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In recent days, local Charlotte officials have criticized the surge in immigration enforcement efforts.

The plaintiffs said they welcomed the judge’s decision and denounced the administration’s actions.

The ESG-inspired state laws, which force companies to disclose climate risks, take effect in 2026.

The company estimates that AI carried out 80 percent to 90 percent of the work during the cyberattacks.

Nonprofits are owed about $500,000, according to the attorney general’s order.

A suspect was taken into custody following the Nov. 13 shooting at the Laney College Fieldhouse.

The government shutdown reignited the filibuster debate on both sides of the aisle.

President Donald Trump’s 18-year-old granddaughter said she ‘learned a lot’ and ‘had a great time out there.’

Republican Gov. Mike Braun urged lawmakers to proceed with a vote despite the Senate’s announcement.

Approximately 1.7 million Medi-Cal enrollees are illegal immigrants, which is around 11 percent of total enrollees.

The changes build on donations over the years, including the multibillion-dollar gifts from former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

The mayor entered the country on a green card, and then illegally claimed citizenship on voter registration forms, according to Homeland Security.

Boeing said employees at all St. Louis-region sites ‘are to report to work beginning with third shift on Nov. 16 at 11 p.m.’

The judge said that 615 detained illegal immigrants were not subject to mandatory detention and did not have final removal orders.

The Interior Department aims to bolster the nation’s energy supply and reduce U.S. reliance on foreign sources.

Local immigrant advocates are preparing for the federal crackdown.

A state board previously voted 3-2 to recommend that Tremane Wood’s death sentence be commuted.

A rescue crew discovered the 42-year-old foreman in the Rolling Thunder Mine, which flooded Saturday. The company said he saved his coworkers first.

The Homeland Security chief commended airport security agents for working long hours and taking on extra shifts despite not being paid during the closure.

In recent days, local Charlotte officials have criticized the surge in immigration enforcement efforts.

The plaintiffs said they welcomed the judge’s decision and denounced the administration’s actions.

The ESG-inspired state laws, which force companies to disclose climate risks, take effect in 2026.

The company estimates that AI carried out 80 percent to 90 percent of the work during the cyberattacks.

Nonprofits are owed about $500,000, according to the attorney general’s order.

A suspect was taken into custody following the Nov. 13 shooting at the Laney College Fieldhouse.

The government shutdown reignited the filibuster debate on both sides of the aisle.

President Donald Trump’s 18-year-old granddaughter said she ‘learned a lot’ and ‘had a great time out there.’

Republican Gov. Mike Braun urged lawmakers to proceed with a vote despite the Senate’s announcement.

Approximately 1.7 million Medi-Cal enrollees are illegal immigrants, which is around 11 percent of total enrollees.

The changes build on donations over the years, including the multibillion-dollar gifts from former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

The mayor entered the country on a green card, and then illegally claimed citizenship on voter registration forms, according to Homeland Security.

Boeing said employees at all St. Louis-region sites ‘are to report to work beginning with third shift on Nov. 16 at 11 p.m.’

The judge said that 615 detained illegal immigrants were not subject to mandatory detention and did not have final removal orders.

The Interior Department aims to bolster the nation’s energy supply and reduce U.S. reliance on foreign sources.

Local immigrant advocates are preparing for the federal crackdown.

A state board previously voted 3-2 to recommend that Tremane Wood’s death sentence be commuted.

A rescue crew discovered the 42-year-old foreman in the Rolling Thunder Mine, which flooded Saturday. The company said he saved his coworkers first.

The Homeland Security chief commended airport security agents for working long hours and taking on extra shifts despite not being paid during the closure.