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News · US
The White House chief of staff said Mayo Clinic pathology results came back clear six months after her early-stage breast cancer diagnosis.
News · NY
The new advocacy coalition is promoting fully autonomous passenger vehicles as a path to safer streets and innovation in New York.
News · CA
Senate Bill 1392 will gradually exempt qualifying collector vehicles from California smog certification requirements beginning in 2028.
News · KS
A Johnson County judge struck the city’s claims against two petition organizers and classified the proposed ordinance as legislative.
News · US
Lawmakers are increasingly open to regulating AI, but turning that interest into federal law could take time.
News · WA
Republican leaders canceled the House’s final scheduled voting session before November, postponing a possible impeachment vote on Pete Hegseth.
News · NH
MacDonald stepped down after a judicial conduct panel found he favored a longtime ally in hiring and violated the state ethics code.
News · MI
A federal court has left an injunction against proposed USPS mail-ballot lists and related rules in place.
News · US
Certification formally records election winners after officials reconcile ballots, count eligible late-arriving votes and complete required checks.
News · US
The White House chief of staff said pathology results were clear after a Mayo Clinic appointment earlier this week.
News · US
The House acted after Leon Black defied two subpoenas from the Oversight Committee in its Epstein inquiry.
News · US
Republican leaders canceled Thursday votes, sending House lawmakers home before a potential impeachment vote involving Hegseth.
News · US
The House referred Leon Black to the Justice Department after he defied Oversight Committee subpoenas related to its Jeffrey Epstein investigation.
News · PA
Attorney General Dave Sunday says the platforms mislead users about addictive features, disappearing content and children's exposure to adult material.
News · NV
The justices rejected a Trump administration appeal that sought to disrupt Nevada’s existing process for mail ballots.
News · MI
The Supreme Court blocked federal mail-ballot restrictions as Michigan lawmakers began examining a citizenship petition’s rejection.
News · SD
South Dakota’s secretary of state says immediate implementation could cause mistakes and delays, while the attorney general supports lifting a court block.
News · OH
The justices left in place a lower court ruling against required U.S. Postal Service screening of mail-in ballots.
News · US
The action keeps in place a national emergency concerning people who commit, threaten, or support terrorism.
News · US
The bipartisan vote followed Black’s failure to appear for questioning about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein and payments totaling millions.
News · US
The committee voted 41-0 after Black declined to answer questions and missed a subpoenaed deposition connected to its Epstein inquiry.
News · AR
Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders announced a new state plan aimed at Arkansas families waiting for CES services.
News · TX
Greg Abbott has ordered new water-related penalties targeting data centers in Texas.
News · ID
The board’s action follows financial problems and a federal order barring President Donald Trump’s name from the performing arts venue.
News · ID
The court rejected Trump’s effort to restrict mail ballots ahead of the midterm elections, leaving election administration unchanged by that effort.
News · NM
The Apple TV production employed more than 1,400 New Mexicans during its first season and earned 18 Emmy nominations.
News · UT
The Supreme Court turned aside Trump’s requested mail-ballot restrictions ahead of the midterm elections.
News · TX
Federal charges in Texas put election enforcement at the center of Trump’s broader attention to voting by noncitizens.
News · TX
Federal charges announced in Texas align with Trump’s broader focus on noncitizen voting, without a direct link to a specific election or race.
News · VT
The Supreme Court left in place an injunction preventing new Postal Service rules for mail ballots ahead of the Nov. 3 election.