All eyes on Washington as voters consider repeal of landmark Climate Commitment Act

The Emerald City is abuzz. Washingtonians head to the polls, grappling with a monumental choice: uphold the groundbreaking Climate Commitment Act, a beacon of environmental ambition, or dim its light in a potential repeal. The future of the state’s climate destiny hangs in the balance.

Some Virginia voters think Vindman’s brother is the one on the ballot

Campaign signs across Northern Virginia bear a familiar face: a man with stoic features and a name that echoes through recent history. But some voters are looking past the name “Vindman” and seeing a ghost – the ghost of his brother, the decorated military officer who testified against Trump.