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In Politics: Rematch Now vs. Iwamoto gets Kakaako voters, and his own candidates, raised

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After years of facing little serious opposition, State Representative Scott Saiki faces an electoral rematch against an articulate Democratic primary opponent with some ability to successfully defend controversial issues. Mahalo for reading the Honolulu Star-Advertiser! See More information You are reading a premium story. Read the full story with our Print & Digital signature. Already a subscriber? Log in now to continue reading this story.

The raw policy determines the health care of Californians

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Health care in California is a mosaic of federal, state, and local government services, in addition to those funded by employers and, rarely, by individuals. It is also by far the single largest component of California’s $ 3.4 trillion economy with more than 2 million workers and at least $ 450 billion in spending from all sources, an average of more than $ 11,000 for California. Virtually every facet of the system is subject to some form of government oversight, not surprisingly, as the federal government pays half the costs, and state and local governments enter another 30%. Given theRead News

The Supreme Court, which is not historically known, made a decision that is not historically known

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I addressed political influence in part in a previous column. But the actions of the court in this case can do little more than just affect this year’s election. The reputation of the Supreme Court itself is at stake, and the decision to get rid of Roe v. Wade and upset the status quo comes at a very sensitive time for judges in another court: the Court of Public Opinion. And here we will begin our look at the news of the week through the numbers. The Supreme Court is not elected by the electorate. Many people, however, agree thatRead News

Exclusive: Governor Kristi Noem on the fight that woke up politics over the July 4 fireworks on Mount Rushmore

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NEW You can now listen to Fox News stories! In December 2018, shortly after I was elected governor, President Trump invited several governor-elect in Washington to talk about our priorities and see where he could go. to help. Knowing the president’s bias for action, I understood that raising issues we could do right away would increase the chances of doing so. They will also be more likely to acknowledge the president’s participation. “Mr President, I need a farm bill and trade agreements. Our farmers and ranchers need access to new markets to set up a stadium to sustain our country’sRead News

‘Pride is protest’ – the power of the people’s voice is better in the midst of politics and pandemics

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Losing Pride Parade wasn’t an option for Emily. Although she has participated in numerous parades as a lesbian in the past, recent political attacks on the queer community have instilled a different sentiment for Sunday’s parade. “People think it’s time to go wild,” Emily said. “But our rights are in danger as we speak.” Then the 19-year-old donned her rainbow striped T-shirt and, friends in tow, came to San Francisco’s annual LGBTQ Pride Parade determined to counter “the [negative] way Republicans paint us.” How? Celebrating. “Queer joy is really radical right now,” he said. On Sunday, the city’s 52nd annualRead News

The Ukrainian War Can Accelerate the Return of the Great Political Politics in Latin America

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As the Ukraine war passes a hundred days on the mark, few regions have escaped the economic devastation of the conflict, and Latin America is no exception. The Russian invasion had a major impact on the lives of people in the region who suffered greatly during the epidemic of coronavirus, with a sharp rise in poverty rates and a reversal of progress made in areas such as public education. With the coronavirus lock in China once again disrupting global supply chains and rising U.S. interest rates which has forced investors to pull out of emerging markets, including those in LatinRead News

After a year of historic political gains, black women continue to push toward governors

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By Chandelis Duster and Eva McKend, CNN Updated 2009 GMT (0409 HKT) 25 June 2022 (CNN) In 2018, Stacey Abrams came in at 1.4 percentage points since gaining the governor’s mansion in Georgia. Her heavy defeat against Republican Brian Kemp is still on the hearts of many of her most ardent supporters some four years later. Although Democrats across the country face a difficult mid-term map this year, Abrams is likely their best hope of raising a Black woman as governor for the first time in 246-year history. nation. “I am proud to be a Black woman whose experiences andRead News

Politics at the Bench: The Desires and Challenges of the Pakistani Judiciary

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One of the most salient features of the contemporary Pakistani political system has been the emergence of the superior judiciary – made up of its provincial high courts, the Federal Court of Islamic Law and the Supreme Court – as a center of assertive power and active. Historically, the Pakistani military was the dominant center of power in the country, but with elected institutions and political parties seeking more government space, inter-institutional conflict has become the norm. In this competitive space, Pakistan’s superior judiciary has played a central role in the Pakistani political system, arbitrating contestation between political elites andRead News

Rhode Island police have been arrested in connection with a political protest against abortion rights following a ruling by Roe High Court.

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State House in Providence, Rhode Island Yiming Chen | Moment Mobile | Getty pictures A Providence, Rhode Island police officer who had run for the state Senate as a Republican was arrested Saturday on charges related to his alleged physical assault on his female political opponent at a meeting for abortion rights the day before. The arrest of patrolman Jeann Lugo came hours after a video of his alleged assault while not in service on Jen Rourke outside Rhode Island State House went viral on Twitter, his administrative suspension from the Department of Police and his resignation from the Senate.Read News

Explained: A brief history of Indian station policy

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For the past four days, the hotel in Guwahati has been at the heart of India’s biggest political story. This is where most of Maharashtra’s mutual legal assistance – the rebels against Prime Minister Uddhav Thackeray – has been allocated against the unrest in Mumbai. The leader of the rebellion, Maharashtra’s Minister of Urban Development and Posting of Workers, Eknath Shinde, said on Friday (June 24) that he was carrying 50 MLAs, including 40 from Thackeray Shiv Sen. Before flying his herd to Assam on June 22, Shinde and a large number of these MLAs spent two nights in Surat,Read News

BACK TO BACK | Webb’s victory rises in Denver political city

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Thirty-five years ago this week: Wellington Webb’s election as Denver auditor, beating opponent Bill Schroeder, came as a shock to few. The candidate had long been considered the favorite for victory and after winning nearly 64% of the vote, Webb said his hope had been rewarded. “I’ve always been optimistic that I had a great opportunity to win because I felt the people of Denver were looking for a new direction in the auditor’s office,” Webb told the Colorado Statesman. “My considerable experience in management and politics topped the bill.” Webb said the people of Denver were looking for aRead News

What to see from Joe Biden’s journey to the G7

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Telfs-Buchen, Austria (CNN) President Joe Biden may be abroad in the Bavarian Alps, but the political division and bad mood he left behind will be hard to ignore when this year’s Group of 7 summit begins. Rising costs, fueled in part by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, will be central to Sunday’s agenda, with leaders simultaneously working to maintain their pressure on Moscow while looking for ways to ease price spikes that have cost Russia politically. both of them. That could prove to be a challenging task. Russian energy bans have contributed to a surge in world oil prices, but leadersRead News

Politics meets Santa Fe Pride rally | Home Affairs | santafenewmexican.com

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They wore boas hair and a peach stick. They danced in the rain, cheered, laughed and proudly displayed their authentic selves. Santa Fe-area residents and visitors gathered by the hundreds for the annual Pride Festival and Plaza Parade, a celebration of the city’s LGBTQ community. “This is probably the biggest pride we’ve seen in years,” said Santa Fe Human Rights Alliance Director Kevin Bowen, an event organizer. A few blocks away, groups outside the state capitol spoke out against a U.S. Supreme Court decision the day before to overturn a nearly 50 -year -old decision establishing abortion rights in theRead News

The problem with merit is not identity politics, it is tokenism

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Ten measures of holy rage have descended on Meretz, nine of which are now directed at verbal abuse against MK Ghaida Rinawie Zoabi, who has overnight become the biggest problem for remnants of the Israeli left. If only a pinch of that activism were sometimes applied to the bigger issues threatening the liberal-democratic agenda the party claims to represent — like forging a more meaningful and equal partnership between Jews and Arabs — and not just civil society issues. . The president of Meretz, the Minister of Health, Nitzan Horowitz, feels too well the pitchfork stabbing his back. His party’sRead News

