POLITICS NEWS & HEADLINES

RARITAN (N.J.) -- New Jersey Republican Jack Ciattarelli announced Friday that he had conceded the race to Phil Murphy for governor, more than a week following election day. However, he said that he will run again in four years.

COLUMBIA (Mo. -- A Missouri man charged with murdering his wife has admitted Tuesday that he buried the body in a park, but claimed that it was an accident that occurred after he pushed her during an argument.

WASHINGTON, -- President Joe Biden's son Beau is an Iraq war veteran. He will use his first Veterans Day to announce a plan to better understand, treat, and identify the medical conditions of troops who have been deployed to toxic environments.

LE PECQ (France) -- "I'm running again as a candidate for the French presidency."

POLACCA (AZ.) -- Hopi candidates move effortlessly between English and the tribe's languages as they present their case to voters from a high school auditorium.

TRENTON (N.J.) -- The outcome of New Jersey's election to governor will be legal and fair, Republican candidate Jack Ciattarelli stated Thursday, his first comments since The Associated Press declared Phil Murphy, the incumbent Democrat, the winner.

RICHMOND (VA) -- Wednesday's announcement by the Biden administration that it will impose new export restrictions on Israel's NSO Group - The world's most infamous hacker for hire company - stating its tools were used to "conduct international repression."

AUSTIN (Texas) -- Thursday's lawsuit by the Biden administration relates to new voting rules in Texas. These new rules outlasted a season of protests by Democrats. They now face fading hopes of reforming the nation’s election laws as a result of a wave of restrictions placed on Republican-led states.

WASHINGTON , The Supreme Court appeared ready to repeal a New York gun permit law. However, the justices seemed concerned about issuing a broad ruling which could lead to gun restrictions on subways bars, stadiums, and other gathering places.

WASHINGTON , Many House Democrats are comparing 2021 to 2009, when a Republican was elected as governor of Virginia. This year, a dreadful blowout would be in the next year’s midterm elections.

MONTGOMERY (Ala.) -- Thursday's legislation was introduced by the Alabama House of Representatives to prohibit companies from firing employees who claim a religious exemption or medical exemption to COVID-19 vaccine mandates. There were opposing views as to whether or not the measure would be a job killer or a job protect measure.

WINDOW ROCK (Ariz.) -- A classic western starring Clint Eastwood was dubbed in the Navajo Language.

KENOSHA (Wis.) -- Thursday's dismissal of a juror in Kyle Rittenhouse’s murder trial came after a court security guard reported that the man made a joke about Jacob Blake's police shooting, which triggered protests in the Wisconsin town where Rittenhouse is charged with shooting three people.

ATLANTA, The Atlanta Braves will pay homage to the past and present Friday with a two-part parade celebrating their 26th World Series title.

WASHINGTON, -- President Joe Biden's hazard lights are blinking after Democratic setbacks this week in the elections. But, the president insists that there is no need to panic.

Joe Manchin, a key Democratic senator, is asking for more time to obtain "clarity" about the economic effects of President Biden's social spending package.

Huma Abedin spent a lot of her career with Hillary Clinton. She was present when President Bill Clinton's affair was exposed with Monica Lewinsky

The promise to ban critical racism theory from the state's schools may have helped Republican gain support. However, it is not currently taught in these schools.