New Candidate in Nevada Advocates for Fresh Ideas and Common Sense
Why are you running now? We need new faces and ideas, not career politicians. Affordability is key; common sense needed.
March 25, 2026
Why are you running now? We need new faces and ideas, not career politicians. Affordability is key; common sense needed.
The Midwest’s data center boom demands vast electrical transmission buildouts. ATC wins the Wisconsin substation bid.
I’m running to ensure Nevada’s voice is heard. Focusing on affordability, uniting parties, and advocating for universal health care.
Running for Nevada’s open seat, I aim to tackle federal regulations, support local mining, and represent all district areas.
After federal subsidy cuts, thousands of Virginians have dropped ACA plans as premiums double, leaving middle-income families uninsured.
Asheville inks a $55M deal with RATP Dev for city transit, sparking debate over cost and service improvements.
Governor Josh Stein announced that TSEA Energy, a manufacturer specializing in energy equipment, will be establishing its first U.S. manufacturing plant in Rockingham County, North Carolina. The company plans to create 160 jobs and invest $25 million in the city of Eden, as part of its initiative to modernize the
Governor signs bill limiting data centers in South Dakota, focusing on water use and local resource management.
Firefighters in Jurupa Valley, California, heroically revived four cats using CPR and oxygen masks after rescuing them from a burning apartment.
Ashley Anderson, a Tallahassee social worker, adopts sisters Anastasia, Aliyah, and Antonique, keeping them united and forming the loving “A-Team” family.
In Posen, a small Michigan district, officials struggle to secure grants for vital career tech programs amid limited resources.
PPL Electric Utilities plans significant infrastructure upgrades in Lackawanna County, supporting data center growth.
