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Pillen’s data center reversal came with a task force that includes a $65,000 donor
Gov. Jim Pillen lobbied for data center tax breaks this spring, then blocked them by executive order in July. The company set to power Google’s Nebraska data center gave his campaign $65,000.
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Osborn v. Ricketts: Three key themes from the Nebraska US Senate debate
In their first debate, incumbent Republican U.S. Sen. Pete Ricketts and independent challenger Dan Osborn drew sharp contrasts in both rhetoric and policy.
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Sex-based constitutional restriction on Nebraska K-12, collegiate sports qualifies for ballot
Nebraska voters will decide this fall whether to limit sports participation for K-12 and college transgender students.
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Who’s on the Nebraska Data Center Task Force? A closer look at the members and their ties
A Courier Nebraska review found members of the Nebraska Data Center Task Force bring professional, political, and financial ties to the industries and institutions involved in Nebraska’s data center debate.
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Trump announces plan to lower beef prices, but ranchers and some Republicans are already balking
Trump remains under pressure to cut costs and address affordability issues ahead of November’s midterms.
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One year after Pillen announced McCook ICE jail, protests continue, governor doubles down
State Sens. Margo Juarez, Terrell McKinney criticize McCook isolation space under construction
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Nebraska Farmers Union makes first sole endorsement of Dem in NE-01 race in 20 years
The Democrat running to represent Nebraska’s 1st Congressional District will face off against incumbent Rep. Mike Flood (R) this fall with support from the state’s farmers union.
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Meet the candidates for Nebraska’s ‘Blue Dot’ 2nd Congressional District
Nebraska’s Omaha-based congressional district is a key swing district watched by political observers nationally.
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What to know about the candidates for US Senate in Nebraska
Two candidates with widely different backgrounds are competing to represent Nebraska in the US Senate this fall.
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How Nebraska elections are kept safe and secure
Elections in Nebraska undergo rigorous, layered checks to ensure accuracy and security. Here’s how the process works.