Once again, tennis is disrupted by politics

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The Indian tennis team made history by winning the Junior Davis Cup Asia/Oceania Final Qualifying 2022 event at R.K Khanna Tennis Stadium, New Delhi on Saturday, April 16, 2022. It is the first time that India has won this event. Who won the Davis Cup 2021? 2021 Davis Cup Final Surface hard inside Place Innsbruck, Austria Madrid, Spain Turin, Italy Location Olympiahalle Madrid Arena Pala Alpitour champions Is the Davis Cup still going on? Davis Cup by Rakuten Qualifiers The 2022 Davis Cup qualifiers will take place on a home and away basis on March 4-5, 2022, with 24 nationsRead News

Columbus Dispatch The Scoop newsletter covers the latest on Ohio politics

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There is never a dull moment in Ohio politics. The state is still struggling with the biggest public corruption scandal in its history. Legislators have approved legislation on hot-button issues such as reducing the training of armed teachers in schools. After a controversial primary season, voters will choose their next governor in November and decide who will replace the retiring US senator Rob Portman. My colleagues and I at the USA TODAY Network Ohio Bureau work every day to cover key stories and equip you with the information you need in the ballot box. Some recent examples include: We knowRead News

Boris Johnson Gives Politics a Botox Jab: The Reading with Allegra Stratton

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Max Politics Podcast: The State of CUNY, with Chancellor Félix Matos Rodríguez

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CUNY Chancellor Félix Matos Rodríguez (photo: CUNY) June 23, 2022 – Most Political Board: Chancellor Félix Matos Rodríguez of CUNY CUNY Chancellor Félix Matos Rodríguez joined the show to discuss “the CUNY situation,” including his message to students this year, how CUNY is working to better prepare graduates for jobs and careers, challenges epidemic registration, hiring more full-time teachers, and more. Listen to the conversation and let us know what you think, on Twitter @TweetBenMax. You can listen to the program below or download it from the section wherever you find Max Politics podcasts.

All policy should be local – and the answer (3)

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All politics is local is a phrase often attributed to former House Speaker O’Neill, even though he does not come from it. If we look at voting behavior, turnout for strict municipal elections is alarmingly low. It is the US presidential election cycle that drives greater turnout, not local issues. An example of the impact of the presidential election on local voting is shown by the votes of the Red Bank Commissioner during the last two elections. In 2018, 3,856 votes had been cast for an at-large position. By comparison, the 2020 election (with a presidential election) resulted in aRead News

Trump may shake up Illinois politics this weekend

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Former President Trump is in Illinois this weekend to fight for candidates in Congress from the lower state. Why this matters: Downstate Sen. Darren Bailey is seeking Trump’s support to help defeat Ken Griffin-backed opponent Richard Irvin in the GOP primary. Between the lines: Trump’s support means a lot to most conservative Republicans across the country. Status: Bailey has risen ahead of Irvin in recent polls, but that still hasn’t encouraged Trump to jump in. Yes, but: Bailey will be at Saturday’s rally in Mendon province, which is a signal that confirmation could happen. Intrigue: Trump is expected to speakRead News

Sexual separation between young people is shaking South Korean politics

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SEOUL, South Korea – The election of South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol in March by just 0.7% of the vote highlighted the sharp divisions in Korean society across generations, income levels and, perhaps most starkly, between genders. Bottom line: Yoon benefited from deep discontent among young men, beating 59% of men in their 20s versus just 34% of women in their 20s – by far the biggest gender gap of any age group. The big picture: South Korea has one of the most educated populations in the world, but as the country’s once explosive economic growth has slowed, many haveRead News

Liz Cheney, who is battling for political survival, is seeking cross-party support from Wyoming Democrats

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(CNN) Threatened Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney turns to Democrats in her state as she seeks to face a serious fundamental challenge in August, giving Democratic voters instructions on how to change parties so they can support her – even like Cheney and her allies continue to be touched by her conservative bona fides. Two people familiar with the matter confirmed to CNN that Cheney made overtures to Democrats in her province, both through targeted mailers outlining the steps someone would need to take to change party membership and on her campaign website, which now includes FAQs on how to “changeRead News

