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US Politics · United States

Senate confirms former Trump attorney Emil Bove as U.S. appeals court judge

49% Center coverage: 191 sources

The Senate on Tuesday approved the nomination of Emil Bove, President Trump's former defense lawyer, to serve on a U.S. appeals court, confirming the controversial nominee to a lifetime appointment on the federal bench.See the Story

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US and Japan to Form LNG Joint Venture, Says Donald Trump - All You Need to Know About the Project

50% Center coverage: 8 sources

Trump's announcement came moments after he announced a trade deal with Japan, reducing tariffs to 15 per cent on goods including auto parts. Japan became the first country to strike a trade deal with the US that would also reduce auto tariffs.See the Story

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Republicans reject Democrats’ amendment to block Trump from taking Qatari jet after presidency

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

Republicans on the Senate Appropriations Committee on Thursday rejected what they described as a “poison pill” amendment that Democrats say is intended to block President Trump from taking the Qatari luxury jet that the Pentagon intends to use as Air Force One with him after his presidency. See the Story

Democrats' favorite polling firm shows just how special session is going to go on Saturday

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

As the Alaska Legislature prepares to gavel in for a special session on Saturday to consider overriding Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s recent veto of a fraction of the increase to education spending, new polling from the Democrat-leaning firm Data for Progress suggests that Alaskans side with the Democrats in the Legislature on this issue. The survey, […] The post Democrats’ favorite polling firm shows just how special session is going to go on Saturday a…Mike Dunleavy · Juneau See the Story

Reporting From Alaska- Dunleavy dithers on whether he should call off special session

Gov. Mike Dunleavy is considering calling off the special session he called for August 2, based on comments he made in phone calls to Senate President Gary Stevens.Stevens told the Anchorage Daily News about Dunleavy’s dithering. This is a chronic condition for which there is no known cure. The special session is supposed to be about education, but the leader of Alaska’s Golden Age doesn’t have special anything to offer.As usual, Dunleavy’s non…Anchorage, United States · Anchorage Read Article

Reporting From Alaska- Dunleavy pays $300 an hour to Judicial Council nominee, contrary to Alaska Constitution

Gov. Mike Dunleavy is paying political ally John W. Wood $300 an hour as a consultant, violating a provision in the Alaska Constitution that says a nominee to the Alaska Judicial Council may not be on the state dime.Since 2019, Dunleavy has given Wood no-bid contracts with a total face value of up to $900,000, according to documents released by the state under a public records request.Dunleavy should withdraw Wood’s illegal nomination to the jud…Fairbanks · Fairbanks Read Article

Federal Cuts Threaten 'News Deserts' in Rural Minnesota Stations

49% Center coverage: 8 sources

MPR could face a $6M budget gap due to US federal cuts, impacting programming and financial stability across the state.Movies & TV · Alaska See the Story

Group Sues to Halt Gov. Dunleavy’s Latest Appointment to Alaska Judicial Council

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The governor’s May 29 appointment of John W. Wood to the Alaska Judicial Council is unlawful, Alaskans for Fair Courts contends.Anchorage, United States · Anchorage See the Story

Reporting From Alaska- State pays for PR and marketing website that remains hidden; seek and you will not find

I can guess why Julie Sande, the commissioner of the state commerce department, claims that it is not a matter of public interest to know details about how she spent $3 million on a public relations marketing contract, a deal that could be worth as much as $9 million by 2030.I filed a public records request on April 11 with the Department of Commerce, Community and Economic Development for the information. Here is that simple request.I asked for…Fairbanks · Fairbanks Read Article

Reporting From Alaska- Dunleavy forgets about his child care task force and all of his other task forces

Gov. Mike Dunleavy complained on April 6, 2023 about a plan advanced in the Alaska Senate to put $15 million more toward child care to help raise wages for child care workers, claiming it was a “knee jerk reaction.”“I’m not going to support $15 million in child care because we don’t even know what the child care is that we’re talking about," Dunleavy told reporters. "What does it look like? Is it focused on infants? Is it focused on toddlers? Is…Fairbanks · Fairbanks Read Article

Reporting From Alaska- On education, Dunleavy and the ad nauseam school of propaganda

Gov. Mike Dunleavy is back to his old tricks, claiming that anyone who doesn’t see the world of education exactly as he does belongs to a special interest and doesn’t care about young people.Dunleavy publicity man Jeff Turner sent this voluminous term paper to Alaska newspapers Friday. It is straight from the ad nauseam school of propaganda.Dunleavy has rounded up all of the usual suspects, from the charter school study to test results in Missis…Education · Fairbanks Read Article

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