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Faith First Conservatives
Faith First Conservatives are deeply conservative in their political values and are stalwart supporters of the Republican Party and Donald Trump, though their political style is not as uncompromising as No Apologies Right (the other typology group firmly at the core of the Republican coalition). They are highly religious and hold traditional stances on many […]
No Apologies Right
No Apologies Right are overwhelmingly supportive of President Donald Trump’s agenda and the Make America Great Again movement. They take very conservative stances across a wide range of issues, and nearly all identify as Republicans or lean toward the party. No Apologies Right view the United States as standing above all other countries and are […]
Beyond Red vs. Blue: The Political Typology
Our typology sorts the public into nine groups based on their political and cultural values, not their party – painting a picture of American politics with far more than two colors.
An Actor Just Revealed Why They Can't Do Heated Rivalry Season 2
I need to be transported to the alternate universe where this actually worked out.
7 ways small businesses can support the LGBTQ+ community year-round
QuickBooks reports that small businesses should support the LGBTQ+ community year-round with inclusive practices, charitable donations, and volunteering initiatives.
Independents are rising in Idaho political contests
For years, I have believed that the future of moderate to right of center politics in Idaho is what I call fusion politics. | Opinion
Measles outbreak in Sacramento, Placer counties declared over after 42 days
Nineteen cases were tied to the regional outbreak. Health officials said one key factor helped stop transmission.
What new business is being planned beside Lexington High School? What we know
The new business would be along a busy Lexington highway that includes the high school, a major grocery store, restaurants and more.
Kendall shopping, Whole Foods opening, Miami swimwear. See top business stories
Here’s what to know.
Knapp’s, an iconic Tacoma diner, closes after nearly 90 years in business
Knapp’s Restaurant and Lounge has closed, according to a sign posted on its front door on Monday. The Proctor diner and bar opened in 1938.
Novant Health unveils plans for $300M Rock Hill project at former Panthers HQ site
The city approved its end of a property sale at its Monday night meeting.
Miami Democrat Annette Taddeo launches bid for Florida chief financial officer
“The job of the CFO is to be the watchdog, not the lapdog for the governor,” she said.
Country Stampede, other music events coming after Wichita-area venue inks a deal
“We are literally looking at all genres. ... There’s nothing out of the picture.”
Kansas City entertainment restaurant, bar closes. ‘Difficult decision’
“This was an incredibly difficult decision, but one that I ultimately felt was necessary for myself and my family,” the owner wrote.
Sacramento County residents can track local health trends in real time. Here’s how
County officials said the new portal will make public health information easier to access and explore.
Missouri lawmakers didn’t act on data centers; they’re toxic in local politics
While data centers have upended local politics, Missouri lawmakers introduced several bills to regulate them, none crossed the finish line.
Millions of Women Are Syncing Workouts to Their Cycle, but Has the Trend Raced Ahead of Science?
Women everywhere are syncing workouts to their cycle— but has the trend raced ahead of the research? Here’s what we know.
NC House Democrats propose 3 judicial constitutional amendments
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California voters feel increasingly disillusioned with political system
“Many residents feel abandoned by a political system that asks for their vote but rarely their voice.”
Wake schools hire a company to make sports sponsorship deals. Can it get much?
The Wake County school system will be guaranteed at least $100,000 a year from the agreement with National Amateur Sports.
Top NC lawmakers say budget negotiations are on track. Gov. Stein won’t bet on it
North Carolina’s state budget is already a year late. Is it still on schedule for June? Lawmakers say yes. The governor won’t bet on it.
Hurricanes’ Stanley Cup run caps off a year of NC sports fans having fun again
The Hurricanes have been North Carolina’s best team for a long time. The rest of North Carolina’s professional sports franchises may finally be waking up.
Any Charlotte Democratic voter could be interim mayor. But politics matter
Applications just opened, and the City Council plans to make an appointment before the end of June.
Heat, measles, STIs, food poisoning: KC health officials aim to keep World Cup safe
As they did during COVID, health departments in the Kansas City metro are collaborating during World Cup events here.
U.S. Senate bill to ‘fix’ college sports is no boon for UK, other SEC schools
The new bipartisan bill in the U.S. Senate to “save college sports” has some poison pills aimed directly at SEC (and Big Ten) schools.
