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Adam Kinzinger ‘would love to run against Ted Cruz’ after moving to Texas November 03, 2023 07:45 AM Former Republican Illinois Rep. Adam Kinzinger said Thursday he “would love” to take on Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) now that he lives in Texas. “I would love to run against Ted Cruz,” Kinzinger told host Galen Druke

A video showing a heated dispute over reclining airplane seats has gone viral on social media, the New York Post reported Thursday.  A woman can be heard loudly confronting two passengers sitting behind her, one of whom allegedly tried to push her seat upright multiple times during the flight, according to the outlet.  Raging airplane

November 03, 2023 7:08 AM ET Thomas K. Mattingly passed away at the age of 87, NASA announced Thursday. Mattingly made significant contributions during the Apollo 16 mission to the moon, where he served as the command module pilot. He also played a crucial role in the Apollo 13 mission but he was removed from

Transit worker assaults in Arkansas sets lawmakers in motion November 03, 2023 07:05 AM (The Center Square) – Lawmakers adopted a proposal Wednesday to study creating a new offense against public transit employees as the number of assaults against them is increasing. The bill, sponsored by Rep. DeAnna Hodges, R-Springdale, would make aggravated assault against

University research into Hispanic attorneys to be funded by Hispanic attorneys November 03, 2023 07:04 AM (The Center Square) – The Rocky Mountain Center for Occupational and Environmental Health, is conducting a national research project to learn more about the well-being of Hispanic attorneys. RMCOEH, a partnership between the University of Utah and Weber State

Polis announces budget proposal as state prepares for end of federal pandemic funds November 03, 2023 07:03 AM (The Center Square) – Democratic Colorado Gov. Jared Polis released his budget proposal for the state’s next fiscal year while preparing for the end of the flow of federal pandemic money. Polis fulfilled a statutory requirement of

Governors say CMS staffing rule would close nursing homes November 03, 2023 07:02 AM (The Center Square) – A proposed long-term care staffing rule from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services would not improve care but would force nursing homes to close, 14 Republican governors said in a letter to CMS. The rule changes

New York City to buy one-way tickets for migrants November 03, 2023 07:01 AM (The Center Square) — Migrants arriving in New York City are being offered free one-way plane tickets to other destinations as the city grapples with an ongoing influx of thousands of asylum-seekers. Mayor Eric Adams has set up a “reticketing center”

Haley seeks to neutralize DeSantis home-field advantage at third GOP debate November 03, 2023 07:00 AM Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) may not have a home-field advantage when he and the handful of remaining qualifying Republican presidential primary candidates debate for the third time. The other candidates, specifically former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley, are primed to

In early October, the people who make ad blocking tools convened in Amsterdam for their industry’s annual conference. One session was a welcome pitch from Google product leaders about tweaks made to address fears that a security update to the company’s Chrome browser could hamper ad zapping. Google, which draws nearly 80 percent of its