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‘We can do so many things on policies that can work right away,’ Rep. Henry Cuellar says.

‘I think there are some refinements that are very appropriate,’ says former Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross.

Canadian officials have pledged enhanced border security and anti-fentanyl measures to address President-elect Donald Trump’s tariff threats.

Tom Homan was asked about the Denver mayor’s comments about blocking immigration enforcement.

The federal health agency will no longer prohibit posts with what it deems ’misleading‘ or ’demonstrably false' information.

A gun shop in Michigan wanted to build a gun range but the local township said the land wasn’t zoned for that use.

Utah’s motion seeks direct hearing before the nation’s highest court to determine if federal agencies can ‘indefinitely hold public lands.’

Walmart said it will also ‘identify and remove inappropriate sexual and/or transgender products marketed to children.’

Two justices expressed concern about the prospect of the government damaging homes without paying compensation.

The Department of Education could essentially become just a big building with empty offices.

Edward Kelley was convicted on three counts.

The plaintiff said the law requiring her to create websites to celebrate same-sex weddings infringed on her constitutional rights.

The officer allegedly disclosed the confidential records of at least 28 individuals and used his position to make arrests as a favor to friends.

Rep. Steve Scalise has expressed concerns that the current version of KOSA would give the federal government more censorship power.

‘I am writing to formally offer 1,402 acres of land in Starr County, Texas, to be used to construct deportation facilities,’ a Texas commissioner wrote.

Riley, a student at Augusta University College of Nursing, was killed on Feb. 22 while jogging near the University of Georgia campus in Athens.

The latest deportation marks the third charter flight to China in less than six months, the department said.

The ruling leaves in place an appeals court order requiring a South Carolina department to hand over records that Google says it needs for its legal defense.

‘If the President can’t fire them, then who exactly are they accountable to?’ attorney Matt Bowman said.