Ray Scheppach, a former executive director of the National Governors Association, on the increasing partisanship among governors.
Tweet from the Republican Party chairman of Belmont County, Ohio, Chris Gagin, announcing his resignation on Monday.
Philip Alston, the United Nation’s Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights, as he toured a county in Alabama where hookworm, a tropical disease that's largely been eradicated in most developed countries, has been detected. The county suffers from poor sewage systems that leave many residents with open pits of human waste in their yards or raw sewage backing up into their homes after heavy rains.
Meghaen Dell'Artino, an Arizona lobbyist, recounting a conversation with Arizona GOP state Rep. Paul Mosley.
New York gubernatorial candidate Cynthia Nixon, criticizing her opponent, Gov. Andrew Cuomo, for saying that God made him a feminist by giving him three daughters.
Maine Gov. Paul LePage, in a radio interview, defending his refusal to expand Medicaid even though his state's voters approved a ballot measure last year to do so -- and even though a judge ruled that he had to.
Linda J. Smith, a breastfeeding advocate, describing the strategy she used on Ohio lawmakers considering a bill to allow public breastfeeding to help them understand why it's something new mothers want to do. The bill eventually passed.