Trump executive order moves get homeless off the streets
With the sight of homeless encampments plaguing cities nationwide, President Donald Trump has issued an executive order to get many of the homeless off... Read More.
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Trump, Scott: Americans need lower interest rates to afford homes
President Donald Trump and South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott, a Republican, used a visit to a Federal Reserve renovation site on Thursday to talk... Read More.
Group wants Trump to intervene in fight over U.S. fish
A group of anglers got President Donald Trump's attention in a long-running campaign to protect a lesser-known forage fish in the Chesapeake Bay.
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Supreme Court to revisit transgender status, nationwide injunctions
The Supreme Court will most likely be revisiting issues of nationwide injunctions and transgender status in its next term.
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Trump brings construction pros to tour Federal Reserve renovation project
President Donald Trump brought a team of allies and construction professionals to tour an over-budget renovation project at the Federal Reserve buildings in Washington... Read More.
Fight over birthright citizenship likely to return to Supreme Court
A federal appeals court blocked President Donald Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship this week, setting the Supreme Court up to revisit the case... Read More.
Poll: Most Americans approve recent U.S. Supreme Court rulings
A new poll found majority support for several recent Supreme Court decisions, with most issues receiving bipartisan support and some having partisan divides.
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Tariffs have no negative impact on Colorado car sales, so far
A recent report on the automotive industry found that tariffs have not yet had an impact on car sales in Colorado.
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Trump keeps pressure on Powell with rare visit to central bank
President Donald Trump continues to pressure Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. The president plans to personally visit the central bank Thursday afternoon, where a... Read More.
Whatley, Cooper to vie for Tillis’ U.S. Senate seat
North Carolina voters will choose between Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Whatley and former two-term Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper to succeed Republican U.S. Sen.... Read More.
