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A divided federal appeals court ruled the Trump administration improperly ended funds for clean energy projects.
Virginia voters will select nominees for congressional midterms after a tumultuous primary season marked by redistricting.
New York cannot ban federal agents from wearing face coverings or force them to wear visible IDs, a judge ruled.
Vance Boelter, serving life terms for killing lawmakers, faces similar state charges, including murder and cruelty.
Welcome back. It’s another big primary day. Our political reporter Meg Kinnard joins us with a preview. Also in the news today: Trump expresses his disappointment in Pirro’s move to drop Reflecting Pool vandalism charges; and a look at the growing interest in AI among college students from non-tech majors. Finally, spicy cocktails are trending, and bartenders are turning up the heat with creative recipes that pack a punch.
Michigan's primary offers insight into the Democratic Party's direction as voters choose between progressive and establishment candidates.
Momentum grows for stricter regulation on license plate readers in Michigan, with new legislation proposed to limit surveillance and protect privacy.
Controversial Online Posts Stir Debate in Georgia Senate Race ATLANTA — The social media activity of Republican U.S. Senate candidate Mike Collins and those close…