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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes says Phoenix can legally prohibit federal agents from using city property to carry out immigration raids because nothing in either state or federal law obligates local officials to help enforce immigration law.  “As a matter of federal law, localities like cities and counties can refuse cooperation with federal immigration enforcement […]

The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision Wednesday that further chips away at the landmark federal Voting Rights Act of 1965 drew sharp condemnation from some Nevada Democratic elected officials. The court’s decision declared a Louisiana congressional map unconstitutional, in a ruling critics warn undermines core tenets of the Voting Rights Act. “Allowing race to play any […]

El juez Ismael Moreno cita al exasesor de Ábalos y al empresario a comparecer, a petición de la Fiscalía Anticorrupción, por un nuevo presunto delito de tráfico de influencias en la adquisición de las mascarillas de Soluciones de Gestión.

The apartments would be for people making between 50% and 70% of the area median income. The post Stringtown ‘neighborhood drama’ fuels debate about planned apartments appeared first on Mirror Indy.

No member of the Orleans delegation voted for the bill, which specifically targets the Orleans Parish clerks offices and will leave Calvin Duncan locked out of his position.

Daqui a um mês, os colombianos vão às urnas para escolher o sucessor de Gustavo Petro na presidência do país. O candidato Iván Cepeda é o escolhido pelo campo da esquerda para esse desafio. O pleito será inevitavelmente impactado pela atual situação da América Latina, que vive sob a ingerência do governo de Donald Trump […] Fonte

COLUMBIA — Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette will no longer speak at South Carolina State University’s commencement ceremony next week, following outcry from students and legislators, the university president announced Wednesday. The announcement, which was also the historically Black university’s first public acknowledgement it had initially selected Evette to speak, included no alternative speaker for the […]

Bass, who currently serves as the mayor of L.A., covered topics ranging from her homelessness approach to city infrastructure.

Louisiana’s elected Republican leaders are debating whether to postpone the May 16 primary elections for the state’s six seats in the U.S. House of Representatives, even though absentee ballots have mailed out and early voting in the election is scheduled to start Saturday.  The GOP leaders had indicated the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in a […]

سازمان ملل: جمهوری اسلامی از آغاز جنگ ٢١ نفر را اعدام و بیش از ۴هزار نفر را بازداشت کرده‌است

Robins' staff have begun introducing Val to her new roommate, "Bernie," another coyote living in the center.

Ataques de drones ucranianos a terminais de exportação de petróleo na Rússia podem reduzir a produção do país e pressionar preços no mercado global. É o que avalia Igor Ushkov, analista-chefe do Fundo Nacional de Segurança Energética da Rússia. “Se não conseguirmos exportar plenamente o nosso petróleo, teremos que reduzir o volume de produção”, afirmou […] Fonte

With the results beating Wall Street's expectations, and the AI chip announcement, shares rose as high as $182.20 in after-hours trading.

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Volunteer-run God’s Bounty food pantry has served the southeast side for 15 years. The post This institution provides free groceries to Franklin Township residents appeared first on Mirror Indy.

Unlike the fiasco that was the 2025-26 budget process, both the Michigan House of Representatives and the Michigan Senate have completed their 2026-27 fiscal year budgets and advanced them out of their respective chambers. The House cleared that hurdle last week, while the Senate did so on Wednesday afternoon, passing Senate Bill 878 along strict […]

The policy requires Fort Worth leaders to prioritize care for wooded areas, wetlands, wildflowers, and lake and riverfronts.

(The Center Square) – Federal student loan debt is nearing $1.7 trillion, as more than 70% of graduates are not working in their degree field. Yet 72% of students across the U.S. believe their college tuition is a good investment, according to a new WalletHub survey. The report found that only 28% of students say their tuition is not a good investment, highlighting a divide in how students perceive the value of higher education. Meanwhile, 52% said their school is not doing enough to make them financially literate. “I think the one misstep that came out of the [Greatest] Generation post-Depression was this notion that you have to go to college to get a job,” Chip Lupo, Wallet Hub Analyst, told The Center Square in an exclusive interview. Lupo said more emphasis should be placed on alternatives such as trade schools and military training, rather than spending tens of thousands of dollars on a four-year degree and “nothing to show for it.” More than half of respondents, 53%, said social media pressures them to spend beyond their means, adding to financial strain. The survey also revealed mixed views on federal student loans. One in three students said the federal government should not provide loans to individuals attending schools with high tuition costs. Sixty-seven percent of students believe the federal government should provide loans to schools with expensive tuition. “College is expensive across the board. Where is the dividing line between what's expensive and what isn't? It's all relative,” Lupo said. The survey highlights that many students still view college as a worthwhile investment, particularly when it leads to stable employment. However, the findings suggest that confidence in the value of a degree is still strong despite the growing debt burdens. Over 70% of college graduates have not found jobs in their field, raising concerns about the return on investment in higher education. The U.S. Department of Education has proposed new rules aimed at holding colleges and universities accountable for programs that leave graduates with low earnings, as student loan debt continues to grow at $1.7 trillion, The Center Square previously reported. The WalletHub survey was conducted with over 200 full-time and part-time students at a two-year or four-year school. The California State University system declined to comment on the survey’s findings, and the University of California system did not respond to a request for comment by the time of publication.

A bill to require radon mitigation in new Iowa homes saw Senate approval Wednesday, a move that advocates for the legislation say is a good first step toward further safety measures in the future. Members of the Iowa Senate unanimously voted to amend and pass House File 2297, which would require all newly constructed single- […]

The U.S. House voted Wednesday to extend a controversial surveillance law that most Connecticut lawmakers opposed.