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Ex-New Mexico legislator pleads guilty to fraud, money laundering charges
Former N.M. legislator Sheryl Williams Stapleton pleads guilty to fraud and money laundering charges involving educational funds.
Rising Costs and Controversy Surrounding New NFL Stadiums and Public Financing
Buffalo Bills to kick off 2026 season in their new Highmark Stadium, one of six new NFL venues in the pipeline.…
Pacific Island Leaders Express Concern Over China’s Recent ICBM Test
Pacific Island leaders call for greater transparency from China on missile tests, discussing security concerns at…
New Orleans City Council Votes for 33% Increase in Sanitation Fee Amid Protests
New Orleans City Council approves a 33% increase to city’s monthly sanitation fee despite objections, aiming to close a $25 million deficit.
Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks Trump’s Order Limiting Birthright…
A federal judge has temporarily blocked a Trump executive order that could prevent certain people from…
Putin Warns Armenia’s EU Bid Could Disrupt Trade with Russia
Putin warns Armenia that its bid to join the EU could disrupt trade with Russia, as Yerevan's pivot towards the…
New Postal Service Rules Could Lead to Mail-In Voting Issues: Report
A report warns of "catastrophic failure" in the mail ballot system following President Trump's executive order on mail-in voting.
Examining the Tradition of Post-Presidential Restraint and its Exceptions
Delving into the tradition of former presidents refraining from criticizing their successors, the piece looks at…
Alaska AG Treg Taylor Disqualified from Gubernatorial Race Over Finance Violations
Former Alaska Attorney General Treg Taylor won't be on the ballot for November's general election, as Lt. Gov.…
Judge Orders Force-Feeding of National Guard Shooting Suspect in Custody
Federal judge orders suspect in fatal shooting of National Guard member in Washington, D.C., to be force-fed after refusing to eat or drink while in custody.