Biden’s exit scrambles everything. Frightening though that may be, it’s also thrilling.
Benjamin Hardy
Benjamin Hardy is managing editor at the Arkansas Times.
State unemployment rate declined to 3.3% in June
The U.S. jobless rate, meanwhile, ticked upward to 4.1% in June.
Secretary of state insists abortion amendment is still disqualified, won’t address key legal questions
With Thurston not backing down, a lawsuit seems increasingly likely.
In a time like this, it may be best to keep your thoughts to yourself
Speculation about the attempted assassination of Donald Trump is rampant on social media. Facts are not.
Abortion amendment chaos: The week in review podcast, July 13, 2024
On this week’s episode, Austin, Benji and Omaya discuss the wild turn of events over the Arkansas Abortion Amendment.
Whiplash: Why the Arkansas Abortion Amendment still might be in play
State officials disqualified the measure Wednesday. But new records show their justifications may not hold up to scrutiny.
Newly released records raise questions about secretary of state’s rejection of abortion amendment
John Thurston’s letter strongly implied abortion advocates had failed to turn in a list of paid canvassers on July 5. In fact, they did.
Abortion amendment supporters vow to fight Arkansas secretary of state’s rejection
“We will fight this ridiculous disqualification attempt with everything we have. We will not back down,” a spokesperson said.
Secretary of state disqualifies Arkansas Abortion Amendment from ballot on technicality
An effort to put a constitutional amendment on the November ballot to restore abortion rights in Arkansas was rejected by Arkansas Secretary of State John Thurston over an alleged failure to submit an affidavit.
Couple who bribed state lawmakers in behavioral health scandal must pay $4 million to government
The order includes a breakdown with details on just how much bribe money was paid to former Sen. Jeremy Hutchinson.