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O Sindicato dos Servidores Públicos Federais no Distrito Federal (Sindsep-DF) convocou sua base para uma jornada de mobilização na próxima semana, com atos na Esplanada dos Ministérios e no Senado Federal. A iniciativa busca pressionar o governo e o Congresso Nacional pela aprovação de 43 emendas ao Projeto de Lei (PL) 5.874/2025, que trata da […] Servidores públicos no DF organizam jornada em torno da reestruturação de carreiras no Executivo Federal apareceu primeiro no Brasil de Fato.

For the first time in nearly two centuries, giant tortoises are once again roaming Floreana Island in the Galápagos, a conservation milestone more than a decade in the making. Early settlers on Floreana Island altered the landscape and hunted the Floreana giant tortoise (Chelonoidis niger niger) into extinction about 180 years ago. But while working […]

Desafiador, o presidente Donald Trump anunciou nesta sexta-feira (20) uma nova tarifa geral de 10% após uma decisão da Suprema Corte dos Estados Unidos que considerou que ele havia excedido sua autoridade ao impor direitos aduaneiros como se fosse uma emergência nacional. Trump criticou duramente a Suprema Corte por considerá-la “desleal” e afirmou que está […] Após Justiça dos EUA barrar tarifaço, Trump anuncia sanções extras de 10% e ‘postura ainda mais rigorosa’ apareceu primeiro no Brasil de Fato.

À Lyon, ce samedi 21 février, il y aura bien une marche en hommage à Quentin Deranque, jeune militant d'extrême droite mort après un passage à tabac il y a une semaine, en marge d'une conférence de l'eurodéputée Rima Hassan de La France insoumise (LFI) dans la ville. La préfecture du Rhône a donné son feu vert, vendredi 20 février, à la tenue de ce défilé, malgré les craintes d'affrontements et les appels à son interdiction.

Conservation groups acknowledged a mixed bag of outcomes from the 30-day New Mexico legislative session that ended on Thursday. They decried the failure of landmark Clear Horizons Act to pass, but cheered the state’s investment in water policy and forward momentum in overhauling New Mexico’s wildlife commission.

Iowa lawmakers took on hundreds of bills in the first six weeks of the 2026 legislative session, though several measures named as top priorities heading into the year, like eminent domain and property taxes, have yet to find consensus. Thursday was the last day lawmakers met to consider legislation before the first “funnel” deadline of […]

Con 135 votos a favor y 115 en contra, este jueves 19 Diputados aprobó en general la regresiva Reforma Laboral que no tiene ni un cambio a favor de las y los trabajadores argentinos y les quita una gran cantidad de sus derechos laborales. El proyecto ahora volverá al Senado con modificaciones para su tratamiento […]

Në Maqedoninë e Veriut është regjistruar rritje e rrogës mesatare për 7.6 përqind në muajin dhjetor, krahasuar me dhjetorin paraprak. Në disa sektorë rritja është edhe në krahasim me muajin paraprak, transmeton Portalb.mk. “Kjo rritje ka ardhur si rezultat i, para së gjithash, rritjes së pagës mesatare mujore neto për të punësuarit në sektorët: Transporti […]

Хто такий Володимир Мединський і чи справді він щось вирішує на переговорах?

A South Dakota Senate Committee unanimously endorsed legislation on Friday to set new regulations around a common economic development tool used in the state. A tax increment financing district is a defined geographic area where local governments use the new and higher property taxes generated by development — what’s known as the “increment” — to […]

Law mandates Grapevine-Colleyville school board must vote on resolution by March 1. District staff recommend not passing it.

A bill to keep the public from accessing certain information about political donors could soon become law after the West Virginia House of Delegates passed it on Friday. Senate Bill 640 would stop the West Virginia Secretary of State’s Office or any other government agency from publicly posting information that some lawmakers say could be […]

The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) repealed Biden-era regulations that forced power plants to cut harmful pollutants including brain-damaging mercury and particulate matter, EPA administrator Lee Zeldin announced on Friday. The post EPA repeals Biden-era coal rules aimed at limiting brain-harming pollution appeared first on The New Lede.

Applications are now open for row crop farmers who suffered losses due to trade disruptions and inflated production costs in 2025, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced Friday. Producers who apply online could receive payment as early as Feb. 28, according to USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins. “If our farmers are not economically able to continue […]

Trump claimed the justices opposing his position were acting because of partisanship.

The Appleton-based airline now plays a role in the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown, flying between detention centers. Explore how its flight patterns have changed since its sale to a federal contractor. Air Wisconsin turns to ICE (static version) is a post from Wisconsin Watch, a non-profit investigative news site covering Wisconsin since 2009. Please consider making a contribution to support our journalism.

More Southwest Fort Worth and Crowley development considered for Chisholm Trail corridor.

Judge Solomon Oliver said he would give motion to leave the consent decree “careful thought” and seek “additional input.” The post Federal judge surprised by Cleveland and Justice Department move to end police consent decree, won’t rule on it yet appeared first on Signal Cleveland.

Utah legislators have rejected a bill that would ban public, taxpayer funded insurance from paying for gender-affirming care, with some Republican committee members arguing the bill could cost taxpayers more money and restrict an individual’s medical rights.  In a 5-1 vote Thursday, the Senate Business and Labor Committee said no to HB193 — sponsored by […]

(The Center Square) – A retired Cook County judge says he has great confidence in his case against justices of the Illinois Supreme Court. The Liberty Justice Center filed the civil rights lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois on Wednesday against the state’s high court justices for what it said was the unconstitutional removal of Cook County Judge James R. Brown. The Illinois Supreme Court recalled the retired judge in December to fill judicial vacancies but then removed him in January after the Cook County Bar Association and the Chicago Council of Lawyers objected to an opinion column and podcast appearance Brown made months earlier while retired. Liberty Justice Center Senior Counsel Brendan Philbin said Brown’s article discussed the weaponization of the judicial system against President Donald Trump and other issues that could be characterized as right of center. Brown said it was shocking to him that anyone would question his integrity based on politics. “When my robe goes on, my politics are left at the door and nothing matters to me other than my oath of office, the law and the facts of the case, nothing else,” Brown told The Center Square. According to Philbin, the Illinois Constitution provides only two ways to remove a judge from the bench. “One is impeachment by the legislature, and the other way is through a complaint process that ends up at the Illinois Courts Commission,” Philbin told The Center Square. Philbin said the Illinois Supreme Court basically wrote a one-sentence order vacating Brown’s appointment without holding hearings. “Our suit seeks to remedy that injustice, because what the Supreme Court did violated two pretty significant rights that we have as Americans,” said Philbin, citing the First Amendment and the Fourteenth Amendment. Philbin said the Illinois Supreme Court is seeking to apply the state’s code of judicial ethics to all retired judges. “They either can exercise their First Amendment rights and speak on matters of public concern, but then foreclose the opportunity to come back and fill a vacancy like Judge Brown did, or these retired justices can stifle their right to speech and keep everything quiet in hopes that there may be a retirement down the road,” Philbin said. Philbin said more than 300 Illinois judges have retired since 2019. “That’s a lot of individuals who are placed in this really difficult situation of whether to exercise their First Amendment rights and foreclose their right to come back to be a judge,” Philbin said. Brown was asked by The Center Square how much confidence he had going up against the Illinois Supreme Court justices who removed him. “I have great confidence because I’ve got the Liberty Justice Center representing me and they are outstanding attorneys, led by Sara Albrecht, and I think we have a very strong case,” Brown said. Brown said he is looking forward to his day in court.