RFK extends opioid public health emergency, protecting Medicares role
U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has renewed a 2017 public health emergency declaration regarding opioid abuse, giving the HHS... Read More.
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Bondi charges three in attacks on Tesla property amid Musk cost-cutting
The nation's top prosecutor announced federal charges against three people for their roles in attacks on Tesla property as the company's CEO, Elon Musk,... Read More.
Education department talks with detransitioners
The U.S. Department of Education hosted a listening session with detransitioners and parents’ rights advocates on “Detrans Awareness Day,” while officials also discussed strategies... Read More.
March Madness could generate up to $23 million for Denver
Men’s NCAA tournament basketball games played at Denver’s Ball Arena this week are projected to boost the metro area’s economy by millions.
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Trump calls for lower interest rates ahead of reciprocal tariffs
President Donald Trump called on the Federal Reserve to lower rates ahead of his plan to put reciprocal tariffs on all countries that put... Read More.
Helene: Congressional hearing next week on FEMA’s response in North Carolina
Response by FEMA to Hurricane Helene, and possibly lack thereof, in North Carolina has led to a congressional subcommittee hearing next week.
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Nevada father, son accused of harboring illegal immigrants
The U.S. Department of Justice charged a Nevada father and son Wednesday for allegedly harboring illegal immigrants in the Reno area.
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Homan: Judges arent going to stop us from making this country safe again
Tom Homan, designated border czar by President Donald Trump, said decisions judges trying to stop the immigration enforcement efforts of the administration "aren't going... Read More.
Home sales climb above expectations in February
Home sales climbed in February as more homes came on the market.
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Can religious schools receive taxpayer funding?
Religious private and charter schools in the U.S. have been fighting a series of legal battles in recent years to answer the question: Can... Read More.
