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Libertarian Party's Nik Sandman makes case to voters in Nebraska CD-1 (opens the original)
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After retiring as a postal worker about a decade ago, Nik Sandman kept his mind busy reading and studying a wide range of books. Those studies eventually inspired him to launch a campaign for Congress. “I became unhappy with the way things were and decided I could run for office myself,” Sandman said. Sandman is the Libertarian Party’s candidate. His campaign focuses in part on foreign policy, including promoting peace and reducing defense spending. “Our major export is war,” Sandman said of the
Nebraska lawmaker questions legality, cost of governor's fuel tax relief orders (opens the original)
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Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen’s executive orders aimed at reducing fuel costs for farmers and haulers during harvest season are drawing questions from some lawmakers about their legality and potential impact on state revenue. “You’ll pay no diesel tax, and you’ll be exempt on weight,” Pillen said before signing two executive orders last week. It's a program that sets out a 90-day diesel tax holiday for agricultural producers. But in the halls of the State Capitol, it's raising questions. “The governo
Rep. Flood highlights experience as Backemeyer calls for change in CD-1 race (opens the original)
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Republican U.S. Rep. Mike Flood and Democratic challenger Chris Backemeyer are making their cases to voters in Nebraska’s 1st Congressional District, with affordability and the country’s direction among the issues they say matter most. Backemeyer, a former State Department official, said he decided to run after seeing what he described as a breakdown in U.S. alliances, cuts to services and problems with the health care system. “I realized that we had so many challenges here at home that somebody
Czech president visits Wilbur, Nebraska to strengthen historic ties (opens the original)
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Nearly 5,000 miles from the capital of the Czech Republic, the country's president, Petr Pavel, surveyed shop shelves brimming with items one might find near Prague Castle. On a rainy Thursday afternoon, Pavel stood in the Wilber Czech Craft Shop, one of the many storefronts offering cultural artifacts tying the town — named the Czech Capital of the United States — to the country. "Nebraska is special for the Czech Republic," Pavel said. "To acknowledge what the people here do about the heritage
EU ambassador returns to Creighton to discuss global conflicts, economic ties (opens the original)
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The European Union’s top ambassador to the United States visited Creighton University on Tuesday to discuss the future of relations between Europe and the U.S. Ambassador Jovita Neliupšienė spoke with students about economic uncertainty, international conflicts and artificial intelligence. The event was part of an effort to strengthen economic and cultural ties between the European Union and individual states. Neliupšienė previously studied at Creighton for a semester nearly two decades ago. She
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