American Airlines says it will appeal a ruling that would break up a partnership with JetBlue

( ) -q-23- UNDATED (Correspondent Jeremy House) “the judge rejected.”

American Airlines says it will appeal a court ruling that would break up a partnership with JetBlue.

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TAG: Correspondent Jeremy House reporting.

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VERBATIM: Last week, a federal judge said an alliance between American and JetBlue to work together in New York and Boston violates antitrust law. American Airlines CEO Robert Isom says he disagrees with the ruling. He notes the partnership is helping consumers by creating more competition against Delta and United in the Northeast. That’s an argument that the judge rejected.

DeSantis steps up criticism of Trump in Iowa campaigning

Now that he’s a declared presidential candidate, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is stepping up his criticism of Donald Trump. Campaigning in Iowa, DeSantis accused Trump of essentially abandoning “America First” principles on immigration, supporting coronavirus pandemic-related lockdowns, and generally having “moved left” on key issues. And DeSantis laughed off any criticism the former president had lobbed his way over his leadership in Florida, noting that Trump’s family moved to the state under his governorship.

2024 Presidential candidate Sen. Tim Scott Rejects Debt-Limit Deal

Former President Trump Kicks Off Campaign Events

The former President is kicking off his 2024 campaign with two stops along the East Coast. More from Correspondent Bernie Bennett.

Former President Donald Trump kicked off his 2024 White House bid with a stop Saturday in New Hampshire before heading to South Carolina, appearances in early-voting states marking the first campaign events since announcing his latest run more than two months ago.

Those states hold two of the party’s first three nominating contests, giving them enormous power in selecting the nominee.

Mr. Trump and his allies hope the events will offer a show of force behind the former president after a sluggish start to his campaign. In recent weeks, his backers have reached out to political operatives and elected officials to secure support for Mr. Trump at a critical point when other Republicans are preparing their own expected challenges.

Bernie Bennett reporting.

Another religious freedom battle — this one in Minnesota

Another religious freedom battle — this one in Minnesota

VERBATIM: Despite several recent Supreme Court rulings that found government cannot treat religious institutions WORSE than everybody else, Minnesota lawmakers has passed a bill that bars Christian schools from a program that helps high school students earn college credit at no cost. The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty is taking the state to court, stating that the new restriction is “not only patently anti-religious; it is also against the law.” Michael Harrington, SRN News.

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