Texas election laws: What voters need to know before casting ballots in the 2026 midterm

From required IDs to navigating mail-in ballots, here's how voters can navigate early voting and Election Day.

What to know about voting on judges on Colorado’s ballot

Judges are appointed by the governor but voters get to decide whether they can keep their jobs. Evaluations of judges are available in the blue…

Some rural libraries are letting their users visit during unstaffed hours

In small communities where places to get work done in the evening are scarce, some libraries are offering extended access to their “third space.” The…

Libraries gave us power (and food)

Plus: Mpls City Council vs. Mayor, Round 1 million; Summit will stay; and more in your Minnesota news roundup. The post Libraries gave us power…

Donald Trump: Ass Man

Trump makes the case for Jon Husted in Ohio, praising the Republican senator’s greatest asset: his athletic behind. Jon and Dan react to Trump’s Ohio…

How one CU Boulder fraternity is trying to keep female students safe in the wake of Cornell

After an alleged gang rape at a Cornell University frat, Triangle fraternity members are trying to understand what it’s like living in fear of sexual…

Bucket of Ashes: Pioneering Journalist’s Remains Take the Long Way Home from Queens Crematorium

In the 1800s, a journalist using the pen name Lisle Lester left her childhood home in Wisconsin and set off to create a life of…

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Enrollment Drops in NYC’s Healthcare Safety Net Amid Immigrant Fears

Enrollment in a city-run program designed to provide health access to New Yorkers ineligible for insurance, including undocumented residents, continues to decline.  The number of…

MeidasTouch Full Podcast – 10/16/26

On this episode of the MeidasTouch Podcast, Ben, Brett and Jordy break down the rapidly worsening crises facing the country as inflation surges past expectations,…

“Devoid of Any Factual Basis”: Again and Again, Judges Have Dismissed Trump’s Voter Data Lawsuits

The post “Devoid of Any Factual Basis”: Again and Again, Judges Have Dismissed Trump’s Voter Data Lawsuits appeared first on ProPublica.

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Drew Litton: Broncos’ defense pulling its weight — and more

Cartoonist Drew Litton stayed up late Thursday to form his early take on the Denver Broncos. And he sees quarterback Bo Nix riding the defense's…

“What’d I Miss?”: How do you want to be remembered?

In "What'd I Miss?" Ossie considers whether an archeological find of a mastodon's tooth might offer clues to judging the importance of a life.

Trump’s Moral Squalor

Affordability is important but we must also demand common decency from our president

Scientists say nearly half of reef-building corals face elevated risk of extinction due to climate c

Afghanistan’s hunger crisis deepens as aid cuts leave millions without enough food

Opinion: Amendment 87 would help build support every older Coloradans can count on

Graduated income tax system is a way to help with state budget shortfalls while only taxing the most wealthy in the state

Opinion: Amendments 87 and 136 are not what Colorado needs right now

Colorado needs to get back to representative government to restore budget accountability and let the legislators legislate