Judge temporarily blocks deportation of Boulder attack suspect’s family

Colorado secretary of state on Boulder attack Colorado secretary of state says Boulder attack has “every mark of a hate crime” 06:14 Washington — A federal judge in Colorado temporarily blocked federal immigration officials from removing the wife and five children of the man charged in Sunday’s attack in Boulder from the country or the

Education Department Says Columbia University Fails to Meet Accreditation Standards

The Department of Education had opened an Office for Civil Rights investigation into Columbia University in early February. The Department of Education said on June 4 that Columbia University violated a federal civil rights law and thus failed to meet accreditation standards amid allegations of widespread discrimination against Jewish students on campus. In a Wednesday

Trump Calls for Scrapping US Debt Limit, Agreeing With Longtime Democratic Rival

The president said that he agrees with Sen. Elizabeth Warren on the proposal. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that he wants lawmakers to pass a measure to abolish the U.S. debt limit, agreeing with a comment made by a longtime Democratic foe. “I am very pleased to announce that, after all of these years,

Nevada Reaches Bipartisan Deal on Election Reform Bill, Including Voter ID and Ballot Drop Boxes

The Nevada election reform measure now heads to governor’s desk following a cross-party agreement in the state legislature. Nevada lawmakers have reached a rare bipartisan agreement on voting reforms, combining Republican-backed voter ID requirements with Democratic-supported expansion of ballot drop boxes in a newly passed bill that awaits the governor’s signature. The compromise comes in