Miami Dade College Approves Transfer of Prime Downtown Real Estate for Trump Presidential Library Amid Public Divide
Miami Dade College trustees approved transferring downtown land to the state for the Trump presidential library amid community debate and a pending lawsuit challenging the process.
California Judge’s Bombshell Order Puts ICE Detention On The Brink
A California federal judge's Nov. 25 order could open bond hearings for thousands detained under a summer DHS policy; attorneys say more than 36,000 cases may be affected. Courts are already split on how to apply the ruling.
Coconino County Hosts 'Justice Bus' Event to Resolve Warrants and Offer Legal Aid in Flagstaff, Leupp, and Surrounding Areas
The Coconino County CJCC will host a warrant resolution event with the "Justice Bus" to assist individuals with outstanding warrants and provide community-based resources on Dec. 11.
North Carolina Celebrates Record Job Growth in 2025, Governor Josh Stein Praises Economic Expansion Efforts
North Carolina Governor Josh Stein announced a record year for job growth, with over 33,000 new jobs, citing strong partnerships and a focus on industries like biotech and aerospace. Investments in rural areas and infrastructure are also highlighted.
Recount Affirms Alharbi's Victory in Hamtramck Mayoral Race Amid Ongoing Ballot Dispute
The recount in Hamtramck's mayoral race confirmed Adam Alharbi's win, growing his lead to 11 votes. However, controversy remains over 37 disputed absentee ballots, with legal actions pending from both sides.
St. Paul Celebrates the Legacy of Gordon Parks with New Memorial Following 2025 Legacy Bill
Minnesota honors the cultural legacy of Gordon Parks with plans for a living memorial, following the 2025 Legacy bill's funds allocation. Lawmakers and community members in St. Paul celebrated Parks, emphasizing his impact on arts and social justice.












