New federal policy gives Native American tribes power to veto green energy development
The nation's top energy regulator quietly green-lit a new policy giving Native American tribes more power in the early stages of hydropower development.
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Growing frustration among Mayorkas impeachment managers about not starting a trial
Nearly two weeks after the impeachment of Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, the House impeachment managers are voicing frustration with a lack of guidance from House Speaker Mike Johnson.
Biden calls Johnson, Schumer for White House meeting as congressional chaos stirs government shutdown fears
President Biden is convening a White House meeting with congressional leaders to discuss government funding and supplemental foreign aid.
Oregon lawmakers consider changing beloved anti-urban sprawl law to fight housing crisis
As Oregon faces a housing shortage and rising homelessness, lawmakers are considering a bill to alter the growth boundaries on cities to prevent urban sprawl and preserve nature.
Colorado House advances bill mandating schools use transgender students’ preferred name
The Colorado legislature is pushing a bill mandating educators in public and charter schools use transgender students' preferred names in all school settings, including records.
House Republican critical of Biden impeachment push demands his removal via 25th Amendment
Rep. Ken Buck, R-Colo., is introducing a resolution to call on Biden's Cabinet to invoke the 25th Amendment's Section 4 to trigger his removal from office.
Jeb Bush comes to Trump’s defense after $355M fraud judgment: ‘Damage could cascade’
Former President Trump's 2016 rival Jeb Bush came to the 45th president's defense in an op-ed slamming a recent court case ordering Trump pay millions to New York.