Trump Administration Ends Legal Aid for Migrant Children, Leaving Thousands Vulnerable
Government Orders Legal Aid Groups to Cease Operations Over the past four months, more than 4,000 unaccompanied migrant children have…
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Lawmakers Push to Restrict Party Switching Ahead of Iowa Caucuses, Primaries
A proposed bill in Iowa’s legislature could reshape the way voters participate in caucuses and primaries by imposing strict deadlines…
Lawmakers Condemn White House, DOGE Over Federal Worker Firings
Maryland Delegation Calls Out ‘Witch-Hunt’ Against Civil Servants Members of Maryland’s congressional delegation are not mincing words. They say the…
DOJ Launches Criminal Investigation Into Former Senate President Jason Ellsworth
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has officially opened a criminal investigation into former Montana Senate President Jason Ellsworth, R-Hamilton, following…
Iowa Lawmakers Push for Stricter Party Registration Rules Before Caucuses and Primaries
A new legislative proposal in Iowa is stirring debate over voter access and election integrity. The bill, if passed, would…
Pennsylvania Leaders Attended Super Bowl LIX—Who Picked Up the Tab?
A Big Night for the Eagles—and for Pennsylvania’s Elected Officials When the Philadelphia Eagles dismantled the Kansas City Chiefs in…
Initiative Bills Called ‘A Power Grab’ to Weaken Direct Democracy in Arkansas
Arkansas lawmakers are pushing forward with a series of bills that critics say would make it significantly harder for citizens…
$6M in Cannabis Social Equity Funds Remain Unused as Lawmakers Stay Silent
More than $6 million collected from New Jersey’s social equity cannabis tax remains untouched, despite repeated recommendations from the state’s…
How a Risky State Investment in Seafood Cost Alaskans Millions and Left a Fishing Town in Crisis
Last summer, an unsettling quiet fell over King Cove, Alaska. The town’s massive seafood processing plant, once a hub of…
Utah’s Union Bill Faces Backlash as New Poll Shows Widespread Opposition
Utah Governor Spencer Cox may have signed House Bill 267 into law, but a new poll suggests that voters are…