Missoula Advances Affordable Housing Strategy with New Funding Plans
February 27, 2026
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Get insights into the Montana political scene, analyzing Trump’s tariffs, congressional races, and tax reforms.
U.S. Senate Democrats spotlighted Trump’s attempts to cut funds for minority-serving institutions, threatening DEI policies.
Nominee for the Bureau of Land Management, Steve Pearce, assured U.S. senators that he and Interior Secretary Doug Burgum are not in favor of a large-scale sale of federal lands. Pearce, a Republican and former U.S. House Representative from New Mexico, appeared before the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee
A Montana judge voided the state’s TikTok ban, citing a change in ownership that removed Chinese control of the app.
President Trump’s administration announced agreements to shift Education Department duties to other federal agencies.
One week into the 2026 election filing, Montana’s Western U.S. House District sees four Democrats challenging Rep. Ryan Zinke.
Two years ago, Sibanye Stillwater mine cut nearly 40% of its staff. A recent U.S. tariff on Russian palladium is aiding recovery.
EPA reverses Biden-era air quality rule, easing regulations on coal plants. Critics argue health risks increase.
The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision ruling many of President Donald Trump’s import tariffs unconstitutional has sparked mixed reactions among Montana’s business leaders. While some anticipate a positive shift for businesses grappling with fluctuating trade policies, others remain cautious about the future. The state’s all-Republican delegation in Congress has yet
President Trump vows to retain tariffs using different authorities after the Supreme Court ruled he exceeded his powers.
Feb 19, 2026 — Trump nominates Katie Lane for U.S. District Court in MT. Her limited experience sparks debate in legal circles.
