The Tohono O'odham Nation considers legal steps after losing a bid to halt border wall construction affecting its land.
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Michael Whatley appointed sex offender Harvey West to high-ranking roles in NC GOP, giving West potential access to young adults.
Federal budget office proposes rule change for scientific grants, causing concerns for transparency, accountability, and oversight in research funding. The proposed OMB rule could have disastrous effects on research and environmental management, impacting Great Lakes and Michigan research funding. "Discover the top trends in fashion this season with our latest collection. From bold prints to classic silhouettes, we have it all!"
Dearborn Christian leaders unite against anti-Muslim activist planning demonstration, urging residents to stay home for safety during city council meeting.
Michigan's campaign finance ballot question language finalized, aiming to limit political donations from utilities and state contractors.
Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs chose John Giles, a former Republican now independent, as her running mate in Arizona.
Alaska Rep. Nick Begich, from a political dynasty, supports tariffs for U.S. manufacturing but faced scrutiny for outsourcing jobs to India.
Meta Platforms faces federal court accusations of designing addictive social media platforms targeting children, risking their well-being and violating laws. Litigation can shape public opinion and prompt regulatory changes, as Meta faces high-stakes legal battles with potentially far-reaching consequences.
Meta faces lawsuit alleging it designed social media to hook children, hid risks, and violated laws. States seek $1.4 trillion penalties. Litigation can shape public opinion and prompt regulatory action. Meta may appeal any ruling due to high stakes and massive plaintiff claims.