‘Hellacious’ car noise is affecting Charlotte businesses. How will officials act?
Local businesses and residents say noisy cars have been a big issue in Charlotte.
KC officials urge Costco to consider consequences of business center conversion
All but one member of the City Council signed a letter to Costco echoing residents’ concerns about the midtown store’s proposed conversion.
Feds coming to Raleigh to help small businesses get infrastructure work
The Triangle is one of only three places nationwide to host the US Department of Transportation’s National Small Business Matchmaking Series.
National politics are ‘killing Republicans’ in WA elections. Can that change?
“I don’t see the Republican Party being able to contend in statewide races,” one political science expert said.
NC lawmakers return from break with budget pending. Catch up on what they’re doing
The NC legislature is about to return from a break. Here’s what you need to know about their activity so far.
New homes, hotel, entertainment district coming to Miramar as part of massive project
Developers say it will be the largest walkable village of its kind in the city.
Explore Science Day at the University of Stuttgart
Plan ahead for Science Day in Stuttgart Germany
Learning a water sport this summer? Classes, equipment rentals in Sacramento area
Whether you are looking to get into kayaking, canoeing, paddle boarding or water-skiing the Sacramento area has classes and clubs to help.
‘Passing the baton:’ Frederica Wilson reflects on her political career
Friday was a day of celebration in Miami Gardens for the Miami congresswoman’s long career.
North Kansas City Health and BCBS reach a deal. What that means for patients
Patients were informed their insurance would no longer be accepted at the Northland healthcare system.
Longtime Raleigh sports bar closes after 18 years in business
The brand also had a location in Chapel Hill that closed during the early days of the pandemic.
Longtime Raleigh sports bar closes after 18 years in business
The brand also had a location in Chapel Hill that closed during the early days of the pandemic.
Summer hiring made simple: Your small business game plan for the busy season ahead
QuickBooks reports that small businesses should start summer hiring by late May, focusing on clear needs, early recruitment, and effective onboarding.
The doctor will see you now — in a dazzling new office in South Florida
Medical space for higher-end healthcare services is driving a mini-boom in the South Florida real estate market.
A Republican club is back in Miami Beach after 30 years. That’s not a fluke
Republicans are organizing again on Miami Beach as Florida’s political shift continues | Opinion
Costco plans to convert its midtown KC store into business center. What will change?
New city records shed more light on what the proposed plans would mean, including what services would remain, or not, for customers.
US Rep. Jared Moskowitz announces where he’ll seek reelection in redrawn Florida
Looking at a redrawn congressional map, Moskowitz will run in a coastal GOP-friendly district stretching from South Beach to Delray Beach.
Why half of America's small business owners think their own marketing looks cheap
UPrinting reports that over half of U.S.
Top stories: $1 movie in Fresno. Does PAC founder have conflict? Becerra in Fresno, again
Here are The Fresno Bee’s top stories from Wednesday to catch you up.
After $2.3M purchase, Mount Nittany will expand dermatology services at new facility
The repurposed facility will help expand local access to long-sought specalized care.
Openings, closings and ownership changes: The latest in Centre County business news
A new barbershop opened its doors, while plans were announced for new restaurants, a pickleball club and more.
Charlotte plans to pick interim mayor before Vi Lyles leaves. Here’s the process
Public applications will open June 2, and a new mayor will be decided before Mayor Vi Lyles leaves office.
Wasserman Schultz’s FL-20 run ‘undermining Black political power,’ DNC members say
Almost all of Florida’s elected DNC members said she made a “politically convenient” decision “undermining Black political power.”
Charlotte business news roundup: Wegmans, I-77 tolls and more. What to know
Wegmans is coming, I-77 tolls are going and there’s yet another step forward to try to revive the Excelsior Club site.
Steyer, Becerra clash over paid influencers in CA governor’s race. What to know
The two leading Democrats have filed dueling state ethics complaints against one another.
See which Bradenton-area restaurants aced their health inspections
These local businesses were inspected between May 4 and May 21.
In ‘For All Mankind,’ America Wins by Losing
The current season of this space drama is set largely on Mars. The creators say this alternate world could have been possible if the nation had stayed focused on the stars.
