Washington state faces two-front challenge to meet future energy demand
(The Center Square) - As Washington state invests in the electrification of its public transportation fleet while preparing for a ban on privately owned... Read More.
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Two Virginia men arrested in plot to destroy federal databases
Two Virginia men were arrested after federal prosecutors said they conspired to destroy government databases and steal U.S. government information while working as federal... Read More.
Colorado receives $420M from feds for high-speed internet
The federal government awarded Colorado nearly $420.6 million for high-speed internet investments throughout the state.
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Legislation would limit U.S. military action toward Venezuela
A new proposal in Congress led by a Virginia U.S. senator aims to prevent the federal government from using taxpayer money for military operations... Read More.
DOJ confirmed identity of pipe bomb suspect, offered few details of investigation
The U.S. Department of Justice offered few details in the ongoing investigation that led to the arrest of a suspect related to pipe bombs... Read More.
Louisiana shift to party-primary elections will cost $47M
(The Center Square) - Louisiana's move to a party-primary system, which limits voters to a single party's primary but still allows unaffiliated voters to... Read More.
House committee opens investigation into Minnesota welfare fraud
Congress has begun an investigation into a large-scale fraud scheme that led to hundreds of millions of dollars being stolen from Minnesota's social welfare... Read More.
WATCH: Admiral to tell Congress suspected drug boat still posed threat
The U.S. Navy admiral who ordered additional military strikes on a damaged boat with two survivors plans to tell Congress the suspected smugglers planned... Read More.
Judge dismisses challenge to National Park Service cash policy
A judge again dismissed a legal challenge to the National Park Service's no-cash policy at about 28 of the federal agency's 433 parks.
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Florida tests drones in schools to stop shootings
(The Center Square) - A taxpayer-funded program to test whether drones can ward off school shooters is set to launch in three Florida districts... Read More.
