New York City's toothless effort to reduce small businesses regulations
In January, New York City Mayor Eric Adams issued his "Small Business Fo
Read MoreSenate Democrats targeting McCormick, Oz ahead of recount
As the Pennsylvania Senate Republican primary heads to a recount, Democrats are going after both of the possible GOP candidates. The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) released two ads on Thursday attacking Republican candidates Mehmet Oz and Dave McCormick, who are separated by roughly 900 votes, or about 0.1 percentage points with Oz leading. The winner will face off against Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, who cruised to victory in the Democratic primary. The DSCC released separate ads attacking each Republican candidate, aiming to cast Oz as a “Holly
Read More3 seriously injured after hot air balloon collides with train in Wisconsin
BURLINGTON, Wis. (WFRV) — Three people suffered life-threatening injuries after a hot air balloon reportedly collided with a train in Wisconsin. The
Read MoreNew ad shows Kentucky Dem nominee for Senate wearing noose
KENTUCKY (KTVX) — In an ad entitled "Pain of our Past," Charles Booker, a Kentucky state representative and Democratic nominee in Kentucky's 2022 Senate race, shines a light on his ancestors' painful history. The ad evokes an emotional reaction, as Booker, who is challenging Sen. Rand Paul in November's midterm election, can be seen wearing a noose around his neck as he calls for action. The ad begins with a v
Read MoreBribing some voters by forgiving student loans may backfire on Biden
It’s funny how politics works in this country. I mean, if a voter bribes a politician, the guy passing money under the table to get special treatment from the pol could wind up in prison for a long time. But if a politician makes a deal, not with one voter but with millions of them, by offering goodies in exchange for their votes, it’s not called “bribery” and it’s not even a crime. It’s called “politics as usual.” While both parties are guilty of doing this, Democrats have a more accomplished record for this kind of thing. Give out “free” money to voters and they’ll thank you wit
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