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Local election officials are reeling over the “logistical nightmare” of Trump’s vote-by-mail order

As election officials across the country prepare for the midterm elections in less than five months, President Donald Trump's order restricting mail-in voting threatens...

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Republicans in the US Senate kept Trump in the dark about the Iran deal, but want details and a vote

WASHINGTON - U.S. senators from both political parties said Tuesday they had not yet seen the text of the deal Trump administration officials negotiated...

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For the first time, registered Republicans outnumber Democrats in Boone County, WV; Democrats remain focused on voter turnout

West Virginia Republicans celebrated a victory last week when their voter registration total in Boone County surpassed that of Democrats for the first time...

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A US espionage law is set to expire amid suspicion over Trump’s national security measures

WASHINGTON — For the first time in nearly two decades, Congress missed a deadline to reauthorize a key surveillance agency, raising questions about whether...

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Bloody UFC cage match on White House lawn marks Trump’s 80th birthday

WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump celebrated his 80th birthday in the cage on Sunday at a multimillion-dollar, bloody mixed martial arts event on the...

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Schools and nonprofits are trying to feed West Virginia’s children this summer, despite rising food prices and welfare changes

The air in the school gym smelled of homemade cookies. Kanawha County Schools chef Marsha Burns spent the morning at Elk Center Elementary in Charleston,...

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Billions for the next three years of Trump’s mass deportation campaign have been signed into law

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump significantly increased funding for immigration enforcement on Wednesday as he signed a nearly $70 billion package designed to...

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Immigrants, DHS agents and traffic stops: violent consequences continue to occur in the USA

DHS chief Mullin warns of possible criminal prosecution of election officials for accessing voter rolls

How SNAP work requirements are hurting a West Virginia woman

Harrison County Commission denies Del’s primary election challenge. Laura Kimble

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Immigrants, DHS agents and traffic stops: violent consequences continue to occur in the USA

DHS chief Mullin warns of possible criminal prosecution of election officials for accessing voter rolls

How SNAP work requirements are hurting a West Virginia woman

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