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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Republicans in the Missouri House gave preliminary approval Monday to a plan asking voters to make it harder for citizens to change the state Constitution through ballot questions.

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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court ruled Monday for the Trump administration and agreed U.S. immigration agents may stop and detain anyone they suspect is in the U.S. illegally based on little more than their working at a ...Read more

Following the Supreme Court’s decision to clear the way for ICE raids in Los Angeles, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said Boston’s legal recourse amid the latest ICE operation has slimmed.

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NEW YORK — A Manhattan judge has struck down an effort by Mayor Eric Adams’ administration to let federal immigration authorities operate on Rikers Island, ruling the action was ethically “impermissible” because it...Read more

BOISE, Idaho — The transgender Boise State University student who sued Idaho Gov. Brad Little over the state’s law banning trans women and girls from women’s sports has dismissed her case two months after the U.S. ...Read more

WASHINGTON — As electricity prices outpace inflation, members of Congress and the administration have constituents’ bills on their mind, with Democrats hoping they will help them make the case against Trump ...Read more

CHICAGO — President Donald Trump’s Department of Homeland Security announced Monday it is beginning a surge of immigration law enforcement in Chicago, dubbing it “Operation Midway Blitz” and claiming it will target...Read more

LOS ANGELES — Two Senate Republicans have opened yet another investigation into the deadly Palisades fire, adding to a long list of ongoing probes aimed at determining whether local officials prepared sufficiently for ...Read more

Suspected cyberattackers linked to the Chinese Communist Party impersonated the Republican chair of the House Select Committee on China in a series of attempts to steal sensitive data on trade negotiations, the panel said....Read more

CHICAGO — The cost to build former President Barack Obama’s namesake center campus rose to $615 million through the end of 2024, according to the latest reports from the Obama Foundation, quickly nearing the total ...Read more

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier called Monday for an investigation into a Central Florida Democrat’s social media post reporting that immigration agents were at a bus station in Orlando, a request that drew swift...Read more

CHICAGO — In the wake of President Donald Trump seeming to declare war on Chicago in a social media post evoking the movie “Apocalypse Now,” the city is fighting back with its own campaign advocating civic love, not ...Read more

A New York Times reporter who discovered a tracking device on his family’s car while in Lawrence, Kansas, in October 2021, is suing the FBI for answers.

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BOSTON — Voters will head to the polls in Boston Tuesday to cast their ballots in a closely watched preliminary election, which features mayoral and city council races and is the first test for the city after last fall�...Read more

WASHINGTON — White House economic adviser Stephen Miran’s nomination as a Federal Reserve governor has been scheduled for a Senate committee vote Wednesday, a move that will likely allow him to be confirmed by the full...Read more

MINNEAPOLIS — Calm and friendly — chatty, even, with customers and staff alike — Robin Westman casually browsed rifles at a St. Louis Park gun shop just days before murdering two children and injuring 21 others at ...Read more

NEW YORK — A New York appeals court on Monday upheld the $83.3 million judgment against President Trump for defaming writer E. Jean Carroll after she accused him of rape during his first term based on the “...Read more

LOS ANGELES — The California Department of Justice will sue Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna and his department for what Attorney General Rob Bonta called a “humanitarian crisis” inside the county jails.

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PHILADELPHIA — Dozens of preservation and historical organizations from the Philadelphia area have signed onto a letter addressed to President Donald Trump’s secretary of the interior opposing the potential changes or ...Read more