Policies & Impacts

The Minnesota governor referred to a news report claiming the U.S. Department of Justice had launched an investigation into state officials.

Democratic senators expressed concern over the Pentagon’s decision to take control of the military newspaper.

The Trump administration had asked the court to intervene in a filing last month.

The ruling blocks the USDA from withholding $80 million in SNAP administrative funding while a legal challenge by Minnesota proceeds.

Former Deputy Director Madison Sheahan served in the role for a year before resigning this week.

The federal government denies the allegations, saying it makes arrests based on ‘reasonable suspicion,’ not race, skin color, or ethnicity.

The agency has so far removed or teed up for removal 1,108 rules and regulations under its initiative.

Top courts in two states disagree on whether a constitutional principle prevents the transit agency from being sued outside its home state.

Oil, minerals, and national security were some of the topics discussed during the phone call.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is withholding $300 million from California over alleged unlawful Medicaid spending.

Drums outside their hotels, rocks and ice thrown at them, federal agents have been targeted on the streets of Minneapolis since December.

Former Orange County Fire Authority Brian Fennessy grew up in Altadena, the community devastated by the Eaton Fire in 2025.

A federal appeals court previously affirmed a ruling that a GOP lawmaker’s status as a candidate did not entitle him to challenge an Illinois election law.

The states argued that the Department of Health and Human Services lacks authority to rewrite federal statute by executive order.

The proposed measures would update state laws or overturn them. Some referenda seek to change the threshold to pass such propositions themselves.

The laws at issue in Idaho and West Virginia prevent male athletes from playing on females’ school sports teams.

Lebanese, Jordanian, and Egyptian chapters of Muslim Brotherhood were designated by the U.S. as foreign terrorist organizations.

Loeffler described federal contracting fraud as ‘probably the worst kept secret in Washington.’

Among the cancellations is a $1.2 million professional services contract for a ‘DCO Gender and Social Inclusion Director Full Time.’

The Minnesota governor referred to a news report claiming the U.S. Department of Justice had launched an investigation into state officials.

Democratic senators expressed concern over the Pentagon’s decision to take control of the military newspaper.

The Trump administration had asked the court to intervene in a filing last month.

The ruling blocks the USDA from withholding $80 million in SNAP administrative funding while a legal challenge by Minnesota proceeds.

Former Deputy Director Madison Sheahan served in the role for a year before resigning this week.

The federal government denies the allegations, saying it makes arrests based on ‘reasonable suspicion,’ not race, skin color, or ethnicity.

The agency has so far removed or teed up for removal 1,108 rules and regulations under its initiative.

Top courts in two states disagree on whether a constitutional principle prevents the transit agency from being sued outside its home state.

Oil, minerals, and national security were some of the topics discussed during the phone call.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is withholding $300 million from California over alleged unlawful Medicaid spending.

Drums outside their hotels, rocks and ice thrown at them, federal agents have been targeted on the streets of Minneapolis since December.

Former Orange County Fire Authority Brian Fennessy grew up in Altadena, the community devastated by the Eaton Fire in 2025.

A federal appeals court previously affirmed a ruling that a GOP lawmaker’s status as a candidate did not entitle him to challenge an Illinois election law.

The states argued that the Department of Health and Human Services lacks authority to rewrite federal statute by executive order.

The proposed measures would update state laws or overturn them. Some referenda seek to change the threshold to pass such propositions themselves.

The laws at issue in Idaho and West Virginia prevent male athletes from playing on females’ school sports teams.

Lebanese, Jordanian, and Egyptian chapters of Muslim Brotherhood were designated by the U.S. as foreign terrorist organizations.

Loeffler described federal contracting fraud as ‘probably the worst kept secret in Washington.’

Among the cancellations is a $1.2 million professional services contract for a ‘DCO Gender and Social Inclusion Director Full Time.’