Legal and civil-liberties advocates question the scope of federal action in the capital as critics warn of potential long-term damage to local autonomy and democratic norms.
National Personnel Records Center apologizes to Rep. Mikie Sherrill after her military records were released to an unauthorized requester tied to the New Jersey governor's race; NPRC vows policy changes and staff training.
The brief suspension over remarks about the MAGA movement exposes persistent questions about government influence, media consolidation and the First Amendment.
Former intern linked to anti-Israel activism raises questions about Mamdani's stance on Israel
The Alaska Permanent Fund will distribute $1,000 per resident this year, the lowest payout since 2020, with more than 600,000 recipients as the state weighs budget needs and earnings.
Court maintains status quo as lawsuits challenge the policy, leaving billions in aid at stake.
Julian Conley convicted of murder, aggravated assault and gang-related charges in Secoriea Turner’s death during July 2020 protests; judge imposes life without parole for the murder
States allege HHS rules to punish curricula that mention transgender and gender-diverse identities violate federal law and spending powers, potentially cutting tens of millions in grants.
A discussion with internet culture researcher Aidan Walker follows a deadly Dallas I.C.E. shooting and a separate incident involving Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.