The crowded race to replace former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) is heading to a runoff in April. No candidate exceeded 50% of the vote on Tuesday night. Democrat Shawn Harris and Trump-endorsed Clay Fuller advanced to the runoff. VoteHub projects Shawn Harris and Clayton Fuller to advance to a runoff in the special election for Georgia 14th Congressional District. pic.twitter.com/fYtUeU1l22 — VoteHub (@VoteHub) March 10, 2026 Georgia Recorder shared further: As of shortly after 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Democrat Shawn Harris was the top vote-getter, with about 39% of the vote, according to unofficial results from the Georgia Secretary of State’s office. Republican Clay Fuller, who was endorsed by President Donald Trump, came in second place with about 35% of the vote. The winner will replace former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, who stepped down in early January after a public feud with Trump. The runoff is scheduled for April 7. The winner will serve out the remainder of former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene’s term, which means he will be right back up for election in November, potentially facing many of the same opponents in the current race. Election Alert: Republican Clayton Fuller and Democrat Shawn Harris have advanced to the April General Election runoff for the Georgia 14th Congressional District Special Clayton Fuller (@Clay4MainStreet) was endorsed by President Trump in the primary pic.twitter.com/vF3ioNvOq2 — The Calvin Coolidge Project (@TheCalvinCooli1) March 11, 2026 Although Harris led the way Tuesday night, he’ll have a tougher task in April carrying the district in a 1-on-1 election. Trump carried the district by 37 points in 2024. RAZOR-THIN MAJORITY AT STAKE: Republicans cannot afford an upset in Georgia's special election Tuesday as the GOP clings to a 218-214 House majority. Trump is backing DA Clay Fuller in the crowded 17-candidate race. https://t.co/gePcNgquo9 — Fox News Politics (@foxnewspolitics) March 10, 2026 NBC News has more: Georgia’s rules for special elections dictate that all candidates, regardless of party, appear on the same ballot. With 22 candidates on the ballot, it was unlikely that any candidate could win more than 50% of the vote and avoid a runoff. Republican Colton Moore, a former state senator, was in a distant third at with just over 11% of the vote. Although he did not have Trump’s endorsement, Moore cast himself as the truest supporter of the “Make America Great Again” movement, saying at a recent candidate forum that voters who “100% support President Trump” should back his candidacy. Moore was arrested earlier this year when he tried to enter Gov. Brian Kemp’s state of the state address after the state House speaker banned him from the chamber. Moore was also removed from the state Senate GOP caucus for chastising fellow Republicans for refusing to impeach Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis after indicting Trump for attempting to overturn the 2020 election.

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An anti-abortion bill in Tennessee that would allow women who obtain abortions to be prosecuted with homicide has failed in a House subcommittee. According to WZTV, the proposed legislation sought to “remove current legal protections for pregnant women and treat harm done to an unborn child the same as harm done to a ‘person born alive.'” Under the bill, if enacted, women who terminated pregnancies could have faced life in prison or possibly the death penalty. Bill that would have punished abortion like murder in TN fails in House subcommittee https://t.co/jWu5AEL2w9 — WKRN News 2 (@WKRN) March 10, 2026 WZTV explained further: The bill was assigned to the House Population Health Subcommittee, but no member made a motion to hear it on March 10, effectively killing the legislation before it could advance. The proposal sparked controversy because it would have applied Tennessee’s homicide laws directly to abortion, a move that critics said would have criminalized women for a medical procedure and imposed the harshest criminal penalties. Tennessee currently bans the majority of abortion procedures except for a limited number of exceptions, including medical emergencies to save the mother’s life or prevent major, permanent bodily harm. “Watch the moment House Bill 570, which would have abolished abortion in Tennessee, failed because zero Republicans on the Tennessee House Population Health Subcommittee had the courage to motion for the effort to be heard,” the Foundation to Abolish Abortion wrote. Watch the moment House Bill 570, which would have abolished abortion in Tennessee, failed because zero Republicans on the Tennessee House Population Health Subcommittee had the courage to motion for the effort to be heard. pic.twitter.com/uZoOBhXuzT — Foundation to Abolish Abortion (@AbolitionistFAA) March 10, 2026 Tennessee Lookout has more: An amendment to House Bill 570, sponsored by Republican Rep. Jody Barrett of Dickson, would have treated an abortion the same as criminal homicide, penalizing women who have abortions, including those who go out of state for treatment of dangerous pregnancies. Barrett’s bill would provide the same “equal protection” for fetuses as for people. Barrett, who claimed the outcome didn’t match Tennessee Republicans’ guiding principles, said afterward the “right to life is fundamental and … cannot be infringed.” “Nobody should have legal immunity to commit murder against any human in this state,” he said. Groups such as End Abortion Now and the Foundation to Abolish Abortion that supported Barrett’s bill blasted the Republican supermajority legislature for claiming to be “pro-life” but refusing to support the legislation. They expect to revive the bill in 2027. Knoxville resident Breanne Houston said in a press conference afterward her position on abortion changed after she had the procedure more than a decade ago. “Our laws already recognize that every human being deserves equal protection under the law,” Houston said. “Right now the only class of human beings excluded from that protection are those that happen to be located inside the womb.” Tennessee enacted one of the strictest abortion laws in the nation in 2022 after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down federal protections for abortion in Roe v. Wade. But Barrett contends that Tennessee doesn’t have a complete ban on the procedure because state law prohibits only the practice of abortion by medical professionals, not abortions performed out of state or by medication delivered through the mail.

