Open Newswire

WASHINGTON — The final “big beautiful bill” approved by Senate Republicans Tuesday included some last-minute changes on hot-button issues such as safety net programs and clean energy tax credits. Senate Republicans had wrangled for weeks to deliver legislative text to satisfy concerns from lawmakers who objected to cutting Medicaid, the federal-state insurance program for low-income […]

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration has put on hold $6.8 billion in federal funds for K-12 schools, according to an Education Department notice obtained by States Newsroom. The agency informed states on Monday that it would be withholding funding for several programs, including before- and after-school programs, migrant education and English-language learning, among other initiatives. […]

Oregon and Washington’s attorneys general are suing the federal government for sharing residents’ Medicaid records with federal immigration enforcement officials. Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield and Washington Attorney General Nick Brown, alongside 13 other Democratic state attorneys general, filed a lawsuit on Tuesday challenging the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for sharing Medicaid […]

With many national parks facing huge backlogs of deferred maintenance — Yellowstone National Park alone is estimated to have more than $1 billion — the federal government is proposing a new fee on foreign visitors to address some of the shortfall.  The idea, which has long been championed by a Bozeman nonprofit, is part of […]

Fazedores de cultura ainda não receberam a 3ª parcela dos recursos com prazo estabelecido para a última sexta (27) O post Artistas de João Pessoa cobram novamente à Funjope pagamento atrasado do Edital de Fomento Cultural apareceu primeiro em Brasil de Fato.

Reporter Maité Vandenbosch stelt zich vragen bij “de vreemde vanzelfsprekendheid waarmee mannen gynaecoloog kunnen worden.”

കാട്ടാനശല്യം രൂക്ഷം

Imunizante começou a ser aplicado nesta terça-feira (1º) e está disponível em todas as Unidades Básica de Saúde O post Vacina contra meningite começa a ser aplicada em bebês de 12 meses na rede pública do DF apareceu primeiro em Brasil de Fato.

The Tennessee Lookout took home 14 awards — including two first-place finishes — in the 2025 University of Tennessee – Tennessee Press Association contest, which recognizes the top journalism in the state.  The winners — selected from 1,113 entries from 71 news outlets  — were announced Saturday at the Tri-State Press Convention in Memphis.  Tennessee […]

The federal government’s program that gives payments to people sickened by nuclear weapons testing is one step closer to being reauthorized and expanded.  On Tuesday, Senate Republicans passed their massive tax and spending package, nicknamed the “big, beautiful bill” — among its many provisions is an expansion of the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act, or RECA, […]

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration has put on hold $6.8 billion in federal funds for K-12 schools, according to an Education Department notice obtained by States Newsroom. The agency informed states on Monday that it would be withholding funding for several programs, including before- and after-school programs, migrant education and English-language learning, among other initiatives. […]

After Senator Thom Tillis (R-NC) denounced the law once known as the “Big Beautiful Bill,” largely over its proposed Medicaid cuts, which he said would threaten insurance coverage for many North Carolinians, he called out the bill’s problematic approach to energy — and one climate crisis denier credited with helping to craft those provisions, in particular. […] The post Who’s the Fossil Fuel-Backed “Philosopher” Shaping Trump’s Megabill Clean Energy Cuts? appeared first on DeSmog.

A federal court has sided with Haitian TPS holders and advocacy groups, blocking a move by the Department of Homeland Security to cut their protection short by six months. The post Federal judge blocks early termination of Haiti’s TPS designation | Breaking News appeared first on The Haitian Times.

Pennsylvania would ban the sale of firefighting foam containing so-called forever chemicals that have polluted groundwater in dozens of sites across the state, under legislation passed unanimously Tuesday in the state House. The bill’s prime sponsor, Rep. Brian Munroe (D-Bucks), spoke on the floor about the illness and fear across his district as a result […]

The U.S. Department of Education will stop funding a local program helping local teachers delve into Milwaukee’s lesser-known history. Program staff are appealing the decision. The post A program helps teachers tell Milwaukee’s untold stories. The Trump administration says it will no longer fund it. appeared first on Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service.

State officials expect construction of the juvenile prison on the Northwest Side to be completed in summer 2026. Once complete, it will allow boys from Milwaukee who are sent to a maximum-security facility to stay closer to home. The post Milwaukee’s juvenile prison on track for 2026 completion appeared first on Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service.

WASHINGTON — The final “big beautiful bill” approved by Senate Republicans Tuesday included some last-minute changes on hot-button issues such as safety net programs and clean energy tax credits. Senate Republicans had wrangled for weeks to deliver legislative text to satisfy concerns from lawmakers who objected to cutting Medicaid, the federal-state insurance program for low-income […]

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration has put on hold $6.8 billion in federal funds for K-12 schools, according to an Education Department notice obtained by States Newsroom. The agency informed states on Monday that it would be withholding funding for several programs, including before- and after-school programs, migrant education and English-language learning, among other initiatives. […]

WASHINGTON — The final “big beautiful bill” approved by Senate Republicans Tuesday included some last-minute changes on hot-button issues such as safety net programs and clean energy tax credits. Senate Republicans had wrangled for weeks to deliver legislative text to satisfy concerns from lawmakers who objected to cutting Medicaid, the federal-state insurance program for low-income […]

The problem didn’t start this year. In fact, it probably started, like so many things, around the COVID-19 pandemic when lawmakers had to figure out how to hold legislative meetings safely, without the spread of the virus. But as the Montana Legislature has seen a record number of bill drafts, more interim committees in between […]