A wave of suspicious letters targeting elected officials and election workers has reached Arizona, putting three members of Congress on alert. The incidents come just days after a separate envelope containing a white powder was sent to the office of Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes.
The Arizona Cardinals’ mounting legal troubles are drawing fresh scrutiny to the organization’s workplace culture. Two former employees have now filed suit against the team and owner Michael Bidwill, adding racial discrimination claims to a string of legal challenges the franchise has faced in recent years.
Americans are voting early in record numbers, driven by concerns about daily issues. Early voting offers flexible options.
Detroit’s public school system is about to undergo a significant leadership shakeup — and city residents have a direct say in what happens next. With 34 candidates competing for just five seats on the Detroit Public Schools Community District board, this November’s election represents one of the most consequential moments for democratic participation in Detroit’s education governance in a decade.
Thirty-four candidates vie for five open seats on Detroit’s school board, with pivotal changes anticipated.
Nebraska’s election climate is unique, with close races and unexpected competition, says Lorenz, as midterms loom.
In an unusual experiment, volunteers experience life as wildlife to understand the impact of pollution and plot change.
With just over two weeks left before Election Day on November 3, Michigan’s political parties are working overtime to turn out their voters — a sign of just how much is at stake in a state that could help define the balance of power in American politics.
