This week, the federal government will release new rules on Colorado River water allocation for seven states.
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An advisory council of Trump allies voted to relax historic preservation laws, risking harm to sites nationwide.
Wildfires have scorched 4 million acres in the U.S., with all resources deployed. Int'l aid is also being sought.
The annual White House Correspondents' Association dinner, postponed after an April 25 shooting, occurred Friday night.
The DOJ offers $3 billion to police for ICE cooperation in expanding federal immigration enforcement efforts.
The World Cup is over!
Despondent Americans face Reflecting Pool Derangement Syndrome again. What a week. Here's a quiz.
President Trump announces new tariffs
President Donald Trump is set to impose double-digit tariffs on imports from 60 countries, citing inadequate enforcement of forced labor bans. The move aims to address human rights abuses and trade imbalances.
House Republicans Urge DOJ Investigation into Jack Smith
House Republicans call for DOJ to investigate Jack Smith over alleged false statements regarding phone records of lawmakers.
Former Sen. John Sununu’s stock portfolio benefited from Azerbaijan’s 2020 war with Armenia. Sununu, running for Senate, has significant holdings in Anglo Asian Mining, profiting from the conflict.
In some states, farmers must adapt to Farm Bill changes closing a loophole they used to grow hemp for THC products.





