Texas politics in 2019: Take a look at the top stories of the year
No matter how the elections turn out, 2020 promises to be a monumental year for Texas politics. But 2019 had its moments, too. Here’s a look back at the nine … Read More
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90 teams advance to next round in NYC’s $31 million competition to open or overhaul schools
Dozens of teams applying to open new schools in New York City — or overhaul existing ones — are receiving invitations this week to move to the next round of … Read More
Beto O’Rourke’s call for mandatory buyback of assault weapons roils Texas politics
Beto O’Rourke may not be running for statewide office anymore, but it’s been difficult to tell in recent days. The Democratic presidential candidate’s aggressive push for mandatory buybacks for assault weapons … Read More
Stapleton acknowledges new voter registration system won’t be ready for 2020
HELENA — Responding to concerns from county clerks that rushing to replace Montana’s voter registration system with new software before the 2020 presidential election could put the integrity of the … Read More
OPI candidate Melissa Romano talks school choice, early education
Democratic candidate for superintendent of public instruction Melissa Romano sat down with host John S. Adams to discuss her views on school choice, modern teaching tools, civics and media literacy, … Read More
Democrat Bryce Bennett’s run for secretary of state
This week we continue our coverage of the candidates vying for state office in 2020, with our first look at the race for Secretary of State with Missoula Democratic State Sen. … Read More
On the final day of GOP convention, Stapleton changes lanes, and Republican candidates for governor make their case
HELENA — The 2020 Republican field for governor shrank by one Saturday as Secretary of State Corey Stapleton shifted his candidacy to the U.S. House race. “We don’t need a … Read More
The Ticket 2016: What’s Next for the GOP?
This week on The Ticket 2016: Still no Jay, who’s on assignment in South America. But also no more Cruz, no more Kasich and lots of questions for the GOP. … Read More
The Brief: Jan. 2, 2014
The Big Conversation The political conversation is wasting no time in 2014 pivoting to what is expected to be the biggest story of the year — the November clash between Greg … Read More