in a state

Even for its fans, the Fox overkill keeps audiences in a state of constant agitation, unable to think clearly — much less question the nonsense they're consuming.

“People often ask me, ‘How did you get elected in a state like Michigan?’”

It’s a show of force from a party in a state that thinks it has nothing to lose.

Perversely, “dead babies”—those who do not survive childbirth—are much cheaper in medical malpractice litigation that “damaged babies”—those who do survive but with traumatic injuries—especially in a state like Iowa with a cap on noneconomic damages.

College football and the perceptions surrounding it, he said, are in a state of flux.