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Justice Department updates Alaska election integrity lawsuit after report

The U.S. Department of Justice amended its lawsuit on Thursday over spoiler candidates in Alaska’s U.S. Senate race following public reports.
Ahead of second China trip, Trump administration cracks down on Chinese influence
Weeks before President Donald Trump is expected to make his second trip to China within the year, his administration is taking further steps to reel in Chinese influence and abuses.
The unfortunate demise of Edward Lee McClain Day
This year, a decision was made that Edward Lee McClain Day will be observed only every other year. This is quite contrary to what the village's proclamation asked all citizens of Greenfield to do. This was a terrible decision. 
Columbus man arrested after alleged drug seizure during Scioto County traffic stop
Scioto County Sheriff David Thoroughman and Portsmouth Police Chief Debby Brewer announce the arrest of a Columbus man on felony drug charges.
Wilmington College hires chief strategy officer
Kelly M. Burns possesses more than 20 years of experience as a leader who brings together diverse entities for the benefit of nonprofit organizations. Wilmington College named her its chief strategy officer in the Office of the President, where she will help strengthen the partnerships and programs needed to advance the College’s strategic priorities.
Trump order sets up new women’s health research initiative at NIH, White House task force
President Donald Trump signed an executive order last Monday establishing a Women’s Health Division within the National Institutes of Health.
Rep. Comer seeks testimony from Democrat operatives who plotted to rig Alaska Senate race
House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform Chairman James Comer (R-Ky.) today launched an investigation into allegations that the Mary Peltola campaign recruited challenger candidates with a name nearly identical to incumbent U.S. Senator Dan Sullivan with the intent to confuse voters in the 2026 U.S. midterm elections. 
Southern State Community College announces three students in the Choose Ohio First Initiative
As a participant in the Choose Ohio First Program, Southern State Community College has selected three qualified individuals to receive the third-year cohort scholarship. These students include Aaliyah Gilbert of Wilmington, Kyle Bailey of Hillsboro, and Ja'Nyia Hudson Childers of Hillsboro.
Alaska governor orders investigation in U.S. Senate race
Alaska's Republican governor ordered for an investigation into Mary Peltola's U.S. Senate campaign, following allegations of its role in recruiting candidates to dilute votes from the Republican incumbent. Gov. Mike Dunleavy made the announcement following an investigation by the New York Times that detailed efforts to recruit additional Republican candidates in Alaska's U.S. Senate race. 
Arctic Frost was a lesson in betrayal
What Smith and the Biden DOJ did in Arctic Frost runs counter to the very motto of our state: “Our liberties we prize, and our rights we will maintain.” Iowans and all Americans can learn from the previous administration’s betrayal and not let history repeat itself.
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