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Alabama professors and students are appealing a federal ruling upholding the state’s DEI ban, igniting a legal battle over classroom speech.

General Motors is investing $242 million in skilled trades apprenticeships to train 600 workers yearly and boost U.S. manufacturing capacity.

Dan Bongino plans to resign as FBI Deputy Director in January, raising questions about FBI leadership and reform efforts.

Louisiana Economic Development (LED) has committed over $375 million in taxpayer dollars through cooperative endeavor agreements in just two years.

The Trump administration issued an emergency order Wednesday requiring a Washington state coal plant to stay operational through winter to prevent power outages across the Pacific Northwest.

A new poll conducted by YouGov shows a strong majority of Republican voters want legal immigration to be reduced or ended altogether.

Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway announced Tuesday that the state is now being sued by the municipal government of Wuhan, China.

Pope Leo XIV praised Costa Rican artist Paula Sáenz Soto on Monday for her donation of a pro-life Nativity scene to the Vatican.

Grand funding tied to failed Democrat Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacy Abrams is under renewed scrutiny after tax filings showed a climate group tied to Abrams quietly received more than $5 million in federal money before the Trump administration canceled the program.

A Chinese illegal alien, released into the United States under the Biden administration, is accused of killing a woman in a fatal bus crash in Tennessee earlier this month.