Miss America could unravel the politics of ND | News, Sports, Employment
Bismarck native Cara Mund, crowned Miss America 2018 at Atlantic City’s Boardwalk Hall Arena, has announced she will challenge Republican and Democratic congressional candidates as an independent in the November election. To get his name on the ballot, he will need to gather at least 1,000 signatures to submit to Secretary of State Al Jaeger’s Office by September 6. The 28-year-old graduate of Harvard Law School indicated that she was motivated to become a candidate when the abortion case Roe vs. Wade was overturned by the United States Supreme Court. Government in the bedroom “I don’t think the government should…
Read More »A former Fox News reporter spills the beans
Today’s newsletter is a guest contribution by Jeremy W. Peters, who writes for The Times’ media desk. He got his hands on an upcoming book by Chris Stirewalt, a former Fox News senior reporter, and is sharing it here. After a decade at Fox News, Chris Stirewalt was suddenly shown the door in January 2021, becoming a casualty of restructuring — or at least that’s how Fox described his layoffs and others that followed. sweeping out longtime reporters who were part of network news. division Stirewalt, who was part of the Fox News team projecting the election results and testified…
Read More »A political expert breaks down Wisconsin’s biggest races
LA CROSSE, Wis. — The newest Marquette Law School Survey showed Gov. Tony Evers in a virtual tie with Republican challenger Tim Michels. University of Wisconsin-La Crosse political science professor Anthony Chergosky said he doesn’t expect the polls to change much before Election Day. “I think the big unknown here is how people react when they learn more about Tim Michels. That’s something that really stood out to me from the Marquette poll,” Chergosky noted. He noted that 33 percent of registered voters viewed Michels favorably and 33 percent viewed him unfavorably, according to the Marquette poll. “But you’ve got…
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Breaking Down Misconceptions About Roman Catholicism | News, Sports, Employment
Sentinel photo by JOSH YODERA statue of Jesus Christ is shown outside Sacred Heart Catholic Parish in Lewistown. By Josh Yoder Sentinel Reporter jyoder@lewistownsentinel.com LEWISTOWN – Like other Christians, Catholics believe in the divinity of Jesus Christ. They follow his teachings as set forth in the New Testament and trust in God’s promise of eternal life. But religion is full of misconceptions. To help dispel some of these misconceptions, Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church Fr. Peter Rettig of the Roman Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart explained some common myths surrounding Catholicism. Catholics worship idols The first misconception Rettig addressed…
Read More »State Rep. Colin Schmitt on his run for the NY-18 seat
The new 18th Congressional District includes most of the major cities in the Hudson Valley, from Newburgh north to New Paltz and Kingston. The district includes all of Orange County, most of Dutchess County and part of Ulster County. Although there are three Democrats running for their party’s nomination on Tuesday, there is no Republican primary. Two-term state Rep. Colin Schmitt is the only Republican running for the seat. Schmitt is the ranking minority member of the Assembly’s Local Government Committee. As former Assemblywoman Annie Rabbit’s teenage aide, she remains the youngest Assembly aide ever. “My dad, he’s retired now,…
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Tangled politics: why shark nets are still used on NSW beaches | sharks
It was a six-minute masterclass in the politics of shark nets in New South Wales. On Wednesday, Waverley Council Mayor Paula Masselos appeared on Sky News to discuss his opposition to the continued use of shark nets on Sydney’s Bondi Beach. Chris Kenny opened the segment by reminding his audience that it had been six months since a man had been killed by a great white shark on a Sydney beach: diving instructor Simon Nellist, 35, who had publicly opposed to shark nets, was attacked in Petita Badia. Kenny then peppered Masselos with a series of loaded questions. “Have you…
Read More »Nikki Fried cannot support the accusations she made against reporters
Florida Democratic gubernatorial candidate Nikki Fried falsely claimed that reporters who examined her policies on sugar cane burning were paid by environmental activists. Fried’s comment followed the publication of a 6,000-word investigation by The Palm Beach Post into Fried’s promise as agriculture commissioner to make “historic changes” to the sugarcane crop. The Post is August 11 report found that his changes to the state’s burn program did not address the health risks people in Palm Beach County may face from pollution. He also noted that Fried’s political committee receives contributions from groups funded largely by the sugar industry. The sugar…
Read More »Man Utd accept Casemiro’s deal in principle
Manchester United have agreed a deal in principle to sign midfielder Casemiro from Real Madrid for a fee of £60m. The Brazilian international will become the fourth arrival of this window after Tyrell Malacia, Christian Eriksen and Lisandro Martínez. Casemiro, who had three years left on his Madrid contract, brings plenty of quality and experience to Erik ten Hag’s midfield after amassing more than 300 appearances during nine trophy-laden years at the Santiago Bernabeu. In fact, the 30-year-old won five Champions Leagues with Los Blancos – scoring against Juventus in the 2017 final – as well as four League titles…
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