Massachusetts did not follow its own climate rules, lawsuit reveals
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts is in hot water as a prolonged legal battle revealed the state ignored policies to limit emissions tied to climate... Read More.
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Agency’s $140B uranium plan not fully reported to Congress
A federal agency estimated it will cost about $140 billion to enrich uranium for national security through 2105, but hasn't reported that figure to... Read More.
Judge rules for firm operating immigration detention facility
A Trump-appointed federal judge has ruled in favor of a private prison company in its legal battle against a new Colorado law requiring more... Read More.
SAVE America Act supporters clamoring for U.S. Senate to pass bill
When Congress returns in September, it faces a backlog of legislative priorities including major bills funding U.S. farms, road and water infrastructure, and the... Read More.
Oral arguments Sept. 29 in appellate court decision awaited by Mosley, nation
Oral arguments in the case of Mosley v. Emerson, watched intently throughout the nation, are set for Sept. 29 at the North Carolina Court... Read More.
Musk won’t be charged for $1M checks at Wisconsin rally
Elon Musk will not be charged with a crime following a review of complaints against Musk reviewed by La Crosse County District Attorney Tim... Read More.
‘Eyes of the nation’ on Milwaukee as state commission requests records release
The Wisconsin Elections Commission will vote Monday on if it should send a letter related to errors at Milwaukee Central Count in the Aug.... Read More.
Tiffany unveils 8-point affordability plan in race for Wisconsin governor
U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany, the Republican gubernatorial candidate, on Tuesday announced his eight-point plan on affordability including lowering property taxes, sales taxes, gas prices... Read More.
Minnesota unemployment dips to 4.3% as state loses jobs
Minnesota's unemployment rate edged down slightly in July, even as the state lost jobs.
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Mass school violence threats suspect out of jail 4 days before classes begin
Students are back Tuesday for the first day of school in the nation's 14th largest city just four days after a jailed suspect threatening... Read More.
