LX halftime show has gotten.
Air traffic controllers miss full paycheck because of government shutdown, Duffy says
Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy said “today is the first day” that air traffic controllers “don’t get any money” as a result of the government shutdown.
Federal judge slaps down lawsuit by expelled Tennessee Democrat
A federal judge dismissed Tennessee state Rep. Justin Jones’ lawsuit over his 2023 expulsion, rejecting claims of racial discrimination and due process violations.
Meet the Violent Career Criminals Who Received Reduced Bail, Walked Free Thanks to Roy Cooper’s Judicial Appointees
A violent repeat offender who skipped court before raping a 29-year-old woman in a porta-john. A career criminal who racked up 37 felony charges, including strangling a woman to stop her from calling 911. These are some of the offenders who received substantially reduced bonds or walked free thanks to judges appointed by former North Carolina governor and Senate hopeful Roy Cooper (D.).
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