One of the two Black Democrats who were thrown out of the Tennessee House last week appeared likely to get his seat back Monday, just days after the GOP exacted retribution against the lawmakers who protested for more gun control.
Related posts
-
‘Beyond grateful’: Chlebek holds 4 vote lead in Des Plaines’ 1st Ward race
Only four votes separate the candidates for the 1st Ward seat on the Des Plaines City... -
Dow drops 1,200 as US stock market leads a worldwide sell-off following Trump’s tariff shock
Financial markets around the world are reeling Thursday following President Donald Trump’s latest and most severe... -
Lakemoor trustees to vote on controversial solar farm on golf course land Tuesday
The Pistakee Country Club could soon be converted to a solar farm in Lakemoor, but neighbors...