Policies & Impacts

Louisiana, Idaho, and Oklahoma are the latest states to limit what food stamps can buy.

The two Republicans are among the Senate candidates who have been campaigning across the Lone Star State. Election Day is March 3.

Former North Miami Mayor Philippe Bien-Aime allegedly used two identities and made false statements to authorities during his bid for U.S. citizenship.

Tariffs levied under the emergency powers law brought in about $130 billion in revenue.

‘Section 122 offers the fastest path forward,’ according to ING economists.

The Supreme Court overturned the administration’s use of emergency powers to implement global tariffs. The new tariffs are invoked under a different authority.

Congress took away a waiver last year that allowed the state to have its own regulatory rules for tailpipe emissions.

The panel had been scheduled to meet for three days starting on Feb. 25.

The lawsuit is the latest in a surge of legal action against tech companies over the distribution of sexually explicit materials.

The ruling gives the federal government an advantage in immigration enforcement, legal experts say.

Revenue from timber harvested on the lands is shared between the U.S. Treasury and 18 western Oregon counties.

The lawsuit came after the White House announced it was rescinding a 2009 rule that allowed the EPA to regulate greenhouse gases.

With early voting underway, Cornyn, Talarico, and other candidates are campaigning ahead of primary election day on March 3.

Authorities say it could take four to six weeks to repair the broken sewer pipe.

The NIH director outlines efforts to reform the agency—largest public funder of biomedical research.

The illegal immigrant from El Salvador is also facing federal human smuggling charges.

Investments totaling $36 billion will fund critical mineral, energy, and oil projects in Georgia, Ohio, and Texas, respectively.

Without changes in some states’ water laws and public-private investment, downstream users, such as Walker Lake, face existential challenges.

The state seeks to remove board members from a utility district that voted to expand to include the proposed EPIC City after a ‘highly unusual’ meeting.

The FBI on Jan. 28 carted away roughly 700 boxes of material.

Louisiana, Idaho, and Oklahoma are the latest states to limit what food stamps can buy.

The two Republicans are among the Senate candidates who have been campaigning across the Lone Star State. Election Day is March 3.

Former North Miami Mayor Philippe Bien-Aime allegedly used two identities and made false statements to authorities during his bid for U.S. citizenship.

Tariffs levied under the emergency powers law brought in about $130 billion in revenue.

‘Section 122 offers the fastest path forward,’ according to ING economists.

The Supreme Court overturned the administration’s use of emergency powers to implement global tariffs. The new tariffs are invoked under a different authority.

Congress took away a waiver last year that allowed the state to have its own regulatory rules for tailpipe emissions.

The panel had been scheduled to meet for three days starting on Feb. 25.

The lawsuit is the latest in a surge of legal action against tech companies over the distribution of sexually explicit materials.

The ruling gives the federal government an advantage in immigration enforcement, legal experts say.

Revenue from timber harvested on the lands is shared between the U.S. Treasury and 18 western Oregon counties.

The lawsuit came after the White House announced it was rescinding a 2009 rule that allowed the EPA to regulate greenhouse gases.

With early voting underway, Cornyn, Talarico, and other candidates are campaigning ahead of primary election day on March 3.

Authorities say it could take four to six weeks to repair the broken sewer pipe.

The NIH director outlines efforts to reform the agency—largest public funder of biomedical research.

The illegal immigrant from El Salvador is also facing federal human smuggling charges.

Investments totaling $36 billion will fund critical mineral, energy, and oil projects in Georgia, Ohio, and Texas, respectively.

Without changes in some states’ water laws and public-private investment, downstream users, such as Walker Lake, face existential challenges.

The state seeks to remove board members from a utility district that voted to expand to include the proposed EPIC City after a ‘highly unusual’ meeting.

The FBI on Jan. 28 carted away roughly 700 boxes of material.