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Minnesota Agency Staff Backdated Records as Auditors Found Failures: Report
A new report highlights concerns about an agency tasked with helping people with substance abuse and mental health.
Walz Issues Warning Order to Prepare Minnesota Guard After Deadly Shooting Involving ICE
The Minnesota National Guard is ‘prepared to be deployed if necessary,’ the governor said.
Virginia Democrats Hold State Senate Seat, Keep Trifecta Ahead of Spanberger Inauguration
Mike Jones won a special election in a Richmond-area district, preserving Democrats’ Senate majority as they prepare to take full control of the state.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Announces Closure After Losing Labor Dispute at Supreme Court
A federal appeals court previously found the newspaper bargained in bad faith with its union and ordered it to restore prior health benefits.
Northeast Leads 2026 Top 10 US Markets for First‑Time Homebuyers
For the second year in a row, no Western regions were named among Realtor.com’s top potential markets for young homeowners.
Israel and Syria Agree to Joint Security Mechanism in US-Brokered Talks
Washington said the Paris meeting advanced dialogue urged by U.S. President Donald Trump after recent border violence strained relations.
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Johnson Rejects Possibility of Sending US Troops to Greenland
‘We are not at war with Greenland,’ the House speaker said, adding that there is ‘no reason’ for any military action.
Texas Supreme Court Ends Reliance on ABA Accreditation of Law Schools
The American Bar Association has been heavily criticized by conservatives, who allege that it is partisan despite its privileged status in licensing attorneys.
Immigration Agents Surge Into Minneapolis in ‘Largest Operation Ever’
Thousands of federal agents and officers spread across the Minneapolis–St. Paul area Tuesday.
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Ramaswamy Picks McColley as Running Mate in Ohio Governor Race
McColley has earned a reputation as a principled statesman, proven leader, and effective problem-solver, according to Ramaswamy’s campaign.
Judge Asks Halligan to Explain Continued Use of US Attorney Title
A federal court ruling last November said Lindsey Halligan had been illegally appointed to the position in Virginia.
Alaska Airlines Orders 110 Boeing Jets in Major Expansion
The deal would put the carrier on track to become America’s fourth-largest global airline, the company said.
Trump Says US Will Ban Large Investors From Buying Single-Family Homes
The ‘American Dream is increasingly out of reach for far too many people, especially younger Americans,’ the president said.
HHS, CDC Defend Removing Universal Influenza Vaccine Recommendations for Children
‘We’ve empowered parents and health care providers,’ health official Jim O'Neill said.
At Least 24 Venezuelan Security Officers Killed in US Raid to Capture Maduro
The updated figures bring the official death toll to at least 56, including Cuban allies serving as security personnel for Venezuela’s ruling regime.
US Discusses Ways to Acquire Greenland; Military Use on Table
A joint statement by Nordic nations on Monday highlighted increased investments in deterrence, defense, and situational awareness.
Somali UN Ambassador Linked to Ohio Health Care Company Sanctioned for Medicaid Fraud, HHS Says
U.S. health officials said the U.N. Security Council president is associated with a Cincinnati home health agency targeted in a federal fraud case.
The Challenge for US Companies to Rebuild Venezuelan Oil Industry Wrecked by Decades of Neglect
‘U.S. companies will not commit serious capital to Venezuela without a credible reset on the rule of law,’ said Jason Isaac, CEO of American Energy Institute.
Colombian President Says He Will ‘Take Up Arms’ If US Military Attacks
After Maduro’s capture in Venezuela, Trump renewed threats to intervene in the neighboring country over alleged cocaine trafficking.
I Was at Nicolás Maduro’s Arraignment–Here’s What I Saw
Maduro maintained a defiant demeanor but appeared to be in a much more vulnerable state than just days before his hearing.
Key Takeaways From Maduro’s First Court Appearance
The former Venezuelan leader and his wife pleaded not guilty to charges in an indictment accusing them of participating in a narco-terrorism scheme.
Maduro Pleads Not Guilty to Narco-Terrorism Charges in Federal Court
The former Venezuelan leader and his wife have been indicted on charges related to narco-terrorism.
