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September also marked the fifth consecutive month with zero releases by Border Patrol.

‘There may have been attempts to interrupt the distribution of ballots,’ the secretary of state said, as GOP officials called for a federal inquiry.

The court previously held that Louisiana’s law violated the First Amendment.

‘Rioters have been charged with arson and assaulting police officers … this isn’t a peaceful protest that’s under control,’ a White House spokeswoman said.

A federal appeals court held that a state law purporting to invalidate federal gun laws was unconstitutional.

Thirteen states require students at public colleges and universities to complete a civics course, according to a James G. Martin Center report.

Federal agents fired pepper ball rounds to deter protesters in front of Immigration and Customs Enforcement offices in Portland, Oregon.

One of the defendants was shot by a CBP agent during the incident, according to the Department of Homeland Security.

Illinois argues that the federal government is overreaching.

The senator warned that the U.S. pharmaceutical supply chain is vulnerable because of its ‘overreliance on adversaries.’

The temporary restraining order is in place until Oct. 18.

Federal probe follows arrest of conservative journalist Nick Sortor amid protests at an ICE facility.

The Department of Homeland Security confirmed that $608 million was approved for reimbursement.

The payment is meant to support the children’s reintegration into their home countries, according to federal officials.

A 2021 rule by the Cyberspace Administration of China required recommendation algorithms to ‘promote core socialist values.’

More than two million illegal immigrants have been deported or self-deported since Trump’s second term began in January.

The Supreme Court is poised to rule on whether the president’s policy comports with the 14th Amendment.

The White House press secretary said federal dollars won’t support states that ‘allow anarchy’ near immigration facilities.

New York was one of 11 so-called sanctuary states that faced funding cuts.

Justices Ketanji Brown Jackson, Elena Kagan, and Sonia Sotomayor opposed the decision.

September also marked the fifth consecutive month with zero releases by Border Patrol.

‘There may have been attempts to interrupt the distribution of ballots,’ the secretary of state said, as GOP officials called for a federal inquiry.

The court previously held that Louisiana’s law violated the First Amendment.

‘Rioters have been charged with arson and assaulting police officers … this isn’t a peaceful protest that’s under control,’ a White House spokeswoman said.

A federal appeals court held that a state law purporting to invalidate federal gun laws was unconstitutional.

Thirteen states require students at public colleges and universities to complete a civics course, according to a James G. Martin Center report.

Federal agents fired pepper ball rounds to deter protesters in front of Immigration and Customs Enforcement offices in Portland, Oregon.

One of the defendants was shot by a CBP agent during the incident, according to the Department of Homeland Security.

Illinois argues that the federal government is overreaching.

The senator warned that the U.S. pharmaceutical supply chain is vulnerable because of its ‘overreliance on adversaries.’

The temporary restraining order is in place until Oct. 18.

Federal probe follows arrest of conservative journalist Nick Sortor amid protests at an ICE facility.

The Department of Homeland Security confirmed that $608 million was approved for reimbursement.

The payment is meant to support the children’s reintegration into their home countries, according to federal officials.

A 2021 rule by the Cyberspace Administration of China required recommendation algorithms to ‘promote core socialist values.’

More than two million illegal immigrants have been deported or self-deported since Trump’s second term began in January.

The Supreme Court is poised to rule on whether the president’s policy comports with the 14th Amendment.

The White House press secretary said federal dollars won’t support states that ‘allow anarchy’ near immigration facilities.

New York was one of 11 so-called sanctuary states that faced funding cuts.

Justices Ketanji Brown Jackson, Elena Kagan, and Sonia Sotomayor opposed the decision.