Policies & Impacts

Texas lawmakers have said the new map was not drawn to target minorities’ voting power.

‘The district court jumped ahead, appointing itself as overseer of spending decisions,’ the U.S. solicitor general said in a letter to the high court.

Chris Wright told President Donald Trump and fellow Cabinet members in an Aug. 26 White House meeting, ‘We’re stopping the closure of all these plants.’

Retirees and young job seekers shrugged off protests to apply for deportation officer and attorney positions with bonuses of up to $50,000.

The agency recently canceled California’s grant program after giving it 60 days to comply with a June 20 order to remove the content.

The action would resolve a lawsuit brought by Ocean City, which says the project poses risks to tourism, fishing, water quality and marine mammals.

Potash, silicon, copper, silver, rhenium, and lead are added in a three-year update to be formally posted on Aug. 26 for public comment.

Major retailers avoided tariff-related price hikes by shifting supply chains and front-loading their ordering. Price increases are likely on the way.

A similar case in Massachusetts led a judge to block the defunding effort.

The State Department recently suspended issuance of all commercial driver licenses to foreign applicants amid rising safety concerns.

People who overpaid can expect a refund check in 4–6 weeks.

Trump said the DOJ will take action against California’s plan to redraw congressional boundaries and also against individual senators’ blocks on his nominees.

‘This is not a thing that is unprecedented,’ said top White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett.

Then-Gov. Roy Cooper issued an executive order shutting down bars but later allowed some bars to remain open.

Gebbia said he wanted to create beautifully-designed government web portals that are as satisfying to use as the Apple App Store.

The IMA Mine Project could supply 8 percent of the nation’s demand for the critical mineral within 18 months, trimming reliance on China-dominated imports.

The judge ordered the map used for court elections redrawn because of federal Voting Rights Act violations.

As refineries leave the Golden State, legislators consider a plan to bridge the gap between climate goals and reality.

A federal appeals court ruled that the Florida law was constitutional.

Texas lawmakers have said the new map was not drawn to target minorities’ voting power.

‘The district court jumped ahead, appointing itself as overseer of spending decisions,’ the U.S. solicitor general said in a letter to the high court.

Chris Wright told President Donald Trump and fellow Cabinet members in an Aug. 26 White House meeting, ‘We’re stopping the closure of all these plants.’

Retirees and young job seekers shrugged off protests to apply for deportation officer and attorney positions with bonuses of up to $50,000.

The agency recently canceled California’s grant program after giving it 60 days to comply with a June 20 order to remove the content.

The action would resolve a lawsuit brought by Ocean City, which says the project poses risks to tourism, fishing, water quality and marine mammals.

Potash, silicon, copper, silver, rhenium, and lead are added in a three-year update to be formally posted on Aug. 26 for public comment.

Major retailers avoided tariff-related price hikes by shifting supply chains and front-loading their ordering. Price increases are likely on the way.

A similar case in Massachusetts led a judge to block the defunding effort.

The State Department recently suspended issuance of all commercial driver licenses to foreign applicants amid rising safety concerns.

People who overpaid can expect a refund check in 4–6 weeks.

Trump said the DOJ will take action against California’s plan to redraw congressional boundaries and also against individual senators’ blocks on his nominees.

‘This is not a thing that is unprecedented,’ said top White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett.

Then-Gov. Roy Cooper issued an executive order shutting down bars but later allowed some bars to remain open.

Gebbia said he wanted to create beautifully-designed government web portals that are as satisfying to use as the Apple App Store.

The IMA Mine Project could supply 8 percent of the nation’s demand for the critical mineral within 18 months, trimming reliance on China-dominated imports.

The judge ordered the map used for court elections redrawn because of federal Voting Rights Act violations.

As refineries leave the Golden State, legislators consider a plan to bridge the gap between climate goals and reality.

A federal appeals court ruled that the Florida law was constitutional.