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Great American State Fair: Six States Decline, All Appear Anyway
When a state government says no, the fair finds someone else to fly its flag
When a state government says no, the fair finds someone else to fly its flag
A law built to deliver justice for survivors met a county that couldn't contest a single claim
Trump signed the bill they demanded, then backed the campaigns that ended their careers
A Nazi tattoo, abuse allegations, and old posts would have ended a candidate a decade ago; Maine Democrats handed him 78% anyway
A Massachusetts judge struck the fee as an illegal tax. A D.C. judge already upheld it. Now an appeals court decides which one holds.
April food prices posted their fastest rise in nearly three years, and economists say the Iran war's hit hasn't landed yet.
Navy SEAL Ed Gallrein unseats Kentucky's most independent Republican in the most expensive House primary ever recorded.