New VIP entertainment lounge unveiled at Sacramento-area casino
The Studio offers “an exclusive private space for mingling and celebrating during concerts and performances.”
KC mini golf, axe-throwing businesses close amid lawsuit over unpaid rent
Sinkers Lounge and Blade & Timber, located in Kansas City’s Power & Light District, shut their doors in May.
With Big Decisions Ahead, the Supreme Court Collides With a Testy Trump
President Trump has alternated between bullying the justices and cozying up to them as the court prepares to announce major decisions that will determine the fate of the key aspects of his agenda.
Roaches, rodent droppings found during Fort Worth health inspections
One restaurant was temporarily closed by the city due to no hot water. Seven facilities received a perfect score of zero.
After GOP love fest, Bianco says Hilton’s Trump endorsement makes him unelectable in CA
As the crowd cheered, Bianco said he can draw independents and Democrats in the governor’s race, but Hilton cannot.
How to Tell if a Wellness Retreat Is Legit Before You Spend Thousands and Some Red Flags
From IV drips to biometric testing, luxury wellness resorts are blurring the line between spa and medical clinic.
California race for Congress escalates with attacks invoking Epstein and Chavez
The attacks come as Jasmeet Bains and Randy Villegas are locked in a bitter primary for California’s 22nd Congressional District
Street drinking approved for some downtown Fresno events. Here’s how ordinance works
A new permit allows patrons to take alcoholic drinks outside of bars and into the street during some events.
UNC Health sought ‘partnership’ with WakeMed after Atrium merger announced
The Chapel Hill-based health system made its proposal on the day WakeMed and Atrium officials announced their planned combination.
DEI support tanked UF’s last president. How does Stuart Bell’s record stack up?
“At worst,” said one critic, “you have somebody who’s spent a decade approving the very agenda DeSantis has fought against.”
Street drinking at some downtown Fresno events could be on its way. Council to vote
It would establish three ‘entertainment districts’ along Fulton Street, allowing patrons to take alcoholic drinks outside of bars and into the street during events.
Polls have closed in Idaho Legislature races. Here’s what we know
In many districts, more-moderate Republicans challenged far-right incumbents for their seats. See how they did.
Kansas small business owners, here’s how to get away from all the paperwork
Professional Employer Organizations let you focus on customers. Tell lawmakers to support them. | Opinion
A dead mouse and live roaches: Latest Kansas City-area restaurant inspections
Restaurants and grocery stores around Kansas City had some of the most health code violations in the metro recently.
California GOP accuses DeMaio of fake party endorsements in dueling voter guides
In a cease and desist letter, the California Republican Party said it “reserves every right to pursue criminal referrals as well as civil remedies.”
Mayor Johnson expands alternate response effort for mental health emergencies
For now, Mayor Brandon Johnson is using $5.2 million from the final chunk of federal stimulus funding delivered to Chicago during the pandemic to check another key item off his progressive to-do list.
CA governor candidates to face off in what may be last debate before June primary
Steyer’s billions, Hilton’s Trump endorsement, and Becerra’s baggage are all in play — but one new development could dominate the night.
Need for speed? New go-karting venue is coming to the Triangle. Here’s when
Get ready for laser tag, bowling and arcade games, too.
Shawnee OKs incentives to spark development in long-stagnant commercial district
The last development came a decade ago. Now the City Council wants to try something new to bring more traffic into the commercial area.
Built for MAGA appeal, Alligator Alcatraz leaves DeSantis with big political bill
“No question it’s increased public safety. And no question it’s the right thing to do to defend the sovereignty of this country,” DeSantis said.
Former Newsom, Becerra aide may plead guilty in corruption case
Lawyers for Dana Williamson said a court hearing on federal corruption charges could be the venue for a plea deal
Catch the rants of this famous comic in Modesto. See who, where and when
It’s just one of the many entertainment options coming up in the Modesto and Mother Lode regions.
Why a GOP PAC appears to be boosting a Democrat in California’s Central Valley
The mailer calls the candidate a “lifelong Democrat” who is backed by Sen. Bernie Sanders and opposed to President Donald Trump’s policies.
NC Republicans have a deal on the long-delayed state budget
Top NC legislative leaders Phil Berger and Destin Hall are set to announce details of a state budget deal this afternoon.
