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Public school advocates hoping to rein in the Grand Canyon State’s billion-dollar universal private school voucher program told the Arizona Supreme Court that Republican legislators hope to “weaponize the popularity” ...
Read article →North Carolina state lawmakers are asking Rocky Mount officials for answers after a family of three was found dead in their mobile home not long after their electricity was cut off due to an unpaid bill. The family wa...
Read article →The order came as Trump continued to erroneously connect vaccines with autism and his administration has sought to de-emphasize childhood vaccinations’ importance.
Read article →WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Monday signed a sweeping executive order that aims to reshape guidance surrounding childhood vaccines, standing alongside Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr...
Read article →WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Monday signed a sweeping executive order that aims to reshape guidance surrounding childhood vaccines, standing alongside Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr...
Read article →A group of leading anti-abortion organizations sent a letter to newly confirmed U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche urging him to review the U.S. Department of Justice’s authority to use a 150-year-old anti-obscenity l...
Read article →There was a near total lack of passion when Sen. Bill Cassidy delivered a floor speech Friday at the U.S. Capitol to declare he would support the nomination of Todd Blanche as U.S. attorney. “I’ll be criticized for th...
Read article →Federal immigration agents are employing new tactics — from arresting academics at airports to setting up a checkpoint at a popular creek in a National Forest — to boost their arrest numbers, leading to more arrests i...
Read article →Twenty-eight states this year have reported over 3,500 cases of patients sick with the drug-resistant yeast candida auris, which can cause severe illness and is often reported in healthcare facilities. As of Aug. 1, 3...
Read article →This commentary was originally published by The Conversation. In much of the United States, developers spend more to build an affordable apartment for a low-income family than a market-rate one just down the street — ...
Read article →Pennsylvania and 27 other states this year have reported over 3,500 cases of patients sick with the drug-resistant yeast candida auris, which can cause severe illness and is often reported in healthcare facilities.
Read article →A federal judge has dismissed a U.S. Department of Justice lawsuit targeting a Minneapolis Public Schools policy that shields teachers of color from seniority-based layoffs. In his ruling Monday, U.S. District Judge P...
Read article →WASHINGTON — Todd Blanche took the oath of office as U.S. attorney general at a brief ceremony in the Oval Office Monday, following the Senate’s narrow vote to approve his nomination as the nation’s top law enforcemen...
Read article →WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate adjourned for its summer recess early Saturday after approving a stopgap spending bill but declining to advance legislation that would require photo ID for voting. In a rare overnight sess...
Read article →Even as violent crimes rates fall, drug-related offenses, financial fraud and elder exploitation continue to grow.
Read article →An undercover Homeland Security Investigations agent parked outside a community center while Rep. Ilhan Omar held a town hall on Aug. 6, the Democratic Congresswoman wrote in a letter to Department of Homeland Securit...
Read article →Pushing for more transparency on utility fees charged by landlords and easing an overworked coroner’s office are expected to be legislative priorities for Clark County next year. Local governments are allotted bill dr...
Read article →Missouri Republicans have been making the case for years that our state constitution is getting hijacked by out-of-state interests. Gov. Mike Kehoe said it plainly in a video backing Amendment 4, the proposal that wou...
Read article →A bill signed by Gov. Mikie Sherrill seeks to expand access to microtransit for seniors and disabled residents statewide.
Read article →Amid a nationwide race to develop large data centers to drive the artificial intelligence boom, some local Colorado governments hit pause by enacting moratoriums to research what local regulations make sense. Public c...
Read article →Ocean City visitors got a chance to bring back more than just memories from the beach last week, when retired Ocean City Ocean City Boardwalk and street signs were auctioned off, drawing bids from longtime visitors, r...
Read article →On July 18, 2026, Somaliland community members across Ohio gathered in Columbus to officially launch the Somaliland Ohio Association, marking a new chapter for a community that has spent years building connections, su...
Read article →Harford County officials and residents say they’re concerned by a proposal for a utility-scale battery storage facility on a hillside along the “pristine” Deer Creek, a tributary to the Susquehanna River. It's one of ...
Read article →Ocean City and St. Paul’s-by-the-Sea Episcopal Church are locked in a federal court fight over an overnight shelter operating inside the parish hall. The church says the shelter is part of its religious mission, but t...
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