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Arizona Lawmakers Introduce Bill Requiring Proof of Citizenship at State Funded Hospitals

Arizona lawmakers are debating Senate Bill 1268, which would require hospitals receiving state funds to ask patients about their citizenship status.

Trump Admin Moves to Reinstate Nearly 25K Fired Employees

The Trump administration has begun taking steps to reinstate nearly 25,000 federal employees after a judge declared the firings illegal.

LAPD Reports Overall Crime Decline in 2024

Los Angeles Police Department Chief Jim McDonnell announced Monday that overall crime in the city declined in 2024.

Israel Resumes Airstrikes in Gaza Amid Stalled Ceasefire Negotiations

Early Tuesday, Israel launched extensive airstrikes across the Gaza Strip, targeting Hamas facilities and resulting in over 200 fatalities, according to Gaza's health ministry.

Illinois Mother Files Civil Rights Complaint Over Transgender Student in Girls’ Locker Room

An Illinois mother has filed a civil rights complaint with the Department of Justice after alleging that school administrators attempted to compel her 13-year-old daughter to change in front of a transgender student in the girls' locker room.

Security Lapses at Capitol During Trump’s Visits Under Investigation

Congress is investigating two security incidents that occurred during President Donald Trump's recent addresses at the U.S. Capitol, raising concerns about safety protocols.

Federal Judge Allows Transgender Employee’s Discrimination Lawsuit Against Liberty University to Proceed

A federal judge in Virginia has ruled that a discrimination lawsuit against Liberty University, filed by a former employee who identifies as transgender, may proceed.

Cartels Allegedly Using Cattle to Smuggle Drugs Across U.S. Border

Mexican drug cartels are reportedly employing innovative methods to smuggle narcotics into the United States, including concealing drugs within cattle. Sources along the Texas...

Toronto Excludes Tesla from EV Incentives Amid U.S.-Canada Trade Tensions

Toronto has ceased offering financial incentives for Tesla vehicles used as taxis or ride-sharing services, citing ongoing trade disputes with the United States.

Texas Midwife Charged Under State’s Abortion Ban

Maria Margarita Rojas, a 48-year-old midwife from the Houston area, has been arrested and charged with performing illegal abortions and practicing medicine without a license, marking the first criminal case under Texas' near-total abortion ban.

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