Political spending groups want to influence Fresno elections. Whom do they support?
“There is a lot more interest in our political outcomes than maybe we would expect there to be,” said a local government expert.
Democratic strategist launches effort to repeal California’s two-top primary
Steven Maviglio submitted his “Undo the Top Two” proposal on Friday to state officials.
These are the safest hospitals in Fresno area, report says. Is yours on the list?
Two local hospitals scored “A” grades for patient safety, The Leapfrog Group says.
See the Alternate Version of Uncharted 4 You Never Got to Play in Eye-Opening Video
It was very different
Art on the Square returns for 24th year with art, food and entertainment
The annual art festival offers children’s activities, a high school art competition and live music.
Charlotte business week: Hospital data breach, layoffs, an airline returns to CLT
From Harris Teeter’s parent company reaching a $100M settlement to over 100 layoffs at a Charlotte nonprofit, here’s a recap of business news.
SJHN Daily: Celebrini Named Canada Captain, McKenna’s Mom Charged
Macklin Celebrini will captain Canada before he captains the San Jose Sharks. Celebrini was announced as the captain of Canada’s World Championships squad on Sunday. Ryan O’Reilly and John Tavares will be the alternate captains. Meet the captains! / Voici nos capitaines! 🇨🇦 C: Macklin Celebrini (@BCHockey_Source)A: Ryan O’Reilly (@OHFHockey)A: John Tavares (@OHFHockey)#MensWorlds | #MondialMasculin […] The post SJHN Daily: Celebrini Named Canada Captain, McKenna’s Mom Charged appeared first on S
The shaky policy foundations of California’s overambitious science bond
“Research is best treated as a public good — supported through sustained public investment, not borrowing tied to uncertain returns.”
Path of Exile 2 aims for a full 1.0 release this year, but not all of the promised character classes will make it
It's nearly the end of the early access road for Path of Exile 2. We ask the director about launching this year and which features will, and won't, make it.
Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles announces surprise resignation 6 months after reelection
“Serving as Charlotte’s mayor has been the honor of my life,” Lyles said. She easily won a fifth term in November.
What struggles do Sacramento’s small businesses face? We want to hear from you
The Sacramento Bee is writing a story exploring some of the challenges that small businesses face in the local economy.
Small business relief has come, but more is needed, Sen. Marshall says
Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall calls attention to tax breaks and reduced regulation; advocates for competition on credit card swipe fees.
Charlotte nonprofit to lay off over 100 people, citing lack of new contracts
The nonprofit was poised to make a splash with upgrades to Charlotte’s rail trail this month.
Rodent droppings, expired food & black growth. Worst SC Midlands April restaurant inspections
There are plenty of great restaurants in the Midlands, but many don’t meet the state’s health and safety standards.
With Sanford out, who are top contenders to succeed Mace in SC’s 1st district
The winner of the November election will succeed U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace, who is running for governor of South Carolina.
Classroom flags, CEO ousted and other top Tri-City politics stories
There’s never a shortage of local political news in the Tri-Cities.
Inside Palm Beach County’s newly signed Trump trademark deal for airport renaming
The deal could leave openings for Trump’s businesses and family members to benefit from the taxpayer-funded airport name change.
With ex-patients dying, Idaho was ‘flipping couch cushions’ to restore this program
Lawmakers cobbled together the money to restore a critical mental health program. But not all patients can be found, and its future is murky.
How small businesses escape the late-payment trap and build cash reserves that last
QuickBooks reports that 42% of U.S.
How Latter-day Saints church members’ politics have shifted
A Boise State professor said President Donald Trump’s rhetoric has helped drive the change.
Wake County may delay vote on WakeMed merger with Atrium Health. What we know
County commissioners are scheduled to vote on the plan Monday evening.
Vi Lyles chooses big business over the public again in Charlotte
Our readers comment on Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles, the James Comey indictment, Donald Trump, mental health awareness and climate change urgency | Letters to the Editor
At Kentucky Derby, Andy Barr ‘grateful and honored’ for Trump’s endorsement
Rep. Andy Barr told reporters at Churchill Downs Saturday he was “grateful and honored” to receive President Donald Trump’s endorsement.