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New Maine law limits police cooperation with federal immigration officials

Three new laws restrict cooperation between Maine law enforcement and ICE, including limiting cooperation with federal immigration officials.

GOP governor survives challenge from Bitcoin evangelist in gubernatorial runoff

South Dakota's first gubernatorial primary runoff pitted incumbent Larry Rhoden against outsider Toby Doeden after neither cleared the 35% threshold to win outright.

Adam Schiff’s attack on free speech is a parody of itself

Adam Schiff wants to ban AI parodies of political candidates. The irony runs deep.

Jane Kim doesn’t know why she’s running for insurance commissioner

Jane Kim is running for California insurance commissioner. But she doesn’t know why.

Scammers fake it ‘til they make it with bogus goods — and we’re all paying the price

Counterfeiting is popping like that old $2 bill. $500 billion lost yearly in nearly...

Patrol car hit by shrapnel during Marine Corps live-fire demo at celebration attended by JD Vance

Metal shrapnel from Marine Corps live-fire training struck a California Highway Patrol vehicle on the same day as Vice President JD Vance's visit to Camp Pendleton.

Trump boards AF1 quickly, using small stairs due to ‘increased security measures’: WH official

President Trump used small stairs to board Air Force One after Secret Service discovered a suspected hunting stand with clear sight line to presidential plane at Palm Beach airport.

California’s New Class Divide

The Golden State’s ‘social justice’ politics have created a low-income, low-mobility underclass.

Sen. Rand Paul questions legality of Trump administration’s strikes on alleged drug traffickers

Sen. Rand Paul on Sunday criticized President Trump's recent military actions against alleged drug smugglers in the Caribbean.

Newly freed Santos calls Trump commutation ‘humbling’

Former Rep. George Santos revealed Sunday that he learned that President Trump had commuted his prison sentence from fellow inmates who saw the news on television.

Phil Mickelson unimpressed by ‘No Kings’ protests, takes aim at former President Biden

Golfer Phil Mickelson appeared unimpressed by Saturday's "No Kings" protests against President Trump.

Trump taps Detroit entrepreneur Mark Savaya, who boosted Muslim turnout, as special envoy to Iraq

President Donald Trump announced on Sunday that he was naming Detroit-area entrepreneur Mark Savaya, who helped boost Muslim American turnout for his campaign, as special envoy to Iraq.

Ex-Rep. George Santos says fellow inmates informed him of Trump commutation

Former Rep. George Santos said Sunday that he first learned about President Trump's commutation of his prison sentence from fellow inmates who saw the news on television.

Trump says he is cutting aid to Colombia, accuses President Gustavo Petro of drug trafficking

President Trump announced Sunday that the United States will halt financial aid to Colombia and accused President Gustavo Petro of enabling drug production.

Speaker Johnson rips ‘No Kings’ rallies: if Trump were a king, things would be different

House Speaker Mike Johnson on Sunday dismissed the nationwide "No Kings" protests against President Trump as a politically motivated spectacle, accusing Democratic leaders of using the demonstrations to shield themselves from pressure from their party's left flank.

House Speaker Mike Johnson on Trump’s commutation of Santos’ sentence: ‘We believe in redemption’

House Speaker Mike Johnson is defending President Trump's decision to grant former Rep. George Santos clemency after he was sentenced to prison for wire fraud and identity theft.

Trump calls Colombia’s Petro an ‘illegal drug dealer and announces an end to U.S. aid to the country

President Donald Trump said Sunday he would slash U.S. funding to Colombia because the country's leader "does nothing to stop" drug production, in what is the latest sign of friction between Washington and one of its closest allies in Latin America.

State emergency officials say new rules and delays for FEMA grants put disaster response at risk

State crisis managers say severe cuts to federal security grants, restrictions on money intended for preparedness and funding delays tied to litigation are posing a growing risk to their ability to respond to emergencies.

Boston eyes city-run groceries to fight food insecurity, but skeptics remain doubtful

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens reports strong demand at city-run Azalea Fresh Market as Boston explores municipal grocery stores to improve food access in underserved areas.

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