‘We will nullify what happens in Texas,’ Gov. Gavin Newsom told reporters.

Leaders in Cleveland, Chicago, Baltimore, and Newark cite a mix of policing and community programs as key to public safety gains.

The Homeland Security chief says the city has honored only 8 percent of immigration detainers issued this year.

The Department of Transportation’s Office of Inspector General launched the probe one week after critical investigative hearings into the incident.

The cartel is allegedly involved in criminal activities including murder, beheading, drug trafficking, extortion, and money laundering.

The state lawmakers who left Texas face second lawsuit seeking their removal.

The U.S. president will meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin as part of an effort to bring the war in Ukraine to a close.

UCLA is asked to comply with similar conditions the administration previously set for Ivy League schools.

The 15 percent tariff agreed upon in July will not be imposed on Japanese goods already subject to higher tariffs.

The DOJ said in a filing to two federal judges that it wants grand jury exhibits in the two cases unsealed.

Reactor developers are calling on lawmakers to trim permitting, revise siting rules, expand workforce programs, and de-risk investment by courting partnerships.

White House tours resumed in February following the presidential transition.

An appeal before the Supreme Court would allow the court to review whether Trump’s order to end birthright citizenship is legal.

Judge Neomi Rao said that U.S. District Judge James Boasberg had engaged in an ‘egregious’ abuse of his power.

Last week, state House Democrats left Texas for states including Illinois, New York, and Massachusetts in order to block a vote on a GOP-led redistricting map.

As part of the peace deal, the United States will establish a new transport corridor aimed at unlocking the region’s commercial potential.

Gov. Mike Braun and other Indiana GOP leaders gave little indication of their reaction to the idea of redrawing maps to bolster the Republicans’ House majority.

The meeting lacks a formal agenda, but the vice president has previously raised concerns over UK free speech laws.

‘Every tax dollar the Government spends should improve American lives or advance American interests. This often does not happen,’ the executive order says.

The state consented to end the practice after the U.S. Justice Department sued it.

‘Everyone needs access to basic financial services,’ said Brian Knight, senior counsel at the Alliance Defending Freedom.