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Sen. Sheehy gets in altercation with anti-war protester vet on Capitol Hill

Sen. Sheehy gets in altercation with anti-war protester vet on Capitol Hill

Montana Sen. Tim Sheehy got into an altercation Wednesday with an anti-war protester during an Senate Armed Services Subcommittee meeting that appears to have left the protester with a broken arm. In a video shared by CBS News’ Alan He, three Capitol Police officers are working to subdue and

Missoula County election judge training begins for upcoming elections

Missoula County election judge training begins for upcoming elections

MISSOULA, Mont. – Missoula County is gearing up for a busy election season, with community volunteers starting their training to become election judges. These individuals are essential to ensuring elections run smoothly. Bradley Seaman, Missoula County Elections Administrator, highlighted the success of their recruitment efforts. "We started recruitment and training

Ex-guerrillas battle low support in Colombia election

Ex-guerrillas battle low support in Colombia election

Colombia's bid to bring former guerrillas into the political fold faces a major test at Sunday's legislative elections, as ex-FARC fighters struggle to win over voters. Sandra Ramirez, 63, smiles and cuts a friendly figure as she dances, waves flags, and gives speeches canvassing for

Bodnar positions himself against 'party bosses' in campaign kickoff for Montana Senate seat

Former University of Montana president Seth Bodnar strode into the Capitol on Wednesday to file as an independent for the U.S. Senate, making official one of the worst-kept secrets in state politics so far this election cycle. "The primary difference between me and my opponent is that

Montana Sen. Sheehy gets in altercation with veteran anti-war protester on Capitol Hill

Montana Sen. Tim Sheehy got into an altercation with an anti-war protester during an Senate Armed Services Subcommittee meeting that appears to have left the protester with a broken arm. In a video shared by CBS News’ Alan He, three Capitol Police officers are working to subdue and eject

Deadline day: Democratic candidate field gathers at courthouse for final filing

The election table is set and Gallatin County candidates are hungry for November. Newcomer Democratic candidates joined incumbents at the Gallatin County Courthouse on Wednesday for the final filing day, blending fresh ambition with familiar contenders who are intent on continuing to represent their constituents. “I literally just (filed) for

The War Powers Resolution is not a blank check for war | Reilly Neill

The conflict raging in Iran is a war of choice. At the end of the Vietnam war, Congress passed the War Powers Resolution of 1973 to allow presidents to respond to genuine emergencies. The law allows limited military action when American forces face imminent danger. It does not authorize preventive