Reports: Trump to sign executive order to abolish Department of Education
President Donald Trump is considering an executive order to abolish the Department of Education, the first step in fulfilling a campaign promise to limit... Read More.
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DeWine orders state employees back to offices
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is following President Donald Trump's lead and ordering state workers back to the office.
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Helene: Governor explains his $1B request, vows accountability
Gov. Josh Stein on Tuesday briefed state elected leaders on his $1 billion plan for western North Carolina’s recovery from Hurricane Helene.
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Senate weighs permanent Schedule I status for fentanyl
The Senate Judiciary Committee considered whether to permanently classify fentanyl and its related substances as Schedule I drugs, a move that could have significant... Read More.
Wisconsin Republicans push legislation to punish sheriffs refusing to cooperate with ICE
Republicans at the Wisconsin Capitol want Democrats, including Gov. Tony Evers, to not play politics with their latest immigration legislation.
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DeWine proposes tying school funding to enrollment
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine wants to give more money to schools in his proposed two-year budget, but the plan would decrease funds going to... Read More.
Bipartisan bill would cap credit card interest at 10%
A new bipartisan bill introduced in Congress on Tuesday would cap the interest rate that credit card companies can charge at 10%.
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U.S. business group calls for end to tariff threats
After days of high drama surrounding President Donald Trump's tariff proposals, a U.S. business group is urging all players to avoid a trade war.
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Report calls for national food strategy due to food safety gaps
A new watchdog report highlights the ongoing issues concerning the oversight of foodborne illness in the United States and stresses the need for a... Read More.
RFK Jr. advances past committee opposition, heads to Senate floor
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the controversial nominee for U.S. Health and Human Service secretary, will move forward in the confirmation process after advancing through... Read More.
