COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCIV) — Mayor Pete Buttigieg is returning to South Carolina as he continues his campaign in hopes of earning the Democratic presidential nomination. On Monday, he’ll attend a breakfast with the Greenville Chamber of Commerce before heading to a meet-and-greet at 8:45 a.m. at ReGenesis Community Development Corporation in Spartanburg. Staying in Spartanburg through the morning, Buttigieg will…
Columbia, SC (WOLO) —President Donald Trump nominated South Carolina United States Attorney, Sherri Lydon to be a Federal district judge. In order for the nomination to be enacted it will still have to be approved by the United States Senate. President Trump picked Lydon to be the first woman to be the full-time U.S. Attorney in South Carolina in 2018….
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(CNN) – President Trump has proposed a plan to require e-cigarette companies to take their flavored products off the market. The American Heart Association has announced its support of Trump’s recommendations. Thursday however, the president of the American Vaping Association said prohibiting e-cig flavors is going to be a “disaster” for Trump’s re-election campaign. Watch the video above for the…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – The House approved legislation Wednesday that would permanently bar drilling off the Atlantic and Pacific coasts and extend a moratorium on drilling off Florida’s west coast. Coastal lawmakers from both parties said the bills would protect U.S. coasts from drilling that can pollute crucial waters — and lead to disasters such as the 2010 BP spill…
The Supreme Court is allowing nationwide enforcement of a new Trump administration rule that prevents most Central American immigrants from seeking asylum in the United States.
Recently, South Carolina’s Republican Party decided to join a wave of states by cancelling their primary in 2020.
A Democratic Presidential candidate was in the Midlands today.
A small group of senators going line by line over a massive bill overhauling South Carolina’s education system aren’t ready to finish their work yet.
Republican officials in South Carolina and Nevada voted Saturday to cancel their nominating contests in 2020, prompting President Donald Trump’s long-shot primary opponents to rail against the stunning but not unprecedented move. The votes, which come as Kansas and Arizona are also finalizing plans to forgo their GOP presidential primaries and caucuses, follows a broad effort by the Republican National…
