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Senator Tim Scott, a Republican from South Carolina, stated on August 23, 2026, that Senator Darline Graham is unequivocally qualified for the Senate. This declaration comes just ahead\u2026
South Carolina Republicans are preparing for their fourth primary election in 11 weeks on August 25, a delayed runoff to select a U.S. Senate nominee. This special primary\u2026
Chief Justice John Roberts has temporarily permitted construction to continue on President Donald Trump's $400 million White House ballroom project. This order comes as the Supreme Court reviews\u2026
Early voting has commenced in South Carolina for the Special Republican Primary runoff election for a U.S. Senate seat. The early voting period spans three days, from Wednesday,\u2026
Governor Henry McMaster has completed his review of South Carolina's state budget, finalizing the spending plan more than six weeks into the fiscal year. The General Assembly approved\u2026
U.S. Representative Russell Fry has endorsed Senator Darline Graham in South Carolina's Republican Senate primary runoff. Fry announced his support on Friday, citing Graham's capacity to advance President\u2026
South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster announced his line-item vetoes for the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 state budget. The Governor's office stated that the final budget incorporates 92% of his\u2026
US Senator Jon Ossoff, a Democrat from Georgia, recently escalated his public dispute with President Donald Trump, referring to him as a draft-dodging, crook president during a campaign\u2026
The U.S. Senate race in Alaska is set to feature two candidates named Dan Sullivan on the November ballot, alongside Democrat Mary Peltola. Preliminary results released by the\u2026
Byron Donalds, a congressman endorsed by Donald Trump, has secured the Republican nomination for governor in Florida. Donalds will now face Democrat David Jolly, a former Republican congressman,\u2026
Opinion and scenario analysis. Two branches, both steelmanned. No prediction is being made in either direction. What everyone agrees on Three numbers are independently reported by multiple credit-research\u2026
To understand Lexington you have to read what Lexington says about itself. The city's own reference file carries 3 paragraphs of civic history, written to be quoted —\u2026