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Texas state Rep. John Lujan is running for Congress, highlighting his role as a job creator despite his firm outsourcing thousands of jobs overseas. Lujan, a senior VP at Y&L Consulting, faces competitors in the March 3 Republican primary for Texas’s 35th district.
Arizona has issued over 10,400 IDs with a tribal identity insignia, a measure championed by Rep. Myron Tsosie.
Congress to vote on bipartisan war powers resolutions to limit Trump's military actions in Iran. Uphill battle ahead for passing into law.
Congress to vote on bipartisan war powers resolutions to limit Trump's military operations in Iran. Uphill battle to assert congressional authority.
Three American service members were killed and five wounded during U.S. attacks on Iran, marking the first casualties in a major offensive.
Deal in lawsuit over millions in canceled state spending may be on the horizon, impacting Michigan's next budget planning and critical programs.
President Trump's shift from anti-war rhetoric to leading U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran exposes risks for his "America First" stance and GOP support.
Khamenei, Iran's second supreme leader, was killed in an attack by Israel and the U.S., raising conflict prospects.
State legislators and community leaders work to protect immigrant and refugee communities from unfair targeting by ICE through new legislation.