President Trump signed an executive order to block state AI regulations, aiming to prevent a patchwork of rules that could hinder U.S. competitiveness.
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A new Arizona program awarded water credits to support 825 homes in Buckeye, aiding sustainable growth and housing.
Michigan House Judiciary Committee considers bills to limit state attorney general's powers, sparking debate among lawmakers on intervention and jurisdiction.
The New York Times remains undeterred by Trump's accusations of "seditious" reporting on his health, defending its journalistic integrity.
Students seeking asylum in Detroit face detention by ICE, sparking community demands for stronger protections and support from school officials. Nonprofit releases best practices for schools amid immigration policy changes. Advocates urge district officials to support English learners.
Governor Gretchen Whitmer's political future remains uncertain as she takes on a pivotal role in the Democratic Governors Association.
ICE separated Chinese asylum seeker Fei Zheng and his 6-year-old son at a NYC check-in, sparking outcry and questions on family detention policies.
Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo faces backlash for alleged favoritism towards Steve Davis, DOGE's ex-leader, after OSHA fines on TBC were dropped.
This story from Outlier Media details the arrest of Detroit teen Kerly Sosa Rivero by immigration agents, disrupting her dreams of education and a future. A young student in Detroit, caught in an immigration dragnet, faces uncertainty as her dreams of college and a future in the U.S. hang in the balance.
A state audit questions the legality of Western Maricopa Education Center's sponsorship with Phoenix Raceway in 2024.