Congress passed the bipartisan $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill over the weekend, ending months of tense negotiations and blockage from progressive Democrats while leaving the larger reconciliation bill and its contents up for grabs. The bill allocates funds for
The murder, which in some ways mirrors a similar killing in Georgia last month, is likely to further fuel the inconsistent immigration enforcement policies of the Biden administration.
Apprehensions at the U.S.-Mexico border have reached a 21-year high of 178,000.
"Misguided and miseducated anarchists reject civility," says former state Sen. Avel Gordly. "This must stop."
"President Biden wants to use the power of government to force a massive shift in demand for automobiles, with the government putting its thumb on the scale in favor of EVs," Cameron said.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced the awards Jan. 8 as part of the agency’s first CSBP Grants Competition.
California followed Gascon in no longer prosecuting prostitution-related loitering, removing the misdemeanor from the state books entirely at the beginning of 2023 and leading to a major prostitution boom in Los Angeles.
Lawsuit alleges the NPS Cashless program violates federal law.
Pete Hegseth and other Trump Administration leaders say they are serious about protecting U.S. agriculture and U.S. bases from China and other adversaries.
One of the two supervisors who voted against the salary hikes noted that "residents are struggling with high inflation, high gas prices" and a 50% increase in homeowner taxes over the last decade in addition to a "staffing crisis in public safety."