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Month: November 2019

Trump and Republicans have a suburban problem

President Donald Trump’s Republican Party has a suburban problem, and it’s not clear that they know what to do about it. As urban areas become more Democratic leaning and rural areas move to the right, the suburbs are likely going to be where the 2020 election is decided. Tuesday’s elections suggest Trump and the Republicans

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Why Mitch McConnell is smiling today

In the wake of Kentucky Republican Gov. Matt Bevin’s almost-certain loss on Tuesday, the conventional wisdom soon began to congeal: This is bad news for Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s chances of winning a seventh(!) term next year in the Bluegrass State. I mean, maybe? State races are a different animal from federal contests. And

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Bud Light is coming out with hard seltzer

Bud Light Seltzer is joining the battle for spiked seltzer supremacy. Anheuser-Busch InBev’s newest addition to its spiked seltzer lineup is coming early next year. Although it’s named after its bestselling beer, Bud Light Seltzer will taste like hard seltzer. The beer conglomerate hopes the recognizable Bud Light brand will give it an edge in

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Voter turnout surges in Kentucky, signals increased political interest ahead of 2020

Voter turnout was considerably higher in Kentucky on Tuesday than in past elections, signaling increased interest in politics during President Donald Trump’s administration and the possibility of historic turnout in 2020. Voter turnout in Kentucky was over 42%, according to unofficial figures from the state’s secretary of state office, a number that far outpaces the

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Brasil establece récord en incautaciones fronterizas en tercer trimestre de 2019

(CNN Español) — El Gobierno brasileño reportó que su programa de protección fronteriza estableció un nuevo récord de incautaciones. La Secretaría de Ingresos Federales y la Oficina de Seguridad Institucional reportaron que hasta mediados del tercer trimestre del año han incautado 34 toneladas de cocaína y 589 armas de fuego. La Policía Federal de Brasil informó

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