The weekly roundup highlights five stories that grabbed attention: a Senate GOP rift over funding, a senator’s false claim about voter ID, an odd Wisconsin...
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The deportation of former NFL linebacker Daniel Adongo marks a sharp turn in immigration enforcement, highlighting a policy stance that treats criminal visa overstays...
This article covers the legal fight over California Proposition 39’s ballot language after Attorney General Rob Bonta changed the title, the swift Republican...
The debate over voter ID has shifted hard toward the GOP side as new national polling shows broad support for requiring photo identification at registration and at the...
The piece examines a small but growing wildlife issue in Florida: nonnative Rhesus Macaques from Silver Springs showing up in neighboring towns, the broader problem of...
This article reports on the arrest of former Pennsylvania state representative Jesse White after an FBI search allegedly uncovered more than 100 child pornography files...
The Biden administration’s EPA has sent two California Clean Air Act waivers to Congress, putting state port and harbor craft rules in the crosshairs of federal review...
Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp-Perez of Washington is pushing a bipartisan effort to address aging and cognitive decline in Congress, proposing measures to hold members to...
The Department of Justice has opened a federal probe after New Jersey acknowledged a software error that allowed roughly 6,600 non-citizens to be registered and about...
Brandon Ortiz-Vite, a Mexican national convicted of murder in Michigan, is suing former President Trump for $75.5 million, citizenship, and a public apology after his...