A spaceport in Yuma? Arizona city reaches for the stars
Yuma wants to be home to Arizona’s first spaceport.
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Nevada senators criticize Trump’s interim U.S. attorney pick
(The Center Square)- U.S. Sens. Jacky Rosen and Catherine Cortez Masto, both D-Nevada, spoke out last week against the state's new interim U.S. attorney.
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Trump proclaims Liberation Day” for American trade
President Donald Trump has declared "Liberation Day" in America ahead of plans to announce reciprocal tariffs this afternoon.
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Report shows which states have highest, lowest energy prices
A new report shows which states pay the most, and the least, for their energy.
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Gingrich: Sobering rebuke to judges will rebalance Constitutional authority
Federal district judges need a rebuke from Congress before clarity in articles of the Constitution, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich told a North Carolina congressman and two subcommittees... Read More.
Analysis: Closer wins in Florida House races arent a portent of GOP doom
Many national Democratic Party figures say that two closer than expected losses in deep-red Florida congressional districts show they're making up ground on the GOP and could retake... Read More.
Funding for Michigan school projects in jeopardy pending federal cuts
The U.S. Department of Education announced last week it plans to re-evaluate the funding for more than $40 million in federal reimbursements for a series of Michigan school... Read More.
Illinois-based trucking company pleased at review of strict emissions standards
A decision by the Trump administration to review emissions standard goals set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is good news to trucking companies who called the mandates... Read More.
Poll: Musk viewed unfavorably by U.S. residents
Elon Musk is viewed unfavorably by 60% of U.S. adults while his work with the Department of Government Efficiency is disapproved by 58%, according to a new poll... Read More.
Democratic attorneys general sue HHS, Kennedy
In response to claims that the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, led by Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. “illegally” terminated billions in “critical” health grants, a... Read More.
