The State Department said the sales wouldn’t affect the military balance in the region but would enhance Israel’s ability to protect itself.

The May 2025 order directed officials to enforce policies on voting and voter registration. The judge said the president lacks the authority to do that.

The lawsuit by the Missouri attorney general accuses the Commerce Department and Census Bureau of allowing illegal immigrants to compromise American elections.

President Donald Trump said he is confident Matsumoto has the expertise to fix ‘the long history of issues’ at the bureau.

The move is aimed at addressing labor shortages in key industries, a federal notice said.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz says he is done with elections and will focus on other ways to serve.

The president’s executive order from January 2025 states that the Constitution does not extend citizenship ‘to everyone born within the United States.’

HB 488 moves closer to a final House of Delegates vote as Republicans call mid-decade redistricting improper.

As federal subsidies dry up under the Trump administration, wind and solar energy must compete on cost and reliability, experts say.

Despite the Senate’s passage of a bill to fund the government on Jan. 30, the House won’t return to vote on the measure until Monday.

The U.S. Trade Representative says the WTO is unable to address the Chinese regime’s longstanding problem with overcapacity.

The proposed changes come amid growing concern in the U.S. organ transplant system.

Hochul proposed the Local Cops, Local Crimes Act to void New York’s 287(g) agreements and bar local jails and police from aiding civil immigration enforcement.

District of Columbia Mayor Bowser echoed the excitement, emphasizing the economic benefits for the city.

‘We have to get rid of the criminals,’ the president says.

U.S. District Judge Margaret has allowed prosecutors to introduce at trial evidence seized from the backpack Mangione was wearing when he was arrested.

The department had been working for months to issue redactions, officials have said.

The State Department said the sales wouldn’t affect the military balance in the region but would enhance Israel’s ability to protect itself.

The May 2025 order directed officials to enforce policies on voting and voter registration. The judge said the president lacks the authority to do that.

The lawsuit by the Missouri attorney general accuses the Commerce Department and Census Bureau of allowing illegal immigrants to compromise American elections.

President Donald Trump said he is confident Matsumoto has the expertise to fix ‘the long history of issues’ at the bureau.

The move is aimed at addressing labor shortages in key industries, a federal notice said.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz says he is done with elections and will focus on other ways to serve.

The president’s executive order from January 2025 states that the Constitution does not extend citizenship ‘to everyone born within the United States.’

HB 488 moves closer to a final House of Delegates vote as Republicans call mid-decade redistricting improper.

As federal subsidies dry up under the Trump administration, wind and solar energy must compete on cost and reliability, experts say.

Despite the Senate’s passage of a bill to fund the government on Jan. 30, the House won’t return to vote on the measure until Monday.

The U.S. Trade Representative says the WTO is unable to address the Chinese regime’s longstanding problem with overcapacity.

The proposed changes come amid growing concern in the U.S. organ transplant system.

Hochul proposed the Local Cops, Local Crimes Act to void New York’s 287(g) agreements and bar local jails and police from aiding civil immigration enforcement.

District of Columbia Mayor Bowser echoed the excitement, emphasizing the economic benefits for the city.

‘We have to get rid of the criminals,’ the president says.

U.S. District Judge Margaret has allowed prosecutors to introduce at trial evidence seized from the backpack Mangione was wearing when he was arrested.

The department had been working for months to issue redactions, officials have said.