Trump Administration Sues States Over In-State Tuition for Dreamers
September 14, 2026
The Trump administration has sued all states with laws granting in-state tuition to undocumented students, impacting many.
The Trump administration has sued all states with laws granting in-state tuition to undocumented students, impacting many.
The U.S. Forest Service will reopen Oak Creek this Thursday after a wildfire closed it in June. Some areas remain closed.
The Supreme Court blocks Trump’s mail-in voting restrictions, allowing USPS to continue regular ballot deliveries.
Candidates for Michigan governor propose plans to improve housing affordability, focusing on deregulation and tax credits.
Aaron Flint (42%) and Sam Forstag (41%) are neck and neck, with Nick Sheedy at 5%, in a recent poll.
Adriana Guzmán Fralick, Nevada AG candidate, was inspired to enter politics by opposing Obamacare, having served under Gov. Gibbons.
President Trump, at the GOP convention, dismissed the affordability crisis as a hoax. Yet, inflation hit 3.4% last year.
President Trump dismissed claims of an affordability crisis as a hoax at a Dallas convention, despite rising inflation.
A new series by Protect Our Care highlights the 130,000+ drop in Michigan ACA enrollments due to expired tax credits.
Workers in Arizona will see a minimum wage increase in January due to a voter-approved law tied to inflation rates.
Edgington: Over two years, groups reduced river crossings by 80% and rebuilt 1,000 feet of riverbank to aid trout recovery.
Independent voters will play a key role in the November midterms, with many in Arizona lacking party affiliation.
