U.S. Supreme Court to examine birthright citizenship Wednesday
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments Wednesday in a case to determine to whom the United States can extend birthright citizenship.
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Groups ask trade court to pause Trump’s new tariffs amid legal fight
Several groups joined together to ask a Manhattan trade court to pause President Donald Trump's latest wave of tariffs as states and small businesses... Read More.
Defying Senate, House GOP passes DHS funding stopgap
The Department of Homeland Security shutdown will continue into the weekend after House Republicans snubbed the Senate's funding deal and passed their own funding... Read More.
Congressional Perks: Senate spending skyrockets by more than 40% in last few years
Spending in U.S. senators' office accounts spiked by 43% since 2020, with big jumps in 2022 and the last fiscal year for senators to... Read More.
Advocates call on U.S. Supreme Court to clarify climate laws
Advocates are calling for justices on the U.S. Supreme Court to clarify federal laws regarding climate change lawsuits.
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Millions in cash leaving Minneapolis airport draw lawmakers’ scrutiny
Minnesota lawmakers are raising concerns about reports that hundreds of millions of dollars are leaving Minnesota airports destined for foreign countries.
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Dane County Republicans denounce violence after Trump supporter shooting
The Republican Party of Dane County is condemning political violence after a 31-year-old Madison woman was arrested and accused of shooting and killing her... Read More.
Trump turns up the heat on DEI in federal contracting
President Donald Trump took aim at diversity, equity and inclusion policies in federal contractors, issuing an executive order focused specifically on the group.
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Fraud Task Force: Minnesota SNAP reciepts not available
Vice President JD Vance held the first meeting of the White House Fraud Task Force on Friday. Leaders in the task force highlighted goals... Read More.
Lawmaker: Biometrics ban would put law enforcement back in the Stone Age
An Illinois state lawmaker says a proposal to ban law enforcement from using biometric information systems would put crime-fighting efforts back in the Stone... Read More.
