President Donald Trump has nominated a circuit judge to become a federal judge for the U.S. Eastern District of Kentucky.  Chief Circuit Judge Daniel Ballou currently serves on the bench in the 34th Judicial Circuit in McCreary and Whitley counties. Trump announced the nomination on Truth Social Tuesday evening, along with other federal judge appointments.  […]

• “Virginia ranks among worst states for women’s equality.” — WAVY • “Virginia childhood vaccines schedule unchanged after new Trump EO.” — VPM News • “Trump’s shipbuilding plan can’t come at expense of Hampton Roads, Virginia lawmakers say.” — The Virginian-Pilot • “Court documents reveal Instagram messages from alleged VSU shooter: ‘It was us.'” — […]

• “Democrats’ big Virginia plans were foiled, but it’s still at the center of the battle for the House.” — NBC News • “As Trump promotes critical mineral mining, a company eyes the seafloor in Coastal Virginia.” — Inside Climate News • “Former Va. House candidate sentenced in $225,000 pandemic relief fraud scheme.” — WRIC […]

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear will go on a tour starting in September to promote his upcoming book, “Go and Do Likewise.”  Beshear, a Democrat who is seen as a possible candidate for the 2028 presidential election, will make stops in Kentucky as well as a couple of states with early primaries — New Hampshire and Michigan.  […]

(Carolina Journal) – Posting social media videos where he said "Donald J. Trump, I’m going to kill you” has delivered a criminal complaint for North Carolinian Christopher Carnes.

(The Center Square) – President Donald Trump has tapped one of his personal attorneys to take over as U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York to fill a vacancy in one of the Justice Department's most high profile prosecutorial jobs.

Two Pennsylvania men shot during the attempted assassination of President Donald Trump in 2024 are suing the federal government for allegedly failing to protect the crowd at a rally in Butler.

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UPDATE: March 4 at 11:20 p.m.Governor Greg Gianforte today released the following statement on Senator Steve Daines: “I’ve known Steve Daines for nearly 30 years. From growing a successful business together to serving Montanans together, I’m proud to call Steve a true friend and partner. Montana is stronger today because of Steve’s work to cut taxes, champion our agricultural industry internationally, and strengthen our national defense. He made a big impact and his leadership and service to our state will be missed.”UPDATE: March 4 at 8:45 p.m.Democratic candidate Reilly Neill is attending a public meeting to discuss data centers in Helena tonight, March 4.She issues the following statement on the resignation of Steve Daines from the 2026 campaign:“Daines dropping out of this race is another example of the Montana GOP being in complete disarray.The Montana GOP has done nothing but bend the knee to an administration that has hurt our farmers and ranchers and this is unacceptable. Daines, throughout his tenure, has completely ignored and voted against the working class and protected the billionaire class. His stepping down opens this field for the United States Senate and this is a good development for Montana. I’m running to work for universal healthcare, our farmers and ranchers, our main streets and public schools. I will continue to rail against data centers and protect our water and public lands. I will never take AIPAC money or corporate PAC money. This is a new era for Montana and I’m up for the challenge.”Montana’s senior U.S. Senator Steve Daines withdrew from the race for reelection on Wednesday just before the filing deadline for Montana's federal primaries.