Arizona Gov. Hobbs asks federal government for $752M to pay for migrant services, shelters
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs is asking the federal government for $752 million to help pay for migrant services and shelters amid a crisis at the border.
Georgia school voucher bill narrowly clears longtime obstacle with state House passage
The Georgie House voted to pass Senate Bill 233, which powers a voucher funding plan, which will also cover private school tuition and homeschooling.
Manhattan DA Bragg asks for delay to Trump’s hush money trial
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said Thursday his office was not opposed to delaying the start of former President Trump’s New York hush-money criminal trial.
Trump Florida Judge Cannon denies Trump dismissal on ‘unconstitutional vagueness’
Thursday's federal hearing against Trump looks unfavorable for hiss legal team, with the District Court Judge denying a motion to dismiss on "unconstitutional vagueness."
Maryland Senate nearing vote on $63B budget legislation for next fiscal year
Maryland Governor Wes Moore's proposed $63 billion budget remains relatively unchanged as it heads for approval to the Senate; tax hikes reportedly are not on the table.
Pornhub shuts down website in Texas after getting sued under age verification law
Pornhub disables website in Texas following age verification lawsuit.
Speaker Johnson floats stand-alone Israel aid plan after Schumer’s comments made situation ‘even more urgent’
Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., sat down for an interview with Fox News Digital and said there were "early conversations" about a new stand-alone aid bill for Israel.