Max Cotton
Illinois Capitol Bureau Chief serving Gray Television stations across the state.
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1 week ago |
localnewslive.com | Rhyan Henson |Max Cotton
WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - Local bands marched in the National Cherry Blossom Festival Parade in Washington D.C. on Saturday. The iconic event brings people from across the country to celebrate the pink and white flowers. The parade is always the official end of peak bloom and wraps up the four-week celebration. The band director from Bay High from Panama City Beach, Florida said this performance is about more than just music.
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2 weeks ago |
kktv.com | Max Cotton
WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - The markets are still reeling after stocks dropped last week, the U.S. House of Representatives is expected to move forward with President Donald Trump’s agenda and Congress is looking at coffee this week. Trump returns to Washington on Sunday from Florida, and Congress returns Monday. The House is expected to take up his legislative agenda. The U.S. Senate passed its budget resolution early Saturday morning. It’s part of a process known as reconciliation.
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2 weeks ago |
fox19.com | Max Cotton
WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - People gathered across all 50 states and in the nation’s capital Saturday to make their feelings known about President Donald Trump and his administration. Known as the “Hands Off!” rallies, thousands gathered on the National Mall in Washington. They had a simple message, they’re not happy with the Trump administration and its policies ranging from mass firing of federal workers, to immigration, to attacks on the LGBTQ+ community and more.
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3 weeks ago |
actionnews5.com | Rhyan Henson |Max Cotton
WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - Major tariffs start this week, plus special elections in Florida and hot-button cases in front of the Supreme Court. President Donald Trump is set to follow through on his promise for more tariffs. This time the tariffs are on foreign made cars. A 25% import tax on imported vehicles is set to begin Wednesday. Trump said he hopes the move will lead to more domestic manufacturing, but the Associated Press reports imported vehicles prices could rise by an average of $12,500.
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Dec 10, 2024 |
kfvs12.com | Max Cotton
The Illinois House Mental Health and Addiction Committee held a hearing looking into psychedelics as a potential treatment tool.
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