Regional & State News

The last-minute order means stable and reliable energy and jobs for the local community, officials said.

Cases of the respiratory illness continue to surge across the United States, with 13 deaths reported this year.

Parents are allowed to review all curricula and opt their child out of instruction found objectionable, in which case schools must provide alternatives.

The nonprofit that operates them says the three courses will remain open for the time being.

An official gave an update on immigration-enforcement and fraud-investigation efforts amid a major scandal in Minnesota.

The president said on social media that the National Guard succeeded in reducing crime in three cities.

Supporters say the move expands ballot access without compromising election security, while critics warn it could increase fraud and erode trust.

Operation Midway Blitz has yielded thousands of immigration-related arrests, officials said.

The Department of Justice has secured more than 60 convictions linked to child care scams and other abuses.

The state stands to lose another $160 million in federal transportation funds by missing a January deadline to revoke the commercial driver’s licenses.

The new restrictions are designed to promote healthier choices in federal food aid.

Lawsuits and investigations have followed a development that is self-described as the ‘epicenter of Islam in America.’

‘Everybody has good and bad times. I’m very optimistic about 2026 because I want world peace. Of course, who doesn’t?’ one resident said.

Let Times Square keep its big boring ball. Innovators nationwide have more distinctive ideas about what should fly and fall in saying farewell to 2025.

Several states had argued that the funding ban was unconstitutional.

The woman reposted a picture—one she did not take herself—on X with a caption expressing how she didn’t believe a man should use the women’s restroom.

The Trump administration has ‘turned off the money spigot’ as it uncovers alleged fraud, HHS Deputy Secretary Jim O’Neill said.

The settlement resolves allegations that Disney collected data on children and used that information for targeted advertising through its YouTube channels.

The last-minute order means stable and reliable energy and jobs for the local community, officials said.

Cases of the respiratory illness continue to surge across the United States, with 13 deaths reported this year.

Parents are allowed to review all curricula and opt their child out of instruction found objectionable, in which case schools must provide alternatives.

The nonprofit that operates them says the three courses will remain open for the time being.

An official gave an update on immigration-enforcement and fraud-investigation efforts amid a major scandal in Minnesota.

The president said on social media that the National Guard succeeded in reducing crime in three cities.

Supporters say the move expands ballot access without compromising election security, while critics warn it could increase fraud and erode trust.

Operation Midway Blitz has yielded thousands of immigration-related arrests, officials said.

The Department of Justice has secured more than 60 convictions linked to child care scams and other abuses.

The state stands to lose another $160 million in federal transportation funds by missing a January deadline to revoke the commercial driver’s licenses.

The new restrictions are designed to promote healthier choices in federal food aid.

Lawsuits and investigations have followed a development that is self-described as the ‘epicenter of Islam in America.’

‘Everybody has good and bad times. I’m very optimistic about 2026 because I want world peace. Of course, who doesn’t?’ one resident said.

Let Times Square keep its big boring ball. Innovators nationwide have more distinctive ideas about what should fly and fall in saying farewell to 2025.

Several states had argued that the funding ban was unconstitutional.

The woman reposted a picture—one she did not take herself—on X with a caption expressing how she didn’t believe a man should use the women’s restroom.

The Trump administration has ‘turned off the money spigot’ as it uncovers alleged fraud, HHS Deputy Secretary Jim O’Neill said.

The settlement resolves allegations that Disney collected data on children and used that information for targeted advertising through its YouTube channels.