Iowa puts $1 million toward summer meal sites, still faces criticism for rejecting federal funds
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Iowa is directing nearly a million dollars in grant funding to expand summer meal sites for low-income kids.
Political news from state South Carolina
South Carolina’s top officer not releasing details on 2012 hack that stole millions of tax returns
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Twelve years after a hacker stole personal data from more than 3.6 million people in South Carolina by obtaining Social Security numbers and credit card information from tax returns, the state’s top police officer said Wednesday he thought he knew who did it but wasn’t ready to name anyone.
Cornel West announces running mate for independent US presidential bid
The independent presidential candidate Cornel West announced on Wednesday that Melina Abdullah would serve as his running mate, joining the former Harvard professor’s long-shot bid in the US presidential race.
Women's NCAA Title Beats The Men's Championship In Ratings For First Time Ever
South Carolina’s 87-75 victory over Caitlin Clark and Iowa in the women’s NCAA championship game has achieved a pair of milestones.
Lindsey Graham says Trump is making 'a mistake' on abortion, vows to push forward with nationwide restrictions
WASHINGTON — Sen. Lindsey Graham sparred with Donald Trump on Monday after the former president attacked Graham, R-S.C., for pushing his bill to outlaw abortion across the U.S. after 15 weeks of pregnancy. While Trump said the issue should be left to states, Graham vowed to keep pressing for federal limits.
Trump goes on the attack against Lindsey Graham after Republican senator openly criticised abortion stance
Donald Trump has gone on the attack against Lindsey Graham after the Republican senator openly criticised the former president’s abortion stance.
Lindsey Graham breaks with Republicans on support for Trump’s abortion policy
Most Senate Republicans said they agreed with former president Donald Trump’s declaration that he would leave abortion policy to the states, with one notable exception: Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina.