Two Republicans who are running for governor are sticking to familiar themes and familiar faces as they try to win over new supporters at this weekend's party convention in Burlingame.
17-year-olds cast first votes in March 18 primary
State election officials say more than 11,000 17-year-old students across Illinois have registered to vote in the March 18 primary under a new state law.
Lawyers: Allowing judge's ruling on same-sex marriage would be 'judicial wrecking ball'
Dennis Romboy |
posted Mar 15th - 10:45am
Upholding a federal judge's decision to strike
down Utah's marriage law would be a "judicial
wrecking ball" hurtled at state sovereignty,
lawyers for Utah told a federal appeals court
late Friday.
E-cigarette bill stalls despite 'mad dash' to put it through
Madeleine Brown |
posted Mar 15th - 9:41am
After 10 substitutions and multiple debates
throughout the legislative session, a bill
looking to regulate electronic cigarettes was
extinguished late Thursday night after a "mad
dash" to push it through.
Kerry makes 11th-hour push on Ukraine
ecretary of State John Kerry and Russian
Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov have
practically been joined at the hip in the
past week or so. Kerry left Thursday for yet
another round of talks with Lavrov — this
time, an 11th-hour push in London aimed at
averting an escalation of the situation over
a referendum for the strategic peninsula to
rejoin Russia.
Clinton action committee to drum up support in NH
The Associated Press |
posted Mar 14th - 3:21pm
A political action committee supporting Hillary Rodham Clinton plans to visit New Hampshire next week to begin organizing support in case the former first lady and secretary of state decides to run for president in 2016.
Gov. Herbert calls 2014 Legislature a success
Gov. Gary Herbert spent the last night of the
2014 Legislature Thursday celebrating his
success in getting nearly all of his $13.3
billion passed —without a controversial and
costly initiative from House Speaker Becky
Lockhart.
Lawmakers approve bills on STEM education, 'revenge porn' during final hours
Utah lawmakers approved several bills during
their final hours of the 2014 legislative
session, including on to give $20 million to
STEM education and another bill making "revenge
porn" a crime in Utah.
Families encouraged as lawmakers OK hemp extract bill
Families of children blighted by a rare form of
epilepsy are encouraged now that legislation
that could improve their kids' lives has
cleared the legislature and awaits a signature
from the governor.
Scott Brown explores bid as GOP gathers in NH
Former Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown is exploring a U.S. Senate bid in New Hampshire as high-profile Republicans from across the country gather in the state with an eye on the 2016 presidential contest.
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