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Letlow and Fleming headed for runoff in Louisiana U.S. Senate race

(The Center Square) − Julia Letlow will face John Fleming in a runoff for a U.S. Senate seat after incumbent Bill Cassidy was ousted following 12 years in office. Letlow nearly won the race outright, securing 45% of the vote and falling just short of the threshold needed to avoid

Consumers deserve the truth about their beef | Emily Marburger

Montanans know the difference between something that is real and something that is marketed to look real. That matters when you are talking about beef. For years, ranchers across Montana have watched foreign beef enter the American market, get processed or repackaged domestically, then receive labels that suggest it is

My Dad and Montana’s 1972 Constitution | Betsy Scanlin

My Dad and Montana’s 1972 Constitution | Betsy Scanlin

Human rights, the emerging concern for the environment, and the importance of Indigenous culture were the focuses of my father, Rev. Donald A. Scanlin, as a delegate to the Montana Constitutional Convention of 1972. In the early ‘70s, Dad, a retired minister, began a second career as an adult educator,

From supporter to critic | Raymond Winn

As a current resident of Lake County and having graduated from Moiese Grade School and Charlo High School I have a strong tie to this part of the Flathead Valley. Additionally, having flown over 300 combat missions off a carrier in Vietnam, I also have a deep and abiding love

Eric Trump Vows to Sue MS NOW & Jen Psaki

Eric Trump says he plans on filing a lawsuit against MS NOW (formerly MSNBC) and anchor Jen Psaki after she raised questions about a possible conflict of interest last week on MS NOW’s The Briefing With Jen Psaki. In her Briefing monologue on Wednesday, Psaki shared Financial Times reporting

Spanberger vows to get Virginians ‘representation we deserve’

(The Center Square) – Virginia’s Democratic governor responded to an invalidated election result and the U.S. Supreme Court’s denial of an emergency stay on Friday by saying she’s committed to the state “choosing the representation we deserve.” Democratic majorities in the Legislature were in concert with Gov.

Colorado governor shortens Tina Peters' sentence for election tampering

President Donald Trump previously issued a largely symbolic pardon