In her lawsuit against the prediction market Kalshi, Michigan’s Attorney General has secured another block barring the company from offering sports betting services in the state of Michigan.
North Dakota Democrats attempted to introduce bills addressing child care funding and a data center permitting moratorium during Wednesday's special session, but Republican majorities blocked both efforts.
The court heard arguments that will determine whether Missourians vote on a gerrymandered district map and the boundaries of districts for the November election
The Michigan Republican has voted at least four times to hand tariff authority to the president, even after conceding the costs would land on his constituents.
Business owners said they will refuse to serve task force members or allow them to enter their establishment, citing frightened customers and workers.
Castro is charged with shooting Julio Sosa-Celis in north Minneapolis on Jan. 14.
Kentucky’s utility regulator has launched an effort to study the affordability of electric and natural gas utility service for residential ratepayers, arguing that utility access is “fundamental to the health, safety, and well-being of Kentuckians.”
Indiana will receive a guaranteed $296 million — and up to $419 million — as part of a landmark $17.1 billion settlement with Meta Platforms, Inc.
Rep. Brooklynne Mosley, a Lawrence Democrat, and Rep. Alexis Simmons, a Topeka Democrat, appeared on the Kansas Reflector podcast to talk about why they embrace the grassroots uprising against data centers — and the political consequences for doing so.
United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement has begun targeting and detaining Haitians in Springfield, Ohio after President Donald Trump revoked their legal status, with at least 29 detained as of Friday last week.