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Three major Arizona utilities are exploring a new nuclear plant, seeking federal grants as Maricopa County grows.
Trump Administration Places USAID Security Chiefs on Leave
The Trump administration put two USAID security chiefs on leave for denying Elon Musk's DOGE access to classified material.
Michigan Governor Whitmer signs "Safe Homes, Safe Schools" bill package into law, promoting secure gun storage and school safety measures. #GunViolence
College Republicans United at ASU faced protests for urging students to report undocumented classmates to ICE.
Emily Hernandez, known for her role in the Jan. 6 Capitol attack, has gone from a presidential pardon to a prison sentence for a fatal DUI.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Faces Scrutiny Over Medicaid Stance
During his confirmation hearing, Kennedy evaded questions about Medicaid cuts, amid GOP plans to slash $2.3 trillion from the program.
The Impoundment Control Act ensures the constitutional balance of power by maintaining Congress's authority over federal spending decisions.
Carlos Wriedt and his wife, immigrants from Mexico, became U.S. citizens in a heartfelt ceremony at the Kansas Statehouse, celebrating dreams and new beginnings.
The Phoenix Union High School District board declared its schools as safe zones from immigration enforcement.