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Candidates in smaller swing state races struggle financially amid pandemic

Candidates in smaller swing state races struggle financially amid pandemic

by Nicole Girten and Henry Ren | Jul 24, 2020 | Featured, Politics

When asked to describe what fundraising has been like during a pandemic, first-time Democratic congressional candidate Kimberly Walker did not miss a beat: “Hard.” Across the board, donations surged in competitive congressional races despite the...
Area farmers seek government aid to improve renewable energy use

Area farmers seek government aid to improve renewable energy use

by Megan Sauer | Jul 24, 2020 | Environment, Featured

Even before consequences of COVID-19 threatened Americans’ financial security, U.S. farmers and ranchers recognized they could protect the environment and save money by transitioning to renewable energy sources. But initial prices and the cost of maintenance are...
States need $3.6B to handle elections during pandemic, expert says

States need $3.6B to handle elections during pandemic, expert says

by Shirin Ali | Jul 24, 2020 | Featured, Politics

States across the country are grappling with how to run primaries and the November general election while dealing with the coronavirus pandemic, a task one voting expert told a Senate committee on Wednesday would require another $3.6 billion in federal aid. During the...
Frederick’s $3 million rental assistance program extended as application numbers remain low

Frederick’s $3 million rental assistance program extended as application numbers remain low

by Anabel Mendoza | Jul 24, 2020 | Featured, Immigration

In early July, Frederick leaders announced a roughly $3 million COVID-19 Emergency Rental Assistance Program to help county and city residents meet their rent payments and avoid eviction. But, the program has received fewer applications than anticipated, totaling...
Chicago Pastor Fires at Trump: ‘Don’t Get in the Ring With People From the Chi’

Chicago Pastor Fires at Trump: ‘Don’t Get in the Ring With People From the Chi’

by LaTesha Harris | Jul 23, 2020 | Faith, Ethics + Spirituality, Featured

On Monday, President Donald Trump said he plans to send law enforcement to more U.S. cities amidst the current federal lockdown on Black Lives Matter protests in Portland, Ore. Trump mentioned New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, Baltimore and Oakland as cities...
Romney calls for U.S. to ‘take action collectively’ with other nations against China

Romney calls for U.S. to ‘take action collectively’ with other nations against China

by Henry Ren | Jul 22, 2020 | Politics

Sen. Mitt Romney is calling for the U.S. to lead a coalition of countries that embrace fair trade to push China to stop its predatory pricing and theft of intellectual property. “There’s no other nation that can provide the leadership that’s necessary to develop a...
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