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New York local political leaders call Biden’s inauguration important for country, praise staging

New York local political leaders call Biden’s inauguration important for country, praise staging

by Jay Silver | Jan 21, 2021 | Featured, Inauguration, Politics

WASHINGTON — County Democratic officials in the Albany area on Wednesday praised President Joe Biden’s inaugural address for its repeated call for unity. They also were excited to watch Vice President Kamala Harris become the first woman to hold that position....
Washington activists call for expulsion of some GOP lawmakers in wake of attempted coup

Washington activists call for expulsion of some GOP lawmakers in wake of attempted coup

by Julia Benbrook and Madison Muller | Jan 14, 2021 | Featured, Politics, Topics

WASHINGTON — With Washington still scrambling to make sense of last week’s attempted coup, a group called Shutdown DC gathered in front of the Capitol on Wednesday and held banners that read “Expel all Fascists.” The protesters displayed the names of the 138 Congress...
Maryland electors, once hopeful, left “heartbroken” after capitol breach during electors’ joint session

Maryland electors, once hopeful, left “heartbroken” after capitol breach during electors’ joint session

by Karli Goldenberg | Jan 12, 2021 | Campaign2020, Featured, Politics

WASHINGTON – Some of the Maryland electors who cast their Electoral College votes Dec. 14 called Wednesday’s riot by a pro-President Donald Trump mob inside the Capitol that temporarily stopped certification of electoral votes embarrassing and heart-breaking. While...
Photos from an Attempted Coup: Trump incites his followers to violence

Photos from an Attempted Coup: Trump incites his followers to violence

by Madison Muller | Jan 8, 2021 | Featured, Politics

Despite advanced warnings of far-right demonstrations intent on wreaking havoc in Washington, D.C., Wednesday began as many pro-Donald Trump rallies have in weeks since the election: Spirited attendees in American flag apparel, some bearing the insignias of right-wing...
Some Evangelicals Condemn Violence Yet Cling to Election Conspiracies

Some Evangelicals Condemn Violence Yet Cling to Election Conspiracies

by Katie Livingstone and Augusta Saraiva | Jan 7, 2021 | Featured, Politics

WASHINGTON — As pro-Trump rioters broke into the Capitol on Wednesday to stop members of Congress from certifying the results of the 2020 election, some evangelical leaders denounced the violence — including elected representatives who continued to support President...
Black nonvoters hope for change amid Harris’ symbolic election

Black nonvoters hope for change amid Harris’ symbolic election

by India Walton | Dec 15, 2020 | Politics, Topics

WASHINGTON – While reports have shown that the Black voter turnout in this year’s presidential election reached a record high, some Black Americans opted out of voting mainly due to lack of connection with the political process and politicians, which is a hallmark for...
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