The GOP primary to replace South Carolina Representative Nancy Mace has advanced to a runoff between Jenny Honeycutt and Mark Smith after no candidate secured the necessary majority. The runoff is set for June 23, following Mace's decision to run for governor.
Jenny Honeycutt and Mark Smith advanced to a runoff in the South Carolina GOP primary to replace Rep. Nancy Mace, who is running for governor. The runoff is scheduled for June 23, as no candidate received the required majority of votes. Honeycutt and Smith have raised significant campaign funds and outlined their political priorities.
Mark Smith and Jenny Honeycutt are expected to advance to a runoff for the GOP nomination in South Carolina's 1st Congressional District. The Democratic primary will also have a runoff on June 23, with former Navy Admiral Nancy Lacore participating.
Senator Susan Collins' allies are preparing for a competitive Senate race against Graham Platner, who has won the Democratic nomination. The race is considered important for maintaining the balance of power in the Senate.
Senator Susan Collins has secured the GOP nomination for a sixth term in the U.S. Senate, running unopposed in Maine's primary. She will face Democratic nominee Graham Platner, who has encountered various controversies during his campaign. The race is viewed as crucial for the Republican Party's Senate majority amid economic challenges.
Susan Collins has secured the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate in Maine, running unopposed in the primary. She will face Democratic nominee Graham Platner in a competitive race that could impact the Republican majority in the Senate. Collins has received bipartisan praise for her Senate work, while Platner has faced scrutiny due to past controversies.
California Representative Ro Khanna remarked that Maine voters' support for Graham Platner in the Democratic primary represents a chance for redemption. Khanna highlighted Platner's focus on earning the trust of voters.
A federal judge has blocked Alabama from executing an inmate with nitrogen gas, citing violations of the Eighth Amendment. The ruling follows a request from inmate Jeffery Lee for execution by firing squad instead. Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall plans to appeal the decision.
Pamela Evette and Alan Wilson have advanced to a runoff in the South Carolina gubernatorial primary, marking a defeat for Nancy Mace. The winner is likely to be favored in the general election, despite Democratic efforts to capitalize on progressive enthusiasm.
North Carolina State University is investigating the circumstances surrounding Will Wade's exit to Louisiana State University. The investigation will focus on potential violations of state law related to his departure.
Nic Smith, a defensive lineman for the University of Kentucky football team, has died at the age of 20. The university reported that campus police responded to a residence hall regarding a possible body, and initial investigations indicated no foul play. Smith was a sophomore studying community leadership and development.
Jonathan Rinderknecht, accused of igniting a fire in the Pacific Palisades that killed 12 people, faced victims in court as jury selection for his trial commenced. The selection process was overseen by Judge Anne Hwang.
The State Department will offer a premium expedited visa interview service starting July 1, allowing applicants to schedule interviews within 10 days for a fee of $750, in addition to the standard application fee. This initiative aims to address delays in visa processing and will run until December 31, with potential for extension.
The State Department will launch a premium expedited visa interview service for $750, allowing applicants to secure appointments within 10 days at select locations. The program is set to run from July 1 to December 31 and aims to reduce wait times for visa interviews, although it does not guarantee visa approval.
Republican Senator Susan Collins will face Democrat Graham Platner in the upcoming Senate election after both candidates won their respective primaries. Collins, seeking her sixth term, has a history of electoral success, while Platner, a political newcomer, faces scrutiny over past controversies. The election is crucial for the Democratic Party as they aim to gain control of the Senate.
A North Carolina judge dismissed a lawsuit from 31 former NC State athletes alleging sexual abuse by ex-head trainer Robert M. Murphy Jr. The dismissal was based on procedural issues, including the expiration of the statute of limitations. The athletes' attorney plans to appeal the decision.
Tom Steyer lost the California governor's primary election to Xavier Becerra, raising concerns among environmental advocates about the future of climate policy discussions. Becerra's campaign has focused on affordability and shown skepticism toward aggressive climate goals. Analysts suggest that Steyer's defeat may indicate broader challenges for the Democratic Party regarding climate issues.
The New York Mets lost 7-0 to the St. Louis Cardinals in their first game of a six-game homestand. Freddy Peralta struggled on the mound, marking his fourth disappointing start in five games.
U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping introduced the term 'constructive strategic stability' during their recent meeting in Beijing. This phrase signifies a new approach to U.S.-China relations.
U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping introduced the term 'constructive strategic stability' during a recent meeting in Beijing. This new phrase indicates a change in the dynamics of U.S.-China relations.
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