Emergency Policy Podcast: Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade

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On Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned past rulings that upheld the constitutional right to abortion. While five court conservatives approved of Roe’s dismissal, Chief Justice John Roberts wrote in an agreed-upon opinion that he was in favor of maintaining Mississippi law without completely invalidating the 49-year precedent. The three Liberals of the Supreme Court gave a strange dissent written by the three justices. In this part of the FiveThirtyEight Politics podcast, legal journalist Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux talks to Galen Druke about the arguments behind the judges ’opinions about where the legal debate comes from and how the decision contrasts withRead News

Is politics a problem for markets?

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Is politics a problem for the markets? As an economist and market analyst, I try to shy away from politics and focus on the facts. However, I often get political questions that are usually a variation of the following: “With Party X in office, the country is doomed. How can you say otherwise? “I’ve heard it in every presidential election from George W. Bush to Joe Biden. But the truth is this: both the economy and the markets grew during all those administrations. Of course, each had their own. challenges and problems, but as a country we have continued toRead News

A great moment in American history decades along the way will reshape politics

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The Supreme Court Declaration on Women’s Abortion on Friday was a legal, political and social issue that deserves the term “history” because it will change lives in many ways. , many still unknown. But while it was shocking, largely because it contradicts many people’s views on the matter, it was not surprising. This decision has been the result of an astonishing success of the party ‘s moral conduct in all political spheres, from low-level social and religious activists to established leaders of the right wing of the judiciary. successive Republicans. Democrats working through the stages of disbelief, anger and griefRead News

Politics Hour: June 24, 2022

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Cameron Smith: If you want to understand politics, train for a foster parent

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Foster parent training has helped me understand American politics more than ever with years of experience in Congress Halls. The psychology and physiology of the traumatized child puts a completely new light on the interconnected network of politics, politics and power. In fact, many stepchildren are not much different from today’s American partisans. Trauma and stress accompany almost every situation where the state interferes in the parent-child relationship. As a result, foster parents train to deal with factors that profoundly affect both behavior and development. Fortunately, my wife and I trained Dr. Daniel Siegel’s hand model of the brain toRead News

How to deal with workplace politics – Produces Blue Book

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Man is a political animal, Aristotle said. It is not surprising, then, that politics is entering all sorts of discourse – including those in the workplace. One approach is to prohibit political discussions in work contexts. A startup firm called Basecamp tried that last year. One third of its employees chose to resign in response. Writing in the Harvard Business Review, managing professors Nour Kteily and Eli J. Finkel address workplace politics. “We note and interpret information in ways that serve our political loyalties,” wrote Kteily and Finkel. “As writer Anaïs Nin put it, ‘We do not see things asRead News

All Politics Must Be Local – And Response

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All politics locally is a phrase often attributed to former US House of Representative Tip O’Neill, though he did not originate it. If we look at voting behavior, turnout in completely local elections is alarmingly low. The US presidential election cycle is driving more voters, not local issues. An example of the impact of the presidential election on local voting is evidenced by the totals of votes for the Red Bank commissioner over the last two elections. In 2018, there were 3,856 votes for overall rank. By comparison, the 2020 election (with a presidential election) saw a total of 4,714Read News

Ohio Politics Explained Podcast: Gas Taxes, a Post-Trump Ohio PAC and the Wait for Abortion

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Ohio will not stop its gas tax soon. Renewing your driver’s license will now be easier, and the wait is ongoing for an abortion decision. We explain the meaning of this week’s Ohio Politics Explained program. It is a podcast from the USA TODAY Network Ohio Bureau in which we inform you of the country’s political affairs after 15 minutes or less. This week, host Anna Staver is joined by reporter Jessie Balmert. If the U.S. Supreme Court reversing its crucial decision regarding abortion, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine plans to immediately request a state judge to impose a state banRead News