A leaked directory of Peter Thiel’s Dialog society named Gov. Jared Polis; his office says he’s not a member and hadn’t heard of the group.

San Diego property owners have until June 30 to pay 2025–26 taxes without extra fees. After July 1 unpaid bills move to default and can pick up steep penalties.

At a Milwaukee town hall, Democratic governor hopefuls sketched competing plans for Wisconsin’s roughly $2.5B surplus — schools, BadgerCare and housing topped the list, but disagreements over rebates and revenue‑sharing set the tone.

A San Francisco federal judge temporarily barred ICE from making civil arrests at immigration courts nationwide, finding the agency’s policy change unlawful and chilling court attendance.

President Trump told the Justice Department to investigate oil companies, accusing them of not passing lower crude costs to drivers and saying "customers are being gouged."

A county bill would let qualifying generational parcels pay the minimum tax for a decade so family land can stay with descendants. Council committees have advanced the measure.

Gov. Ron DeSantis is expected to sign an implementing bill in Bradenton that tightens caps on local property‑tax rate increases as part of his Save Our Homes push.

An Atlanta woman says the Social Security Administration wrongly listed her as deceased, freezing benefits and accounts while she faces six‑figure hospital bills.

Gov. Wes Moore won nearly 90% in the Democratic primary, leaving him with a commanding financial edge and a united party as he turns to the November general election.

AARP Nevada and legal‑aid groups asked the PUCN to apologize and pause NV Energy's daily demand charge after dozens, including seniors, waited outside in triple‑digit heat during a June 16 session.

A state review found mathematical flaws in Arizona’s A–F scoring model; the Department of Education plans draft scoring rules this summer and an iterative rewrite.

Records show Chandler discussed residency with Police Chief Bryan Chapman last year, and the City Council has referred a charter amendment that could change residency rules for top hires.

Gen. Christopher Donahue will step down as commander of U.S. Army Europe and Africa on July 2, with Maj. Gen. Christopher Norrie to perform duties amid a Pentagon review.