What is an autopen?
President Donald Trump claims that former President Joe Biden’s preemptive pardons for members of the House Jan. 6 select committee and others are inv
Schiff, Pelosi tour Presidio and vow to protect trust from cuts
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Netanyahu’s push to fire Israel’s domestic security chief sparks an uproar
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JFK assassination files to be released Tuesday, Pres. Trump says
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Board rejects $7M payment for landfill fees to Lynchburg, Campbell
The Region 2000 Services Authority board chose to not pay Lynchburg and Campbell County more than $7 million in host fees for hosting the region’s lan
Vt. to lose $1.7 million in grant funds to purchase food from local farms
MONTPELIER — The federal government has closed a grant program Vermont food shelves and schools were using to purchase food from local farms. The Ver
Kelly, Gallego hold Medicaid town hall
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Q&A: New Williamson County EMS Director John ...
On Feb. 25, officials announced John Gonzales as Williamson County’s new Emergency Medical Services director the after former director, Mike Knipste
2 miles in 40 minutes: CDC office return causes traffic jams on Clifton Road
The flood of workers at the main campus of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention caused extreme traffic backups and other delays Monday morni
Ball says BOE budget request "unattainable" in letter
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball said the school board's fiscal 2026 budget request is "unattainable and unaffordable." Subscribe to continue rea
West Virginia officals launch investigation after Mountaineers miss March Madness
When the 68-team bracket for March Madness was revealed on Sunday night , most observers were shocked to see that West Virginia had been left out.
Trump claims Biden’s pardons for Jan. 6 committee are ‘void’ because he used an autopen
President Trump claimed that former president Biden’s pardons for members of the House select committee that investigated the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol at
Mass. lawmakers move — again — to extend pandemic-era rule allowing public boards to meet remotely
Weeks before the rules are slated to expire, Massachusetts legislative leaders said they’ll move to extend a pandemic-era measure allowing select boar
Losing what sets America apart
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Florida CFO Jimmy Patronis reflects on 20 years of service in Tallahassee
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV/Gray Florida Capital Bureau) - After 20 years working in state government, Florida’s Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis is
Franklin city engineer retires, assistant steps up
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Trump to release 80,000 pages of JFK files on Tuesday
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RETINAA Switzerland Swiss Passport Design Information
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Rep. Neal preparing to fight proposed cuts to federal food assistance
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New Holyoke policy asks for non-profits to help pay for municipal services
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Green River Council Honors Halter, Discusses Wetlands and Wastewater
GREEN RIVER –– The Green River City Council will recognize a retired police captain, consider a permit application for the city’s new wastewater trea
West Virginia House committee gets first look at occupational licensing reciprocity bill
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How old is Congress?
Two lawmakers died just eight days apart in this new Congress.
Schumer's vote to avoid shutdown divides Democrats
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What will happen to the Saginaw Social Security Administration office?
SAGINAW, Mich. - Earlier this month, theGeneral Services Administration listed theSocial Security Administration field office in Saginaw as a "non-cor
Hall pass: Town hall planned for Bozeman, but Montana delegates say they won't attend
A town hall inviting Montana’s congressional delegation is scheduled for Friday in Bozeman, but it’s unlikely any of the three invitees will show up.
FDA employees face multiple issues as they return to the office
SILVER SPRING, Md. — Most Food and Drug Administration employees were required to return to work in person on Monday. For some, the working conditions
Senator Cortez Masto warns Medicaid cuts could harm Nevadans
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Senator Catherine Cortez Masto emphasized the importance of protecting Medicaid coverage for Nevadans during her visit to the MLK