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Bozeman-based federal nominee withdraws from consideration following bipartisan backlash

A Bozeman-based nominee to the U.S. State Department withdrew his name from consideration following bipartisan opposition over past inflammatory remarks about race, religion and gender. Jeremy Carl, a senior fellow with the Claremont Institute, a conservative think tank, announced earlier this week on social media that he was

Midterm elections poll shows tight congressional races

(The Center Square) – Eight months in advance, the midterm elections are looking tight. A new national survey shows that voters, despite some general dissatisfaction with the Republican trifecta’s performance, have not fully embraced the Democratic alternative. The Center Square’s newest Voters’ Voice Poll shows that 43% of U.

U.S. Senate to hold marathon debate on GOP voter ID bill

(The Center Square) – Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., plans to bring a Republican elections reform bill to the floor next week and kickstart a marathon debate that could potentially last days. The move is an attempt to appease a vocal minority of Republicans who have called for

Politics over breakfast: Trump-endorsed House candidate Aaron Flint talks issues

Conservative firebrand Aaron Flint likes his coffee Americano — with a splash of whole milk and some sugar free vanilla. The Chronicle caught up with Flint over a sausage patty and two eggs over easy at Jam, when the brunch restaurant opened before dawn at 7 a.m. Friday. A man

War and peace: Trump, Israel and what’s driving activists opposed to the Iran conflict

War and peace: Trump, Israel and what’s driving activists opposed to the Iran conflict

Want to know how people feel about the U.S. war with Iran? Ask them how they feel about President Donald Trump and American support for Israel. Feelings about the war tend to parallel people’s views about Trump. The president’s MAGA (Make America Great Again) base of supporters

Two Republicans turn to the Democratic ticket in Great Falls, conspiracy theories follow

For years, Cascade County voters tipped further into the Republican column and elected officials followed. The sheriff and county attorney have both shed their Democratic titles and rebranded as Republicans, as did the county clerk of district court, a job with little room for any political discretion. This year, however,

Airport workers miss pay as US government shutdown hits one month

Airport workers miss pay as US government shutdown hits one month

US airport security officers missed their first full paycheck Friday as a partial funding shutdown of the government approached the one-month mark, with no breakthrough in a congressional standoff that is beginning to disrupt travel across the country. The lapse in funding is forcing thousands of Transportation Security Administration