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Judge Blocks Department of Education From Canceling COVID-Related School Aid
The ruling came in a lawsuit brought by 15 states.
Federal Agencies Launch Probe Into Anti-Semitism at University of Washington
About 30 individuals have been arrested following the May 5 protest that occurred in the University of Washington’s campus.
5 Mexican Nationals Charged After Migrant Boat Capsizes Off California, Killing at Least 3
Human smuggling that results in death is a crime in the United States that carries a maximum penalty of death or life in prison.
First Statewide Ban on Fluoride in Public Water Begins in Utah
Utah’s law comes into effect on May 7, with Florida, Ohio, and South Carolina all considering similar measures.
Crackdown on Student Loan Defaulters to Begin With Benefit Seizure, Then Wage Garnishment
Federal collections have resumed after the pandemic-era freeze. Beginning in June, the government will intercept defaulters’ tax refunds and other payments.
Govs. Hochul, Pritzker and Walz Summoned to DC to Testify on Sanctuary Policies
The three must explain to a House committee their states’ immigration policies and cooperation with federal enforcement.
JD Vance’s Brother, Cory Bowman, Advances in Cincinnati’s Mayoral Primary
The 36-year-old political newcomer will now oppose incumbent Democrat Aftab Pureval and attempt to become the city’s first Republican mayor since 1978.
Intelligence Report Finds Minimal Ties Between Maduro, Tren de Aragua
The ODNI report could have ramifications on the administration’s efforts to deport gang members using the Alien Enemies Act.
