Government

Amidst Denver's ongoing struggle to accommodate a significant influx of immigrants, the neighboring town of Monument, Colorado, has opted not to become a sanctuary city. In a unanimous 7-0 vote, the Monument City Council decided this week…

In a move that could set a precedent nationwide, the Florida Legislature has passed a bill aimed at curbing minors' access to social media platforms, presenting one of the most stringent bans of its kind in the United States. The…

King Charles expressed gratitude and emotion as he resumed his official duties for the first time since revealing his cancer diagnosis. Meeting Prime Minister Rishi Sunak at Buckingham Palace, the monarch acknowledged the outpouring of…

For generations, schools across the United States have grappled with the contentious issue of enforcing dress codes, particularly when it comes to hairstyles.  However, nowhere has this issue ignited more controversy than in Texas, where…

The Texas Attorney General's office has filed a lawsuit to close Annunciation House, a well-known Catholic nonprofit that is well-known for housing migrants in El Paso, Texas, in a sharp escalation of tensions over immigration policy.…

In a bold move, the city of Chicago has taken legal action against five major oil and gas corporations, including BP, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Exxon Mobil, and Shell.  The lawsuit, filed by Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration in Cook…

In a recent development highlighting the diplomatic dialogue between Mexico and Canada, Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador disclosed that his administration is actively addressing Canada's concerns regarding the significant surge…

As the nation commemorates Presidents Day, a federal holiday since 1885, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) gears up for one of its busiest periods of the year. While IRS offices were closed on the holiday, the weeks surrounding Presidents…