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Texas governor-elect’s plan to freeze electricity prices raises questions over legal authority

Texas Democratic Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa plans to freeze electricity rates on Day One, but experts warn the move could trigger energy shortages.

Trump says deportation push hasn’t put ‘same pressure’ on farm workers, hotel staff: ‘Not even close’

President Donald Trump says his mass deportation push has not targeted waitresses and farm workers with the same pressure as violent criminals.

Red counties with data center projects swung away from GOP in midterms, analysis finds

Humans First's Amy Kremer warns data centers are driving voters away from Republicans as local control and property rights fuel community backlash.

LA needs to clean up its homeless mess before the Olympics. But City Hall’s plan should alarm everyone

If spending gobs of taxpayers’ money on homelessness — with little to show for...

Gavin Newsom’s rambling word-salad excuse for saving heinous child killers from the ultimate punishment

Gavin Newsom offered a rambling justification last week for his decision to commute the...

Trump admin asks SCOTUS to allow it to move forward with plans to slash federal workforce

The administration argued a lower court judge was wrong to temporarily block its planned federal workforce reductions.

CA drops ‘green’ big-rig mandates, ending legal fight with Bill Barr-linked group

State officials file court documents proposing repeal of clean fleet regulations to end legal dispute with American Free Enterprise Chamber of Commerce.

Fetterman breaks ranks, praises Trump’s Middle East policies: ‘Did the right thing’

Sen. John Fetterman praises President Donald Trump's Middle East policies, highlighting bipartisan support for Israel and the controversial U.S. embassy move to Jerusalem.

‘Chaos,’ ‘unacceptable’: Fetterman rips Democratic handling of border in bipartisan discussion

Pennsylvania Dem. Sen. John Fetterman railed against his own party on immigration during a bipartisan forum on Monday, calling the previous illegal entries "unacceptable."

Supreme Court declines to examine appeals over Maryland, Rhode Island gun control laws

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear cases on state bans of assault weapons and high-capacity magazines, upholding a lower court rulings in Maryland and Rhode Island.

Boulder terror attack puts Biden-era immigration policies in the hot seat: ‘Must be fully reversed’

The Boulder terror attack by Mohamed Sabry Soliman raises national security concerns over Biden's immigration policies, highlighting visa overstays and work permits.

Fetterman defends mental health, desire to stay Congress

Sen. John Fetterman is pushing back on reports that he no longer wants to serve in Congress. At a debate with Sen. Dave McCormick...

Beijing swipes back at Washington over trade, student visa restrictions

China on Monday accused the U.S. of violating the agreement both countries reached in Geneva to de-escalate trade tensions, the latest sign of friction between the world's two largest economies.

Jewish House lawmaker urges deportation of Boulder terror suspect’s family

Rep. Randy Fine is speaking out about the suspected terror attack in Boulder, Colorado, during a peaceful pro-Israel demonstration.

Maxine Waters campaign to pay $68K for violating campaign finance laws

Democratic Rep. Maxine Waters' campaign has agreed to pay a hefty fine for alleged campaign finance violations in 2020.

Fetterman, McCormick react to ‘astonishing’ Boulder attack on pro-Israel group: ‘Rank antisemitism’

Sens. John Fetterman and Dave McCormick spoke out strongly against recent attacks on pro-Israel groups during a bipartisan forum in Boston on Monday.

Ukraine, Russia meet for peace talks in Istanbul after explosive weekend

Istanbul is hosting Russian-Ukrainian peace talks Monday amid heightened tensions after Ukraine's drone attack on Russian airfields, and unclaimed bridge explosions.

As Musk exits DOGE, a look back at previous efforts to cut waste, fraud and abuse – and how they fared

LBJ’s pentagon reforms through Trump’s budget focus show decades of federal efforts to streamline and cut costs

‘Red tape’: Trump admin unleashes DOGE-aligned process to fire federal workers for misconduct

The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) has introduced a new rule aimed at streamlining the process of removing employees who commit "serious misconduct" after being hired.

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