Thousands of Michigan doctors set to lose licenses unless legislature acts
More than 8,000 physicians could lose the ability to practice medicine at the end of March unless lawmakers renew Michigan's participation in a multi-state... Read More.
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Home sales rebound in February as lower mortgage rates boost activity
Home sales increased in February after a sharp decline the previous month, as buyers took advantage of falling mortgage rates.
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Hegseth: Tuesday to be ‘most intense day of strikes’ yet in Iran
The American military continues to ramp up its attacks on Iran, 10 days into Operation Epic Fury.
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Feds nab more Guatemalan human smugglers, this time in Idaho
Federal agents continue to arrest Guatemalans involved in human smuggling and trafficking operations, including of children, who are also involved in violating federal labor... Read More.
Only three Texas members of Congress voted to disclose sexual harassment claims
Of the 357 members of Congress who don't want taxpayers to know which members have used taxpayer funds to pay sexual harassment claims, 32... Read More.
California’s homelessness grows despite increased spending to address it, lawmakers say
Lawmakers have called in recent days for an audit for the state's homelessness spending.
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Panel discusses Supreme Court ruling on parental rights
The Federalist Society hosted a webinar on Monday to discuss the U.S. Supreme Court's recent ruling in Mirabelli v. Bonta and its potential impact... Read More.
New lawsuit seeks to challenge Trump’s newest tariffs
A nonprofit law firm that helped overturn President Donald Trump's tariffs under a 1977 law filed a new challenge Monday seeking to invalidate the... Read More.
Judge tells Trump that ‘clock is ticking’ on costly tariff refunds
A judge gave the Trump administration time to build a system to streamline tariff refunds, but pointed out that the "clock is ticking" and... Read More.
U.S. Senate to examine birthright citizenship restrictions
Prior to the Trump v. Barbara Supreme Court case, the U.S. Senate will examine potential birthright restrictions for children of illegal aliens and tourists.
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