Bill O’Reilly’s NewsNation special painted San Francisco as a city in crisis, but local leaders and police data offer a different picture.

The White House unveiled a package of biofuel mandates, diesel and equipment guidance and loan guarantees aimed at easing fuel and fertilizer pain for U.S. farmers.

House and Senate bills would make government job applications confidential until a hire is made, prompting open‑government groups to warn the change could hide patronage. Lawmakers plan committee debate this week.

King County Assessor John Wilson was charged March 25, 2026, with two counts of violating a restraining order filed by his ex‑fiancée.

The Louisiana House voted 74-20 to advance HB260, which would let outside groups pay for certain international trips for lawmakers without public disclosure. The bill now moves to the Senate.

As Sen. Josh Hawley pushes to strip FDA approval of mifepristone, many Republicans warn a nationwide ban could hurt the party in November 2026.

Willy Ritch, who led Maine’s anti‑public‑utility campaign in 2023, appears on a Pinellas group’s site backing Duke Energy — raising questions about outside influence in a local utility fight.

Beijing launched two trade probes into U.S. practices after Washington opened sweeping Section 301 investigations. The move could become leverage in talks and jolt green‑energy supply chains.

Internal DHS emails show a senior lawyer suggested hitting Los Angeles protesters during June 2025 clashes, prompting civil‑liberties alarm and fresh scrutiny of federal tactics.

A special Parma school board session stalled as trustees debated whether an elected member can participate remotely while deploying with the Air Force. Legal gray areas in Ohio law left the issue unresolved.

The Treasury announced President Trump’s signature will appear on future U.S. paper currency to mark the nation’s 250th anniversary, a first for a sitting president that has drawn immediate criticism.

The Tennessee House approved HB5, a bill that would criminalize mailing abortion‑inducing drugs and open civil suits against out‑of‑state suppliers; the measure now heads to the Senate.

Thousands will gather at Lafitte Greenway Saturday for 'No Kings 3.' Organizers list speakers, readings and music and have scheduled a 3:30 p.m. march start.