New York's top court ended NYC's bid to let noncitizens vote in local elections, citing the state constitution's limits.
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President Trump appoints Keith Sonderling as acting director of IMLS, amid efforts to dismantle agencies like the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau.
Eric Adams faces backlash for using AAVE at a town hall, sharing past fare evasion despite criminalizing it as mayor, and his indictment.
Trump's border wall projects continue in San Diego, facing legal and environmental challenges. Migrant encounters drop; military support grows.
Eagle Field, a WWII pilot training base in Central California, was sold. Known for its unique amenities, it later hosted drag races and events.
The Justice Department is resisting a judge's demand for details on deportation flights, citing executive authority.
The Pentagon restored webpages on Navajo Code Talkers, crucial WW2 contributors, after a DEI purge mistakenly erased them. Navajo Nation praises the fix.
85-year-old Young-ja Joo went viral on TikTok for her "glass skin," credited to diet and sun protection habits.
The U.S. State Department's AI-driven "Catch and Revoke" program, launched under Trump's administration, targets foreign students by scrapping social media for pro-Hamas sentiments
Military plans may cut U.S. troop presence at Guantanamo Bay by half, as no detainees remain and legal challenges persist. Decisions pending.