A federal judge has allowed residents of East Palestine, Ohio, to intervene in a lawsuit after independent tests revealed “dangerous contamination still persists in the area,” NewsNation reports. According to the outlet, the federal government sued Norfolk Southern and agreed on a deal to “cover cleanup costs and provide health monitoring.” Judge allows East Palestine residents to intervene in train derailment lawsuithttps://t.co/1dH0dGtVVs — The Hill (@thehill) March 10, 2026 NewsNation explained further: That directly contradicts claims from the company and the Environmental Protection Agency that the area is safe. After the train derailed, officials conducted a controlled burn of tankers full of 116,000 gallons of vinyl chloride. Though the area was briefly evacuated, the EPA and Norfolk Southern gave an all-clear for people to return. But East Palestine residents have been sounding the alarm about toxins in their community, saying they are sick. Independent testers have also conducted tests showing high levels of toxins, results that have been ignored. EPA whistleblower testimony has also been dismissed. Whistleblower testimony stated that Norfolk Southern ignored prevailing wind patterns and collected baseline dioxin samples from areas impacted by the toxic plume, potentially skewing results. “What this means is that independent testing that has never seen the light of day in a courtroom will now see the light of day. EPA whistleblowers who have never had their day in court will have their day in court,” attorney Mindy Bish said, according to The Hill. “Once this evidence comes out fully, it’ll reveal the failures of the EPA and the United States in overseeing and being involved in the testing and the problems with the testing that was done,” Bish added. Meanwhile, Sen. Jon Husted (R-OH) this week proposed the Railway Safety Act to “make sure that what happened in East Palestine never happens again.” I introduced the Railway Safety Act to make sure that what happened in East Palestine never happens again.https://t.co/EPVVJiDZLy pic.twitter.com/GJDXpglg6A — Senator Jon Husted (@SenJonHusted) March 9, 2026 The Hill noted: Bish said the evidence will show that the area people were told was safe to return to was not. “You’re going to have the U.S. government and the state of Ohio basically admitting they were wrong,” Bish said. Norfolk Southern and the government have argued against this in court, raising the question of why they are fighting to keep the public from seeing independent testing data.

Could this be another terror-related incident? Authorities in Toronto have reported that two men fired shots at the U.S. Consulate on Tuesday morning. Toronto’s police chief announced on the early hours of Tuesday morning, two suspects got out of a vehicle and fired multiple shots at the U.S. Consulate in downtown Toronto. The two suspects have not yet been identified and remain on the run. Here was the scene: BREAKING: Multiple shots were fired at the U.S. Consulate in Toronto, Canada. Two individuals were involved. Trump is making everyone hate America. He's making the world a more dangerous place for Americans. I warned everyone that Trump's war in Iran is only going to breed more… pic.twitter.com/L83HQy7So9 — Ed Krassenstein (@EdKrassen) March 10, 2026 The New York Times broke the news of the shooting: Two men fired at the U.S. Consulate in downtown Toronto on Tuesday, the city’s police force said. The shooters drove by the consulate, a heavily fortified beige building, at around 4:30 a.m., got out of a white Honda CR-V and both fired multiple shots using one handgun, Deputy Chief Frank Barredo of the Toronto Police Service told reporters. No one was injured. Television images showed what appeared to be at least two marks left by bullets in a glass door at the main entrance. The Consulate is on a busy and wide boulevard that leads to Ontario’s legislature and is lined by major courthouses and hospitals. Part of the road directly in front of the building was closed at sunrise. Officers who arrived in a large forensics van were photographing the largely stone facade of the building, which has several cameras mounted outside. The police were asking for help from witnesses who might have captured footage on dashboard cameras. The Consulate, which is also near City Hall, is often the scene of protests against the United States, including a demonstration this weekend against the American and Israeli attack on Iran. The authorities said additional security would be provided to the American and Israeli consulates in Toronto and Ottawa. Last week, shots were fired at three synagogues in Toronto. “These consulates deserve a heightened amount of vigilance and security at this time in the hopes that we can bring the temperature down in the coming days and weeks,” said Chris Leather, a chief superintendent with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. If you look closely, you can see the bullet hole: Shots fired at US consulate in Toronto in 'absolutely unacceptable' attack https://t.co/Ep9bU2OqeI pic.twitter.com/UqBvJg6TSY — New York Post (@nypost) March 10, 2026 The New York Post reported this is the second attack on a U.S. consulate within the last couple of days: Ontario Premier Doug Ford, who has clashed with the Trump administration on trade issues and tariffs in the past, also condemned the shooting on social media, calling it “an absolutely unacceptable act of violence and intimidation aimed at our American friends and neighbors.” “I expect that police at all levels will bring every resource to bear to find the people who did this,” Ford added. “Everyone at all levels of government and across Canada needs to make clear that there is zero tolerance for this sort of intimidating and dangerous behavior, and that we will do whatever it takes to prosecute and punish the people responsible to the fullest extent of the law.” In a separate statement, the State Department said it was ‌aware ⁠of the incident and was closely monitoring the situation in coordination with local law enforcement. Tuesday’s attack followed the explosion of an improvised explosive device outside the US Embassy in Oslo, Norway, early Sunday. Police were still searching for a suspect in that case and were investigating whether the attack was linked to Operation Epic Fury, which entered its 11th day Tuesday.