
DOJ Files Lawsuit Against New Jersey Over In-State Tuition Eligibility Laws
The Department of Justice has sued New Jersey over state laws that provide in-state tuition rates and financial aid to undocumented immigrants.

The Department of Justice has sued New Jersey over state laws that provide in-state tuition rates and financial aid to undocumented immigrants.

A new opposition group has raised over $1 million to challenge the Mamdani administration amid criticism over planned cuts to veterans services.

Various developments spanning congressional oversight proposals, Trump policy initiatives, and business regulatory matters emerged from Washington.

Two separate federal lawsuits filed this week challenge restrictions on religious expression, one targeting agriculture secretary's emails, another Wisconsin's conversion therapy ban.

Supporters of lineage-based reparations criteria clashed with other groups at a New York hearing on reparations eligibility.

Aaron Spencer, awaiting trial for allegedly killing his daughter's suspected abuser, won the Republican nomination for county sheriff in Arkansas.

New York state is reportedly considering reducing the retirement age for teachers from the current threshold to 58 as part of budget discussions.
The Trump administration has outlined plans for AI-powered drug tracking and wastewater testing while questions arise about funding for fentanyl test strips.
Recent data shows illegal border crossings at historic lows while Mexico weighs diplomatic appointment.

Sen. John Cornyn and Rep. Greg Casar confronted each other at Austin airport over Department of Homeland Security funding as shutdown enters second month.

House Speaker Mike Johnson discussed various policy positions and political challenges facing Republicans during the party's retreat in Florida.

New York City faces policy debates over free bus transit and rent stabilization as Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration begins.

Lee Zeldin addressed the Heartland Institute's climate conference, defending policy changes to federal climate regulations.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz signed legislation permitting nursing home residents to consume alcohol during facility-organized social gatherings.

The Supreme Court will hear arguments on Mississippi's mail-in ballot law, with potential implications for Alaska's practice of counting ballots received after Election Day.
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