New closed primaries bill brings mixed reactions from lawmakers, governor
“You should not be able to disrupt the will of the people, when you totally disagree with a candidate or issue,” says Norman.
Here’s where Trump’s most jaw-dropping promises stand a year into his second term
BY WILL WEISSERT Updated 8:13 AM EST, January 17, 2026 WASHINGTON (AP) — From toppling Venezuela’s leader to ordering mass deportations, from turning once independent government entities into rubber stamps to demolishing the East Wing for a White House ballroom, President Donald Trump spent his first year back in office trampling political norms and testing institutional checks and balances. Some of his ideas that once seemed implausible, if not outright fanciful,…
